On May 25 2019 19:32 Zambrah wrote:
I almost cried before I had a work thing to do you sweet glorious bastards.

I will miss TBs presence for the rest of my life.

The founder of the Glorious 60FPS Revolution!

I still use these images as desktop background on my work computer.

JimmyJRaynor

Canada16878 Posts

May 25 2019 16:57 GMT

#63

Thanks for taking the time and effort to make this article.

luke39

2 Posts

May 25 2019 21:38 GMT

#64

A wonderful article and a perfect reminder of how much TB meant to SC2, a year after his death. It is okay to cry.

seemsgood

5527 Posts

May 25 2019 22:38 GMT

#65

wait he was a pc masterrace ??? he aint a unfamiliar face in pc gaming community but i didnt know he joined the masterrace bandwagon lul

Xamo

Spain881 Posts

May 25 2019 23:08 GMT

#66

What a beautiful article, Wax. Thank you.
TB forever.

Shuffleblade

Sweden1903 Posts

May 26 2019 01:05 GMT

#67

It literally tore me up when it happened and it still hurts when I'm reminded of this loss. I hope I will find others that can inspire and impress me the way TB did but I doubt it, he was one of a kind.

Duka08

3391 Posts

May 26 2019 03:24 GMT

#68

Damn held it together until that quote by Ryung at the end

FBTsingLoong

China410 Posts

May 26 2019 07:27 GMT

#69

I heard that TB also helped with CN starcraft.

Veluvian

Bulgaria256 Posts

May 26 2019 19:21 GMT

#70

Great article and lots of emotion! That GSTL final was epic. After Slayers got disbanded I've always cheered for Axiom from their very start.

IArako

Germany195 Posts

May 26 2019 20:03 GMT

#71

This is great. Thank you all.

gnuoy00

26 Posts

May 27 2019 02:10 GMT

#72

what a great tribute. i didn't get into sc2 'til much later, but i love hearing stories from those days.

love2d

40 Posts

May 27 2019 07:50 GMT

#73

Let it never be forgotten that on top of everything he's done for the SC2 community, he is pretty much the reason the Dark Souls franchise came to PC.

Shuffleblade

Sweden1903 Posts

May 27 2019 09:03 GMT

#74

"For the Love of Starcraft", such a fitting title. His death hit me hard, I wrote the date of his passing up in my calender to make sure I would never forget and that I will keep remembering him and the lessons I've learnt from him.

What I did not expect was for so many others to do the same, to not be able to move on a year hence. A TL tribute, this article written and saved for the occasion and the documentary by "Different level". So many people still seem to struggle with the grief from his passing even though most of us didn't even meet the man. Makes me happy I have others to share this sadness with.

boxerfred

Germany8360 Posts

May 27 2019 15:39 GMT

#75

Great article, Wax. I'm crying. Always remember to not pick dumb fights everyone and be the best you can be to the folks around you.

blunderfulguy

United States1415 Posts

May 27 2019 16:26 GMT

#76

Wow, doesn't feel like it's only been a year, it seems like a helluva lot longer. Four years since Axiom closed, and Axiom-Acer was only six years ago... What a damn journey.

Kevin_Sorbo

Canada3217 Posts

May 27 2019 21:08 GMT

#77

RIP TB. He was a giant and he had a heart of gold.

Oukka

Finland1683 Posts

May 27 2019 21:19 GMT

#78

Thank you for writing this. It was a beautiful read

Deleuze

United Kingdom2102 Posts

May 28 2019 07:33 GMT

#79

What a fantastic article, thank so much for the write up. It is really important to understand what TB achieved with Axiom. Brought back so many memories.