EPTGeoff 'iNcontroL' Robinson has passed away - Page 45
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From iNcontroL’s Twitter: To offer some solace in this time of grief: We've learned that Geoff passed quickly and painlessly from a blood clot in his lungs. He was with friends. He always urged and led us by example to take care of ourselves to the best of our ability. Remember to do that for him today. | ||
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-Kaiser-
Canada932 Posts
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Oroch
Belgium143 Posts
RIP Condolences to friends and family Omg... | ||
digmouse
China6330 Posts
On July 23 2019 15:40 Grond wrote: They never got all of the staph infection. An abdominal staph infection caused the abscess on his thigh. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cris/2013/539737/ ‘The condition is rare but carries a high mortality rate if not diagnosed early’ The family already released a statement, the cause of death is a blood clot in his lungs (Pulmonary Embolism). | ||
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IlkSch
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It was at the end of 2011 when I got more into Starcraft II and its community. Shortly after that my brother got diagnosed cancer. When it got worse, I skipped studying and spent most of the day in hospital, which was the hardest, most challenging and exhausting time of my life. Every day I’ve got some hours of peace when watching HayprOs stream for breakfast and when playing some games myself in the evening. After my brother died my world was shattered. It was at that very moment when I got to know a group of people within the Starcraft community that welcomed me. We played together, watched tournaments together, talked. I – again – felt at peace, at home, welcomed. We went to HSC 5 where I met Geoff for the first time. It was at that event where I could forget all my pain and enjoy life again for the first time. I remember him making me feel good and positive and laugh, like he did with so many people (he for sure would not remember). I have not had time to play Starcraft or follow the scene anymore for quite a while. But every time I do, I get the same feeling of “coming home”. The Starcraft community is still family, a safe place and Geoff has been and still is an unreplaceable part of it. I feel a pain of an intensity that surprises me. I can’t imagine how the people close to him must feel right now. There is one thing I am sure of: This community will comfort those who need it. I am so very sorry for your loss. | ||
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VonDarkmore
Australia193 Posts
My sincerest heartfelt thoughts to his family and loved ones, it’s going to be tough every day for many years. Rest in peace Geoff. You will be missed. eSports and the world has lost one of the best friends, personalities, and gentlemen it had. Hope you can play a game with Violet champion | ||
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Aresien
United Kingdom305 Posts
Like many I'm sure, I'd had my own interactions with Geoff and could only say good things about him. Every time we spoke (apart from one Idra related conversation...!) he was exceptionally sweet and helpful - he even put himself out when he didn't have to. This is such a terrible shame. I haven't logged in to this account in years but I always keep a toe dipped and check things every so often - this is news I didn't want to see. I had to go through the whole forgotten password shenanigans, but if anything could bring me back it was to pay my respects to this great man. Deepest heartfelt condolences to family and friends - the scene lost a pillar today. | ||
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sneakyfox
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4402 Posts
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Sapphire.lux
Romania2620 Posts
Wish i would have wrote sooner how much i appreciated his personality and how much joy he brought me through SC2 and RollPlay. It's a polite thing to say that he will be missed, but i really will. Beautiful man. | ||
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XDEKSDEEXD
622 Posts
I wont ever forget him. The times when I fell in love with SC2 and decided to play seriously, in 2012, the golden era of WoL, etc. Man........wow..... | ||
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LoneYoShi
France1348 Posts
I never had the opportunity to directly interact with him, but from the different streams I saw and testimonies I read here, he seemed like a genuinely good person (and of course a huge presence in the StarCraft community). He will be missed, the world needs more Geoffs, not less. | ||
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Kyhol
Canada2575 Posts
Rip see yuh there one day. | ||
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Samro225am
Germany982 Posts
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zestzorb
Thailand776 Posts
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MockHamill
Sweden1798 Posts
If I was religious, I would tell God to go f*ck himself. Reality is sickening unfair. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18619 Posts
On July 23 2019 18:15 MockHamill wrote: How can a guy that can bench press 435 pounds (197 kg) die like that just 33 years old. If I was religious, I would tell God to go f*ck himself. Reality is sickening unfair. Working weights has nothing to do with health... | ||
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sjt
2 Posts
This was back in 2013 at the opening of the Astro Gaming store in San Francisco. He came in with Anna and Bryce (Machine) and met up with the rest of the EG crew Ben (DeMuslim), Ricki Ortiz and Eduardo (PR Rog). That was the first time I had met any of them and as a fan of the FGC (Fighting Game Community) as well I was nerding out over seeing these LEGENDS all in one place not gaming or anything just hanging out and talking. He was so genuine and cemented his legacy in my mind as one of the all around best guys in the SC community. Rest in Peace Geoff, you are already very much missed. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
On July 23 2019 18:24 sharkie wrote: Working weights has nothing to do with health... There are very strong health links for lean mass and exercise; they're far from alone but they are major factors. | ||
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Sapphire.lux
Romania2620 Posts
On July 23 2019 18:45 Cyro wrote: There are very strong health links for lean mass and exercise; they're far from alone but they are major factors. + Show Spoiler + He wasn't very lean. Years ago he was found to have high glicemia/cholesterol due to high carbs/fat intake. | ||
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BeyondCtrL
Sweden642 Posts
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