EPTrest in peace
omg... this is a shock
Geoff 'iNcontroL' Robinson has passed away - Page 47
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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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kugel
Germany116 Posts
rest in peace omg... this is a shock | ||
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Kerence
Sweden1817 Posts
Thanks for all the entertainment you gave us Geoff. | ||
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Kal_rA
United States2925 Posts
Prayers with him and his family. He was such a positive force that pushed SC, SC2 and EG in the right directions. Loved his jokes. Loved his shoutcasts. Dude is a legend. Can probably also bench 100 hydralisk skulls as well. | ||
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dugokontov
Bosnia-Herzegovina16 Posts
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b0rt_
Norway931 Posts
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
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gnarky
Norway2 Posts
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aegisns
United States2 Posts
I remember Incontrol from the old BW days when he was in 88) and played US East. I did catch a small part of Day9's stream when he was reminiscing and talked about Clain X17 and Clan ~NoHunters and that was a trip down memory lane! So I remember his rise as a player pretty well. I played a bit of WoL, but stopped playing for a long time until I got back into SC2 within the last year or so. I've greatly enjoyed the Pylon Show and following the scene since then and InControl was a big part of it. I found him to be a very insightful, funny, genuine guy. I guess I also felt a sense of kinship with him because we were about the same age and had shared the obvious similar interest in starcraft dating back to the BW days. So we would've both been in high school back then and his experience with that being a big part of his life back then was very relatable to me. I found his passion for the game and drive to make this a career very inspiring. It seems like he was pretty universally impactful on people around the scene and he will certainly be missed by me. It's kind of hard to even look at it the same way right now, so I hope that passes. RIP, Geoff, and condolences to his family and friends. | ||
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Grond
599 Posts
On July 23 2019 16:06 digmouse wrote: The family already released a statement, the cause of death is a blood clot in his lungs (Pulmonary Embolism). The embolism probably came from the abscess on his femoral artery which was caused by an undiagnosed staph infection in his abdomen. | ||
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oxKnu
1261 Posts
Sad to see him go. He was such a big personality that really made people gravitate towards what he was passionate about (in this case Starcraft) | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
On July 23 2019 18:56 Sapphire.lux wrote: + Show Spoiler + He wasn't very lean. Years ago he was found to have high glicemia/cholesterol due to high carbs/fat intake. Talking about lean mass, not body fat percentage | ||
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Senryakku
France16 Posts
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3nickma
Denmark1510 Posts
RIP Geoff... | ||
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ubikz
69 Posts
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darkscream
Canada2310 Posts
Mirroring Tod's sentiment, i'm not religiously minded, but even still i'd like to think somewhere out there Geoff and TB are playing out matches in that great LAN party in the sky. | ||
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jpg06051992
United States580 Posts
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Antisocialmunky
United States5912 Posts
Edit: Also Day[9]'s remembrance VOD is up: It was so heartfelt yesterday to see so many old faces show up to share stories. | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
Condolences to his family and friends. | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
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superjoppe
Sweden3694 Posts
RIP Geoff. | ||
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