More KR pros will join the military.That's bad.Though they may return after mililtary service,it's hard to recover.
GuMiho to join military in December - Page 2
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FBTsingLoong
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More KR pros will join the military.That's bad.Though they may return after mililtary service,it's hard to recover. | ||
Alejandrisha
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GreasedUpDeafGuy
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General_Winter
United States719 Posts
More than almost anyone else, he showed some good games for the fans. | ||
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blind429
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SirPinky
United States525 Posts
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CicadaSC
United States1291 Posts
On November 15 2019 18:38 SirPinky wrote: Sick. So what Terran is there left? all the usuals + dream, taeja, bomber, polt, | ||
SirPinky
United States525 Posts
On November 15 2019 18:48 CicadaSC wrote: all the usuals + dream, taeja, bomber, polt, No, I mean ones that can actually compete. Best time to leave, GumiGod, there are no Terran's left! | ||
Akio
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Crocolisk Dundee
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"What a GREAT set of play from him today! Last week, the week before, this guy is on fire right now. He is contending, he is defeating champions. (...) GuMiho is just on another level right now. (...) He belongs on a pedestal tonight. What a great player!" ![]() | ||
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rwala
270 Posts
On November 15 2019 10:46 GreasedUpDeafGuy wrote: more reason's to not watch, sigh I understand the impulse behind this kind of comment, and frankly it's hard not to be sad and disappointed given the direction that things are headed in, but I see this as even more reason to watch, and to play! I've only been watching SC2 for about a year. Took an interest pretty randomly because I used to play BW in college (and the C&C games in high school). I can't tell you how much enjoyment I've gotten from watching the top tier tourneys and even older VODs from ProLeague, etc. I told myself I was done playing video games, but after hearing Nathanias on the Pylon Show or somewhere talk about the importance of growing the player base for the future of the game, I even DL'ed the damn game and started playing (quite terribly, haha). This last year has been a weird time for someone to become a SC2 fan/viewer. The doom and gloom attitude among a significant % of the players, viewers, and casters has been palpable, and growing. Certainly there are good reasons for this, but I also feel this is counterproductive and could help create a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy. For new fans and players, hearing the constant negativity is frankly a bit off-putting. No one wants to invest their time, energy, and money into a dying game when there are so many other dope games out there to watch and play. But the thing is, SC2 is incredible. It is the best RTS game by far, and RTS as a genre in my view is destined to make a comeback. The approach to gameplay blends such a unique, fun, and interesting combination of strategic thinking, multitasking, and mechanical skill that there will always be a big enough potential player base to make the genre financially viable. I say "potential" player base because I do feel that despite being an incredible game, SC2 has some weaknesses that have been exposed as the MOBA, Battle Royale, and FPS genres have taken off as e-sports. Let's face it, the first 2ish mins of every non-cheesy game is relatively boring in the context of a closed universe of potential openings, and late game strategies in a lot of the metas have felt unnecessarily limited and predictable compared to what could be possible with other types of map elements and units. There's a lot that could be done to address this, but I digress.... Somehow this became a rant of sorts, but I meant it to be a call to action! I love this game and am so happy that I stumbled upon this community of weirdo gamers, fans, and casters. This is really the only game I've played in like 15 years. I regularly check this forum, watch the Pylon show, support on Twitch when I can, etc. with the hope that if enough of us fans participate, we will see Blizzard continue to invest in SC2 and maybe even develop a SC3! All of which is to say, it's okay to be sad about losing Gumiho. He is one of my favorites as well. But let's take this as an opportunity to celebrate him and thank him for showing such amazing games (anyone got any particularly great Gumi Vods they wanna share?). And do what we can to grow the SC2 community so that the game is alive and well when he comes back from the military with some ridiculous new mech builds ![]() | ||
fishjie
United States1519 Posts
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Sabaton94
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On December 04 2019 06:00 rwala wrote: I am on the complete opposite side.I understand the impulse behind this kind of comment, and frankly it's hard not to be sad and disappointed given the direction that things are headed in, but I see this as even more reason to watch, and to play! I've only been watching SC2 for about a year. Took an interest pretty randomly because I used to play BW in college (and the C&C games in high school). I can't tell you how much enjoyment I've gotten from watching the top tier tourneys and even older VODs from ProLeague, etc. I told myself I was done playing video games, but after hearing Nathanias on the Pylon Show or somewhere talk about the importance of growing the player base for the future of the game, I even DL'ed the damn game and started playing (quite terribly, haha). This last year has been a weird time for someone to become a SC2 fan/viewer. The doom and gloom attitude among a significant % of the players, viewers, and casters has been palpable, and growing. Certainly there are good reasons for this, but I also feel this is counterproductive and could help create a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy. For new fans and players, hearing the constant negativity is frankly a bit off-putting. No one wants to invest their time, energy, and money into a dying game when there are so many other dope games out there to watch and play. But the thing is, SC2 is incredible. It is the best RTS game by far, and RTS as a genre in my view is destined to make a comeback. The approach to gameplay blends such a unique, fun, and interesting combination of strategic thinking, multitasking, and mechanical skill that there will always be a big enough potential player base to make the genre financially viable. I say "potential" player base because I do feel that despite being an incredible game, SC2 has some weaknesses that have been exposed as the MOBA, Battle Royale, and FPS genres have taken off as e-sports. Let's face it, the first 2ish mins of every non-cheesy game is relatively boring in the context of a closed universe of potential openings, and late game strategies in a lot of the metas have felt unnecessarily limited and predictable compared to what could be possible with other types of map elements and units. There's a lot that could be done to address this, but I digress.... Somehow this became a rant of sorts, but I meant it to be a call to action! I love this game and am so happy that I stumbled upon this community of weirdo gamers, fans, and casters. This is really the only game I've played in like 15 years. I regularly check this forum, watch the Pylon show, support on Twitch when I can, etc. with the hope that if enough of us fans participate, we will see Blizzard continue to invest in SC2 and maybe even develop a SC3! All of which is to say, it's okay to be sad about losing Gumiho. He is one of my favorites as well. But let's take this as an opportunity to celebrate him and thank him for showing such amazing games (anyone got any particularly great Gumi Vods they wanna share?). And do what we can to grow the SC2 community so that the game is alive and well when he comes back from the military with some ridiculous new mech builds ![]() I want this game to die ASAP, so we can all take a break of RTS. Then, in a couple of years, when we will all be missing a good RTS to watch (and when blizzard will hire competent balance team members (they should take a look at RIOT)), we can have a fresh, SC3 game that will have a lot of hype. Every time someone who is not a fan of sc2 hears the name of the game, they just think "hahaha sc2 ded game lol". If we let this game die for good, we can reset and restart to have a chance at becoming great again. | ||
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