EPTan oldschool quarterfinal clash coming soon
should be good
[Interview] ThorZaIN - Becoming a doctor & life after SC2…
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland4274 Posts
an oldschool quarterfinal clash coming soon should be good | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On August 10 2020 19:00 M3t4PhYzX wrote: Thorzain (HU) vs (UD) Vortix - WC3 ESL Pro Tour Europe Season 1 an oldschool quarterfinal clash coming soon should be good Did Blizzard fix WC3's connection issues? If yes, I might give it another shot. I really tried getting in WC3 a few months ago, but the gamebreaking bugs and lack of standard features (e.g. resume from replay) really put me off. | ||
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
glad he found a strong transition into doctor | ||
Chill
Calgary26003 Posts
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Togekiss
Canada154 Posts
It's true, Thorzain had the gift to create, refine, and optimize builds in a way that others just couldn't replicate. The attention to detail and his surgical and clinical execution was always a pleasure for me to watch, and something I always tried to emulate in my play. This guy is a legend, and I'm really happy that things are going well for you TZain!! | ||
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yoshi245
United States2974 Posts
Blizzard's ineptitude costed him a win against Moon in War3 Refunded earlier this year too. | ||
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Siggen
143 Posts
 His GSTL three-kill was my favorite moment (starts at 42:11). | ||
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Shuffleblade
Sweden1903 Posts
On August 12 2020 11:01 yoshi245 wrote: Blizzard's ineptitude costed him a win against Moon in War3 Refunded earlier this year too. Indeed, that tournament was my first foray back into wc3 and that single thing made me lose all interest. | ||
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Highways
Australia6120 Posts
David Kim and his broodlord/infestor | ||
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NiNsofie
Sweden11 Posts
On August 09 2020 18:02 merz wrote: ThorZaiN! It saddens me that you too also struggled with imposter syndrome:ish thoughts. I think a lot of the progamers "back then" did. For what it is worth I always looked up to you as the smartest and most skilled and talented player we had in Sweden. I always tried to learn from you and I was very jealous of the way you could map out builds with such detail and how your decision making always seemed to be so crisp. I'm glad you figured out yourself that it wasn't any luck. You were truley great! Hope you find success and joy in your medical career You were not bad yourself Merz! This interview and reading the comments were so bitter sweet to me. Gosh I miss 2012. And yes, there were a lot of people around not getting quite the results they could due to imposter syndrome and other physical difficulties. I am working with esport kiddos now and wanna help them with this the best I can. It has always been a main concern for me too. | ||
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NiNsofie
Sweden11 Posts
On August 08 2020 23:35 Spinozah wrote: Great interview! Sad to see that for many people SC2 is only a way to escape from reality and once they find themselves they just aren't interested in this game. I see what you mean but I do not agree with your conclusion. I have loved SC since -98 but I have had lots of ups and downs with it. Not playing for years at a time. I think it's so intense, and you put so much into it that in order to get out you have to kinda let it go for a while. But it will always drag me, and many more, back in again. It is the best game ever created imo. It's also a scary game to get back into. You know how much time you have to spend. You also know the level you were at before and it sucks to play worse again after a long break. It is not as simple as "just a way to escape". | ||
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
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Luepert
United States1934 Posts
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AbouSV
Germany1278 Posts
A nice bump anyway! | ||
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KT_Parry
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