EPTThis upcoming Thursday, September 13th StarCast will guest host Complexity Academy’s Gage “Sasquatch” Dubose .So now here is where the TL Community comes in:
If your interested in asking Sasquatch any questions at all, please submit them here and we will ask him the best questions on the next show.
We encourage the community to pick Sasquatch’s brain when it comes to the Academy, Team Complexity, Training, MLG Raleigh Products, eSports questions, players, hobbies etc.
After submitting your questions please check back on September 13th 2012 at 8:00pm EDT for the LIVE SHOW over at Twitch.tv/AmoveTV.
StarCast: The StarCraft Podcast
Next Episode: Thursday September 13th @ 8:00pm EDT
Website: TheStarCast.com
Live Stream Link: Twitch.tv/AmoveTV
Who is Gage “Sasquatch” Dubose?
Sasquatch started gaming with Warcraft III in the year 2000. During this time he played Dota and a not so well known community of "spawn based" micro intensive maps. This genre included maps like Ring Wars, Azeroth Wars, War of the Jewels, Battle for Middle Earth, and along with many others. Many other famous players had their start too in this community such as LODA (pro Dota player). whose name actually stands for Lord of Dol Armroth. Many of these players were consistently on the top of various WC3 melee ladders.
With the release of Starcraft 2, Sasquatch started by playing Random and continued to do so for many months, where he learned all of the races to a high level. Eventually, he decided that by playing Zerg he had the most opportunity to improve, which lead him to decide to formally switch from playing Random to Zerg.
Sasquatch's first major tournament appearance was in the MLG Spring Championships and WCS US Nationals, where he scored notable victories over several well known players, such as Machine, YaTa, and HayprO.
Sasquatch qualified for the 2012 MLG Summer Arena, where he made a relatively quick exit following defeats from Alicia and Revival (and a win against Sheth). While this didn't immediately guarantee his position in the coming Summer Championship, higher seed dropouts gave Sasquatch a spot in Group Play. He went 2-1 against both GoOdy and IdrA, but lost against Daisy and First consecutively to be seeded into Championship Bracket Losers Round 5. There he would meet Revival and go down to him 1-2. This gave him the second-highest foreigner placement at the MLG Summer Championship.
More information about Sasquatch can be found here.
