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On December 20 2015 13:43 lichter wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 13:40 NikaLogy wrote:On December 20 2015 13:12 BLinD-RawR wrote: bye sun.
User was warned for this post Wooow why did this deserve a warning? It was just a clever use of his old nick. it was a joke warning between pals Ahh okay, that makes sense, sorry.
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49167 Posts
On December 20 2015 13:44 NikaLogy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 13:43 lichter wrote:On December 20 2015 13:40 NikaLogy wrote:On December 20 2015 13:12 BLinD-RawR wrote: bye sun.
User was warned for this post Wooow why did this deserve a warning? It was just a clever use of his old nick. it was a joke warning between pals Ahh okay, that makes sense, sorry.
problems of being friends with mods, make a joke cringe worthy enough....
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On December 20 2015 13:39 lichter wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 13:38 sh0ck wrote:On December 20 2015 12:09 RCCar wrote:http://www.xportsnews.com/jgame/?ac=article_view&entry_id=671920&_REFERER=https://www.google.com/Park Sang Jin (X Sports News) Rain, previous winners of Ongamenet Starleague and GSL, has selected retirement a day after Flash held his retirement ceremony. Rain came to the reporter seat after the ceremony was over and talked about his retirement. He said that donating part of his liver required him to rest for a bit, and made it difficult for him to play games. Rain has thought of retirement since he has left SKT1, but chose to postpone it for a year. Rain became the Ongamenet Starleague champion in 2012 after beating DRG in the finals. He has also achieved second place in 2013 WCS Korea Season 2 Starleague, and became a GSL champion in 2015 GSL Season 2 after beating ByuL. There are only 2 other players who have won 2 Korean Starcraft 2 Starleagues: Classic and Maru. However, Rain needed a long period of rest after donating a part of his liver to his father, and made his decision on the day his good friend, Flash, left the scene as well. It was truly an end fitting for the 3 Musketeers. "Thank you for my fans, who have loved me throughout my career." note: The 3 musketeers bit is not literal. 도원결의 comes from "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is like a fantasized book based on a period of Chinese history and is very famous in China, Korea, and Japan. Kinda like Star Wars as to the fandom because people who know it go really, really deep into it, and there are some casuals like me. I recall someone asking for translation for it on Seeker's thread so if he/she is watching... No mention of 1st place in 2012 WCS Asia? Or 1st place in 2013 Hot6ix Cup? Rain career achievements (including the ones not mentioned in OP): 1st place 2012 OSL Season 1 1st place 2015 GSL Season 3 1st place 2012 WCS Asia 1st place 2013 Hot6ix Cup 1st place HomeStory Cup XI 2nd place 2013 OSL Season 2 2nd place IEM VIII San Jose 3-4th place 2012 Blizzcon 3-4th place 2012 GSL Season 4 3-4th place 2014 GSL Season 1 3-4th place 2015 SSL Season 3 3-4th place IEM VIII Cologne - #1 2014 Proleague individual win percentage at 68% (21-10, 4-1 in ace matches) - #3 2013 Proleague individual record by wins at 36-22 (behind only Flash and INnoVation) - Perfect 5-0 record in 2014 Proleague Playoffs (wins over Hush, Hydra, Bbyong, herO, Zest) including ace match win vs herO in game 7 to send SKT to finals - Finals of each of the ONLY 2 OnGameNet Starleagues in SC2 - Reached semifinals or finals of 6(!) SC2 Starleagues (GSL 3 times, OSL 2 times, SSL) - Above 68% all-time win rate in PvT and PvZ according to Aligulac (almost all composed of GSL and Proleague matches) - Aligulac rating of 1735 or higher since Oct. 3, 2012 - longest streak of any SC2 player (that competed in Proleague) All I could think of at the moment, if anyone else thinks of more please post it! Rain is the only player to ever be worth 11 pts in FPL Ah yes, I had forgotten about that one, thanks.
- Rain is also the only player to win GSL Code S while on a foreign team.
Don't know how I forgot about that one, it's a pretty remarkable achievement if you really think about it. Winning Code S despite not living in a team house for almost a year? Crazy. Rain and Parting are really one (well, two) of a kind.
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Austria8366 Posts
On December 20 2015 13:43 lichter wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 13:40 NikaLogy wrote:On December 20 2015 13:12 BLinD-RawR wrote: bye sun.
User was warned for this post Wooow why did this deserve a warning? It was just a clever use of his old nick. it was a joke warning between pals
blatant abuse of mod authority.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On December 20 2015 13:47 sh0ck wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 13:39 lichter wrote:On December 20 2015 13:38 sh0ck wrote:On December 20 2015 12:09 RCCar wrote:http://www.xportsnews.com/jgame/?ac=article_view&entry_id=671920&_REFERER=https://www.google.com/Park Sang Jin (X Sports News) Rain, previous winners of Ongamenet Starleague and GSL, has selected retirement a day after Flash held his retirement ceremony. Rain came to the reporter seat after the ceremony was over and talked about his retirement. He said that donating part of his liver required him to rest for a bit, and made it difficult for him to play games. Rain has thought of retirement since he has left SKT1, but chose to postpone it for a year. Rain became the Ongamenet Starleague champion in 2012 after beating DRG in the finals. He has also achieved second place in 2013 WCS Korea Season 2 Starleague, and became a GSL champion in 2015 GSL Season 2 after beating ByuL. There are only 2 other players who have won 2 Korean Starcraft 2 Starleagues: Classic and Maru. However, Rain needed a long period of rest after donating a part of his liver to his father, and made his decision on the day his good friend, Flash, left the scene as well. It was truly an end fitting for the 3 Musketeers. "Thank you for my fans, who have loved me throughout my career." note: The 3 musketeers bit is not literal. 도원결의 comes from "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is like a fantasized book based on a period of Chinese history and is very famous in China, Korea, and Japan. Kinda like Star Wars as to the fandom because people who know it go really, really deep into it, and there are some casuals like me. I recall someone asking for translation for it on Seeker's thread so if he/she is watching... No mention of 1st place in 2012 WCS Asia? Or 1st place in 2013 Hot6ix Cup? Rain career achievements (including the ones not mentioned in OP): 1st place 2012 OSL Season 1 1st place 2015 GSL Season 3 1st place 2012 WCS Asia 1st place 2013 Hot6ix Cup 1st place HomeStory Cup XI 2nd place 2013 OSL Season 2 2nd place IEM VIII San Jose 3-4th place 2012 Blizzcon 3-4th place 2012 GSL Season 4 3-4th place 2014 GSL Season 1 3-4th place 2015 SSL Season 3 3-4th place IEM VIII Cologne - #1 2014 Proleague individual win percentage at 68% (21-10, 4-1 in ace matches) - #3 2013 Proleague individual record by wins at 36-22 (behind only Flash and INnoVation) - Perfect 5-0 record in 2014 Proleague Playoffs (wins over Hush, Hydra, Bbyong, herO, Zest) including ace match win vs herO in game 7 to send SKT to finals - Finals of each of the ONLY 2 OnGameNet Starleagues in SC2 - Reached semifinals or finals of 6(!) SC2 Starleagues (GSL 3 times, OSL 2 times, SSL) - Above 68% all-time win rate in PvT and PvZ according to Aligulac (almost all composed of GSL and Proleague matches) - Aligulac rating of 1735 or higher since Oct. 3, 2012 - longest streak of any SC2 player (that competed in Proleague) All I could think of at the moment, if anyone else thinks of more please post it! Rain is the only player to ever be worth 11 pts in FPL Ah yes, I had forgotten about that one, thanks. - Rain is also the only player to win GSL Code S while on a foreign team. Don't know how I forgot about that one, it's a pretty remarkable achievement if you really think about it. Winning Code S despite not living in a team house for almost a year? Crazy. Rain and Parting are really one (well, two) of a kind.
Maru won OSL on Prime. Innovation did most of his 2014 GSL run while on Acer and was only on SKT a week before the finals.
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Goodbye the very backbone of my SPL team and goodbye he who fixed PVP and he who thought terran in 2014 was the equivalent to Brood lord/ infeaster
and hope everything goes well with the whole liver thing
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Wow, even Rain
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Um... even though I wish for the utter fail for Legacy, this is too much... Someone please close the retirement door ![](/mirror/smilies/frown.gif)
This is getting out of hand...
My favorite Korean scene is being shattered
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I was never a fan of Rain, but I always respected him and secretly hoped my favorite players could dodge him in tournaments. I'll certainly miss seeing his name around - he was one of the greatest protoss players in SC2 history. Farewell, Rain =(
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On December 20 2015 13:53 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 13:47 sh0ck wrote:On December 20 2015 13:39 lichter wrote:On December 20 2015 13:38 sh0ck wrote:On December 20 2015 12:09 RCCar wrote:http://www.xportsnews.com/jgame/?ac=article_view&entry_id=671920&_REFERER=https://www.google.com/Park Sang Jin (X Sports News) Rain, previous winners of Ongamenet Starleague and GSL, has selected retirement a day after Flash held his retirement ceremony. Rain came to the reporter seat after the ceremony was over and talked about his retirement. He said that donating part of his liver required him to rest for a bit, and made it difficult for him to play games. Rain has thought of retirement since he has left SKT1, but chose to postpone it for a year. Rain became the Ongamenet Starleague champion in 2012 after beating DRG in the finals. He has also achieved second place in 2013 WCS Korea Season 2 Starleague, and became a GSL champion in 2015 GSL Season 2 after beating ByuL. There are only 2 other players who have won 2 Korean Starcraft 2 Starleagues: Classic and Maru. However, Rain needed a long period of rest after donating a part of his liver to his father, and made his decision on the day his good friend, Flash, left the scene as well. It was truly an end fitting for the 3 Musketeers. "Thank you for my fans, who have loved me throughout my career." note: The 3 musketeers bit is not literal. 도원결의 comes from "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is like a fantasized book based on a period of Chinese history and is very famous in China, Korea, and Japan. Kinda like Star Wars as to the fandom because people who know it go really, really deep into it, and there are some casuals like me. I recall someone asking for translation for it on Seeker's thread so if he/she is watching... No mention of 1st place in 2012 WCS Asia? Or 1st place in 2013 Hot6ix Cup? Rain career achievements (including the ones not mentioned in OP): 1st place 2012 OSL Season 1 1st place 2015 GSL Season 3 1st place 2012 WCS Asia 1st place 2013 Hot6ix Cup 1st place HomeStory Cup XI 2nd place 2013 OSL Season 2 2nd place IEM VIII San Jose 3-4th place 2012 Blizzcon 3-4th place 2012 GSL Season 4 3-4th place 2014 GSL Season 1 3-4th place 2015 SSL Season 3 3-4th place IEM VIII Cologne - #1 2014 Proleague individual win percentage at 68% (21-10, 4-1 in ace matches) - #3 2013 Proleague individual record by wins at 36-22 (behind only Flash and INnoVation) - Perfect 5-0 record in 2014 Proleague Playoffs (wins over Hush, Hydra, Bbyong, herO, Zest) including ace match win vs herO in game 7 to send SKT to finals - Finals of each of the ONLY 2 OnGameNet Starleagues in SC2 - Reached semifinals or finals of 6(!) SC2 Starleagues (GSL 3 times, OSL 2 times, SSL) - Above 68% all-time win rate in PvT and PvZ according to Aligulac (almost all composed of GSL and Proleague matches) - Aligulac rating of 1735 or higher since Oct. 3, 2012 - longest streak of any SC2 player (that competed in Proleague) All I could think of at the moment, if anyone else thinks of more please post it! Rain is the only player to ever be worth 11 pts in FPL Ah yes, I had forgotten about that one, thanks. - Rain is also the only player to win GSL Code S while on a foreign team. Don't know how I forgot about that one, it's a pretty remarkable achievement if you really think about it. Winning Code S despite not living in a team house for almost a year? Crazy. Rain and Parting are really one (well, two) of a kind. Maru won OSL on Prime. Innovation did most of his 2014 GSL run while on Acer and was only on SKT a week before the finals. True, but in both of those cases they lived in team houses (as far as I know). While on mYi and while winning GSL I don't believe Rain was living in a team house, and I think most agree that the team house environment is very, very helpful, especially for big matches like OSL/GSL finals.
And even though Innovation was only on SKT for a week before his GSL, he still had the benefit of that week of preparation in a team house with everybody on the team focused on helping you prepare for your match, coaches giving advice, and coaches/teammates being at the studio during the match, watching the games live, and going in your booth to calm you down, walk through the game with you, give advice on what was done wrong/how to do it better, give build order suggestions for the next set, etc.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
I think the Prime house was trash given that apparently Gerrad sold ByuN's computer for cash.
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On December 20 2015 14:19 stuchiu wrote: I think the Prime house was trash given that apparently Gerrad sold ByuN's computer for cash.
Was this confirmed?
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On December 20 2015 14:22 WrathSCII wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 14:19 stuchiu wrote: I think the Prime house was trash given that apparently Gerrad sold ByuN's computer for cash. Was this confirmed?
Man I can't even confirm if ByuN is a real person.
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I didn't even think about what will happen to Jaedong.
Where is he staying these days? Does he have enough quality training partners right now? Will EG find a Proleague team for him? Will EG and JD stay with each other?
This must be a hard decision for JD. I hope he finds the best solution for him.
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I love this scene, which is made from passion.
However sometimes I feel the future of this scene is not promising.
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United States97271 Posts
On December 20 2015 14:23 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 14:22 WrathSCII wrote:On December 20 2015 14:19 stuchiu wrote: I think the Prime house was trash given that apparently Gerrad sold ByuN's computer for cash. Was this confirmed? Man I can't even confirm if ByuN is a real person. it was confirmed at ssl qualifiers. pic and interview and all that stuff
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49167 Posts
On December 20 2015 15:09 Shellshock wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2015 14:23 stuchiu wrote:On December 20 2015 14:22 WrathSCII wrote:On December 20 2015 14:19 stuchiu wrote: I think the Prime house was trash given that apparently Gerrad sold ByuN's computer for cash. Was this confirmed? Man I can't even confirm if ByuN is a real person. it was confirmed at ssl qualifiers. pic and interview and all that stuff
are you sure? seeker is pretty good at making stuff up.
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Wow I had no idea Rain made a liver donation. Big respect to him.
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Rain much respect. You take care of yourself. One of my fav protoss players
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