EPT[Interview] MSL Semi-Final Day2 Winner - Page 3
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white_horse
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amazingoopah
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TheAngelofDeath
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Sworn
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white_horse
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On February 13 2011 04:29 amazingoopah wrote: I think he means turmoil in the sense that perhaps the dominant players may be falling off a bit? If so, I think that's better for the development of the game.... having new guys to cheer for can only be a positive thing. yep, I would find it disturbing if only a few players remained at the top for a very long time..it discourages lesser players from trying so a non-Flash, non-Jaedong finals is very welcoming. | ||
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Iplaythings
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I could hope.. | ||
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Spica
United States5582 Posts
Lol at all the Jaedong doubters though- Just because Jaedong lost, do you really think that he'll fall into a slump? Jaedong, of all people? No, I believe that this match has taught him a lot of things, and that he'll use this to get even more fired up and determined to get the gold next season. I have a feeling that he might go on a rampage soon to make up for the loss, and that he'll be even more motivated and inspired by his loss. Thanks for the translation; I always enjoy Hydra interviews, Hydra's so modest. It's good to see that he isn't going to let his victory over the best ZvZer ever get to his head, and that he will not underestimate great and just practice as usual. YEEEAHHHHH HYDRA, THAT'S MY BOOOOOYYY!!! | ||
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Hinanawi
United States2250 Posts
 Hydra, even more if he wins the whole thing.It always sucks having your favorite player eliminated, but when it's someone like  Flash or Jaedong, only their pride gets hurt. They don't need the money, and they have nothing to prove, really.I felt the same way after Flash lost in the OSL finals to EffOrt. I was sad, yes, but another part of me was happy that EffOrt had finally managed to get that win he must have wanted for so long....then he quit. So Hydra, you'd better not pull an EffOrt on us. | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
On February 13 2011 04:29 amazingoopah wrote: I think he means turmoil in the sense that perhaps the dominant players may be falling off a bit? If so, I think that's better for the development of the game.... having new guys to cheer for can only be a positive thing. Yeah, BW didn't die when Boxer, Nada, Yellow, Reach stopped dominating, and it didn't die when oov and July stopped dominating, and it didn't die when Savior stopped dominating. I think it can survive TBLS falling off the top. | ||
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munchmunch
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vectorix108
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riyanme
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Lightwip
United States5497 Posts
On February 13 2011 07:29 jalstar wrote: Yeah, BW didn't die when Boxer, Nada, Yellow, Reach stopped dominating, and it didn't die when oov and July stopped dominating, and it didn't die when Savior stopped dominating. I think it can survive TBLS falling off the top. It certainly can, but it needs players that the fans can love take their place. Snow/Soulkey are good candidates, but Hydra has a bit to show as far as entertainment goes. | ||
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Kenpachi
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ToFu.
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i also think this is it for JD. like i've said before, the year of getting crushed by flash affected him a lot psychologically. you could see it in his eyes. he's lost his winning drive i feel. of course no player can sit at the top forever and JD has had one of the best runs, but he's been dropping a lot of games to people he would normally beat in must win situations. hopefully he proves me wrong but this is what my gut and reasoning tell me. | ||
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Hinanawi
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riyanme
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c3rberUs
Japan11285 Posts
Thx for the translation! | ||
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