Stop derailing this thread, get back on topic.
 Fionn United States. November 23 2012 18:13. Posts 16230 | Profile Blog # |
Just talked about on GSTL. Info by Khaldor stating that Inori felt he couldn't go far in SC2 with his skills and decided to move to LoL.
Goodbye, Inori. You never got your GSL victory. |
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| Snowbear Korea (South). November 23 2012 18:16. Posts 1703 | Profile Blog # |
| I hope that this time people won't act like it's the end of sc2. The competition is too high atm, there are too many professionals, so people will have to quit. Good luck inori! |
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| emc United States. November 23 2012 18:16. Posts 2909 | Profile # |
On November 23 2012 18:16 Snowbear wrote:
I hope that this time people won't act like it's the end of sc2. The competition is too high atm, there are too many professionals, so people will have to quit. Good luck inori!
but isn't LoL bigger? it's also a team sport which is harder in other ways because there are more things that are out of your control.Last edit: 2012-11-23 18:41:44 |
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| wigwamfan Lithuania. November 23 2012 18:18. Posts 84 | Profile # |
| Bye Inori. Man, I wish all these pros that retire at least give us their last farewell. |
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| Fusilero United Kingdom. November 23 2012 18:20. Posts 11273 | Profile Blog # |
But inori vs luvsic, it was his destiny  |
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| JonIrenicus Italy. November 23 2012 18:20. Posts 284 | Profile Blog # |
He did the best choice. . He would be a fool not to go full time on lol.
Sc2 is fucked up, and LoL is constantly growing.
This is the why no one can criticize also Destiny for the choice he made. |
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| Crushgroove United States. November 23 2012 18:20. Posts 779 | Profile # |
Will be missed in team league. Oh well, makes room for the new greats.
On November 23 2012 18:16 emc wrote:
but isn't LoL bigger? it's also a team sport which is a lot harder in a lot of ways because there are more things that are out of your control.
Just....... no... |
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| Integra Sweden. November 23 2012 18:23. Posts 4924 | Profile Blog # |
| The SC2 scene is incredible saturated of "pro players" at the moment and it's very discouraging for allot of the lower tiers pros to stick with it. LOL is much more forgiving. Last edit: 2012-11-23 18:24:15 |
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| JonIrenicus Italy. November 23 2012 18:24. Posts 284 | Profile Blog # |
On November 23 2012 18:16 emc wrote:hahaha, he sure missed out on that GSL trophy
Show nested quote +On November 23 2012 18:16 Snowbear wrote:
I hope that this time people won't act like it's the end of sc2. The competition is too high atm, there are too many professionals, so people will have to quit. Good luck inori!
but isn't LoL bigger? it's also a team sport which is a lot harder in a lot of ways because there are more things that are out of your control.
People inside this forum will say no, because they are heavy fanboys, so I advise you to not believe anyone and just try LoL yourself and find if this is true or not. |
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| blade55555 United States. November 23 2012 18:24. Posts 14080 | Profile Blog # |
On November 23 2012 18:20 JonIrenicus wrote:
He did the best choice. . He would be a fool not to go full time on lol.
Sc2 is fucked up, and LoL is constantly growing.
This is the why no one can criticize also Destiny for the choice he made.
Well duh, when you have no results in over a year yeah you should switch games. It's why destiny switched, he hasn't had any good results in sc2 like ever (I am not counting show matches/online tournaments), every pro/semi pro that has retired has not had results in a year +.
Still hilarious how people say this means sc2 is dying because pros who don't have results in a year retire lol.
Good luck to inori!Last edit: 2012-11-23 18:25:17 |
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| Integra Sweden. November 23 2012 18:25. Posts 4924 | Profile Blog # |
On November 23 2012 18:24 JonIrenicus wrote:
Show nested quote +On November 23 2012 18:16 emc wrote:hahaha, he sure missed out on that GSL trophy
On November 23 2012 18:16 Snowbear wrote:
I hope that this time people won't act like it's the end of sc2. The competition is too high atm, there are too many professionals, so people will have to quit. Good luck inori!
but isn't LoL bigger? it's also a team sport which is a lot harder in a lot of ways because there are more things that are out of your control.
People inside this forum will say no, because they are heavy fanboys, so I advise you to not believe anyone and just try LoL yourself and find if this is true or not.
IF anything the pro scene if SC2 is more predictable. As in your actually can tell if you have a shot or not. The lol community is much newer and less established so you might have a better shot there.
@blade55555: the people who are leaving can't even be considered "professionals" anymore, they are Grandmaster players, nothing else.
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| Musicus Germany. November 23 2012 18:25. Posts 2864 | Profile # |
| I can see Idra's smile lol. |
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| emc United States. November 23 2012 18:26. Posts 2909 | Profile # |
On November 23 2012 18:20 Crushgroove wrote:Will be missed in team league. Oh well, makes room for the new greats.
Show nested quote +On November 23 2012 18:16 emc wrote:
but isn't LoL bigger? it's also a team sport which is a lot harder in a lot of ways because there are more things that are out of your control.
Just....... no...
i'm not saying LoL is a harder game. What I said is it's harder in a lot of ways, I guess I should have worded it: "It's harder in other ways" because there is a team element which adds randomness into the game that you can't individually control. And I was asking a question, because LoL seems to be a lot bigger which begs the question that it probably is just as hard to be pro in LoL, or any game for that matter.
but for the sake of it, don't even respond to me because it's not worth derailing the thread.Last edit: 2012-11-23 18:28:38 |
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| Itsmedudeman United States. November 23 2012 18:28. Posts 8497 | Profile Blog # |
On November 23 2012 18:24 blade55555 wrote:
Show nested quote +On November 23 2012 18:20 JonIrenicus wrote:
He did the best choice. . He would be a fool not to go full time on lol.
Sc2 is fucked up, and LoL is constantly growing.
This is the why no one can criticize also Destiny for the choice he made.
Well duh, when you have no results in over a year yeah you should switch games. It's why destiny switched, he hasn't had any good results in sc2 like ever (I am not counting show matches/online tournaments), every pro/semi pro that has retired has not had results in a year +. Still hilarious how people say this means sc2 is dying because pros who don't have results in a year retire lol. Good luck to inori!
But that's not to say they'll ever have results in league or another game. Their mechanics are good, but it's gonna take about a year, and who knows how good the pros now will be by then. Considering how many people play league, I don't think most of these player's chances aren't that great. Destiny has enough mechanics for a game like league but he still sucks more than most of the people who browse the subforum here on TL. |
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 GTR November 23 2012 18:28. Posts 39085 | Profile Blog # |
it's just as hard to break into the lol pro scene as it is for sc2, there are so many established teams right now in lol in korea that it would be really difficult to break into the scene in such short notice.
min/coca/puzzle/sc haven't made a splash at all yet. remember the bw players brave and grape who quit khan to play league? non-existent.Last edit: 2012-11-23 18:29:40 |
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| Fragile51 Netherlands. November 23 2012 18:29. Posts 15570 | Profile # |
On November 23 2012 18:24 blade55555 wrote:
Show nested quote +On November 23 2012 18:20 JonIrenicus wrote:
He did the best choice. . He would be a fool not to go full time on lol.
Sc2 is fucked up, and LoL is constantly growing.
This is the why no one can criticize also Destiny for the choice he made.
Well duh, when you have no results in over a year yeah you should switch games. It's why destiny switched, he hasn't had any good results in sc2 like ever (I am not counting show matches/online tournaments), every pro/semi pro that has retired has not had results in a year +. Still hilarious how people say this means sc2 is dying because pros who don't have results in a year retire lol. Good luck to inori!
It's not even anything new, people have been retiring from sc2 for years now. People don't seriously think guys like Ensnare or Anypro are still actively practicing right? It's just a natural progression for people who simply don't have what it takes to hang with the established pro's. Inori had one of the worst GSTL records of any player who played more then 5 games, and i guess it finally took its toll. I hope he finds more success in League. |
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| JonIrenicus Italy. November 23 2012 18:30. Posts 284 | Profile Blog # |
On November 23 2012 18:24 blade55555 wrote:
Show nested quote +On November 23 2012 18:20 JonIrenicus wrote:
He did the best choice. . He would be a fool not to go full time on lol.
Sc2 is fucked up, and LoL is constantly growing.
This is the why no one can criticize also Destiny for the choice he made.
Well duh, when you have no results in over a year yeah you should switch games. It's why destiny switched, he hasn't had any good results in sc2 like ever (I am not counting show matches/online tournaments), every pro/semi pro that has retired has not had results in a year +. Still hilarious how people say this means sc2 is dying because pros who don't have results in a year retire lol. Good luck to inori!
I confused Inori for Symbol if I must be sincere. Thank you for clarifying that he had almost no results, you made me search him on liquipedia.
On the other hand, he did a good choice anyway.
Destiny didn't retire for the results, or at least I think so. He didn't need to have results, to sustain himself or his family. He just needed a good load of viewers.
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| emc United States. November 23 2012 18:30. Posts 2909 | Profile # |
On November 23 2012 18:28 GTR wrote:
it's just as hard to break into the lol pro scene as it is for sc2, there are so many established teams right now in lol in korea that it would be really difficult to break into the scene in such short notice.
min/coca/puzzle/sc haven't made a splash at all yet. remember the bw players brave and grape who quit khan to play league? non-existent.
my point exactly.
I think if anything, if LoL makes these players happy, then they should play it.Last edit: 2012-11-23 18:31:14 |
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| Sumahi Guam. November 23 2012 18:30. Posts 4930 | Profile Blog # |
| Good luck to you Inori. I wonder who will be the sacrificial protoss for TSL now? |
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| Dodgin Canada. November 23 2012 18:31. Posts 24971 | Profile # |
On November 23 2012 18:20 JonIrenicus wrote:
He did the best choice. . He would be a fool not to go full time on lol.
Sc2 is fucked up, and LoL is constantly growing.
This is the why no one can criticize also Destiny for the choice he made.
It's not like Destiny is a professional in LoL or anything, I heard his stream numbers are quite bad nowadays as well ;o |
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