On November 04 2005 13:12 QuietIdiot wrote:
Sir@soni? T_T
Sir@soni? T_T
Yeah, SiR@SoNi~
Go Lee Jae Hang!
He's in eNature Top Team, I wonder when that team is going to start playing again T_T
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pubbanana
United States3063 Posts
On November 04 2005 13:12 QuietIdiot wrote: Sir@soni? T_T Yeah, SiR@SoNi~ Go Lee Jae Hang! He's in eNature Top Team, I wonder when that team is going to start playing again T_T | ||
PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
If you feel like giving me some info on fisheye/mondragon then please feel free :O I know fisheye has qualified for every WCG, won 1 giga liga and finished 2nd/3rd in the rest. And that he's won a couple of those pG challenges I think.. Or at least done OK.. Hm, mondragon I know he finished 2nd in TLTour, 1st in ECG and top.. 16 or 32 wcg 2004. And was invited to blizzcon. Feel free to add to that. | ||
Jandos
Czech Republic928 Posts
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SonnyBlack
Germany457 Posts
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Caution
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Flytothesky
United States591 Posts
On November 04 2005 11:45 pubbanana wrote: The difference between SSamJang and [B_Blade]Leader and TheBoy and Honest and all of the other old progamers is that SSamJang made the game alot more popular in general. He was the one who showed the world that Terran could be played at a high level at a time when everyone considered it to be the weakest race. He was also the first progamer to get his own commercial on TV, and to appear on various game shows doing commentaries and such. He really was the first superstar of progaming. He was also the first to publish his own book about SC, even before Boxer and the one written by NaDa, TheMarine, and JinNam Indeed. He was also first sc player who published book on starcraft. He is among the best | ||
[-Bluewolf-]
United States609 Posts
"Victor Martyn ([9]eVERLAST) was awarded 1998 world champion of the StarcraftT official ladder. Victor pioneered professional gaming by being the first gamer ever moving to South Korea (from Sweden) to play as a full time professional." He was quite good for his time, and I remember the official battle report Blizzard did on his game against Agent911 at the ladder season close way back when. He was also caught in the PGL cheating incident - Tillerman played for him on his account (as Everlast claimed he lacked the time to qualify legitamately and would have done so easily anyway). Ended up causing clan 9 (yes, the same clan 9 Thresh founded, only their SC division) to fall apart as Agent911 and others quit when the incident became public (cheating was viewed more harshly in the past). I do have respect for however - unlike some people *cough*Elky*cough*, he actually apologized and admitted it was wrong. For his style, there's a battlereport here I found on a search engine: http://www.battlereports.com/viewreports.php?reportnum=1623 - but he was simply a top zerg player at the time that played consistantly well that did dominate for a short while. | ||
red.venom
United States4651 Posts
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HULKAMANIA
United States1219 Posts
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miNi
Korea (South)2010 Posts
and loved it. i'm new to the progaming scene, and this definately helped. thanks | ||
pubbanana
United States3063 Posts
On November 04 2005 16:32 [-Bluewolf-] wrote: I thought of one more player unlisted to add, [9]Everlast. This is perhaps the best description of him, from: http://www.shacknews.com/docs/press/030101_o3progame.x "Victor Martyn ([9]eVERLAST) was awarded 1998 world champion of the StarcraftT official ladder. Victor pioneered professional gaming by being the first gamer ever moving to South Korea (from Sweden) to play as a full time professional." He was quite good for his time, and I remember the official battle report Blizzard did on his game against Agent911 at the ladder season close way back when. He was also caught in the PGL cheating incident - Tillerman played for him on his account (as Everlast claimed he lacked the time to qualify legitamately and would have done so easily anyway). Ended up causing clan 9 (yes, the same clan 9 Thresh founded, only their SC division) to fall apart as Agent911 and others quit when the incident became public (cheating was viewed more harshly in the past). I do have respect for however - unlike some people *cough*Elky*cough*, he actually apologized and admitted it was wrong. For his style, there's a battlereport here I found on a search engine: http://www.battlereports.com/viewreports.php?reportnum=1623 - but he was simply a top zerg player at the time that played consistantly well that did dominate for a short while. I remember this guy, but not for anything positive I seem to remember him trying to be faster than his really is with his keyboard and mouse and had to keep trying over and over again to lay down a pylon | ||
LaSt)ChAnCe
United States2179 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On November 04 2005 16:32 [-Bluewolf-] wrote: I thought of one more player unlisted to add, [9]Everlast. This is perhaps the best description of him, from: http://www.shacknews.com/docs/press/030101_o3progame.x "Victor Martyn ([9]eVERLAST) was awarded 1998 world champion of the StarcraftT official ladder. Victor pioneered professional gaming by being the first gamer ever moving to South Korea (from Sweden) to play as a full time professional." He was quite good for his time, and I remember the official battle report Blizzard did on his game against Agent911 at the ladder season close way back when. He was also caught in the PGL cheating incident - Tillerman played for him on his account (as Everlast claimed he lacked the time to qualify legitamately and would have done so easily anyway). Ended up causing clan 9 (yes, the same clan 9 Thresh founded, only their SC division) to fall apart as Agent911 and others quit when the incident became public (cheating was viewed more harshly in the past). I do have respect for however - unlike some people *cough*Elky*cough*, he actually apologized and admitted it was wrong. For his style, there's a battlereport here I found on a search engine: http://www.battlereports.com/viewreports.php?reportnum=1623 - but he was simply a top zerg player at the time that played consistantly well that did dominate for a short while. I have never heard a good word about him.. I know who he is and what he did but as I understood it he got laughed out of korea -_-? On November 04 2005 16:44 pubbanana wrote: Show nested quote + On November 04 2005 16:32 [-Bluewolf-] wrote: I thought of one more player unlisted to add, [9]Everlast. This is perhaps the best description of him, from: http://www.shacknews.com/docs/press/030101_o3progame.x "Victor Martyn ([9]eVERLAST) was awarded 1998 world champion of the StarcraftT official ladder. Victor pioneered professional gaming by being the first gamer ever moving to South Korea (from Sweden) to play as a full time professional." He was quite good for his time, and I remember the official battle report Blizzard did on his game against Agent911 at the ladder season close way back when. He was also caught in the PGL cheating incident - Tillerman played for him on his account (as Everlast claimed he lacked the time to qualify legitamately and would have done so easily anyway). Ended up causing clan 9 (yes, the same clan 9 Thresh founded, only their SC division) to fall apart as Agent911 and others quit when the incident became public (cheating was viewed more harshly in the past). I do have respect for however - unlike some people *cough*Elky*cough*, he actually apologized and admitted it was wrong. For his style, there's a battlereport here I found on a search engine: http://www.battlereports.com/viewreports.php?reportnum=1623 - but he was simply a top zerg player at the time that played consistantly well that did dominate for a short while. I remember this guy, but not for anything positive I seem to remember him trying to be faster than his really is with his keyboard and mouse and had to keep trying over and over again to lay down a pylon Wasn't that (orky)otter? Who I think (might be wrong here) was the person whom I remember said something about everlast getting laughed out of korea.. Hm. I think nazgul had something to say about him somewhere as well.. | ||
PuertoRican
United States5709 Posts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gameplay_of_StarCraft scroll down half way. | ||
pubbanana
United States3063 Posts
I just knew I remembered something about Everlast and trying to be fast with his mouse | ||
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Sweden33719 Posts
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pubbanana
United States3063 Posts
I forgot about that I'll upload it now | ||
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Mexico1084 Posts
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