Gj!
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Well I played some other single player games mostly just for fun because I enjoyed it. Online games for me were only w3 and cs.
How are your friends and family considering your progaming career considering your young age?
Well my family is like "dropping studies won’t lead to anything good", friends are like the same. Nobody really takes gaming seriously as long as it’s something new in the universe, people don’t know anything about progaming. I’ve never really taken into account the opinion of other people who think that what I am doing is a bad idea. I think my way of living only matters for me.
In spite of your young age, you are already competing at the highest level of a video game, what was the turning point that led you into this?Current Situation
Hard practice and huge motivation. Age doesn’t have any matter at all.
Your first official team was es4x where you stayed for 2 month, could you tell us more about it?
I really thought I would have stayed longer there .. But well since I don’t remember it doesn’t matter. Es4x was more likely just a battle.net team which tried to qualify for WC3L, we failed like one step before entering league. After most of players left team, I left as well and then joined up with Mouz. Honestly I don’t even remember our roster back then, it was so much time ago. Still it was my first team playing on leagues.
In mouz you were granted the opportunity to team with players like ToD, SaSe or Fly100%, how was the team spirit (considering you come from different countries)?
Those guys were in team much more time, when I’ve joined mouz first time it was a Korean roster, who played on wc3l. I could play on any clan war but I didn’t really wanted to do so, I just continued playing online tourneys back then and tried to do my best. By the time I rejoined mouz there were only Sase, then fly was added with some other Chinese players, then ToD. Managers thought we didn’t have any team spirit when they disbanded team, and I would agree with them. Perhaps they were right because I can only speak for myself, I wasn’t looking for team leagues at all, it wasn’t important for me. Still, since I had to play clan wars I’ve played it and just tried not to lose (though of course I could have played better, but I had no real motivation at all). By the way Chinese players never were in really a contact with us, at least till it was online Since they almost don’t speak English at all.
What have you learned alongside them?
Honestly nothing, I never try to learn anything from somebody, I always try to improve myself. If you mean if we practiced a lot with each other - we didn’t, at least I did not, just because time-to-time it was harder due to internet/ping/motivation/else reasons. Basically by that time I just didn’t want to practice at all.
The team results did not go as expected, mouz had troubles to compete with the top but even though you were given the chance to take part to offline wc3l season 13 playoffs as a substitute to BeT disbanding but unfortunately you could not make it there, how did you feel ?
For my whole time in mouz I have missed WC3L finals 2 times. Each time I had a reason, first time it was I wasn’t 16 so I could not leave my country without somebody travelling with myself. And another time it was like next year I could not go because I had final exams in school, which I could not miss =). Sure I felt bad about it but there were nothing I could do about it.
Mouz managed to put a hard fight versus MYM, do you think that if you had been able to come the results would have gone the other way?
That’s possible, but who knows
At last, you finally left mouz after having spent two years bearing the famous german tag. Was that a difficult choice to make? What brought you into considering this?
Yeah it was really hard step to make for me, back then I had no any idea how my gaming future will look like. Well still now I don’t regret anything, I am even happier than when I was in mouz back then. Well there are many reasons behind my departure from the team, and I don’t think it would be a good idea to spread it. I thank my old team a lot for what they gave me. Showed me what pro gaming really is and helped me to develop as a player
Let's talk back about PGL, how was your stay in China? Would you like to take part in more events of that kind? We saw that Grubby had a huge fan base (some hardcore ones!), do you have some fans looking any close to this? What was the thing that impressed you the most there? Are you fond of asian lifestyle?About Warcraft 3
Well PGL was fine overall. But I would rate my stay here lower than stay in Europe, because it was my first time and I had some difficulties there. Like Chinese food, I honestly didn’t like it ; was a really hard time for me to be honest ^^. Well I can say nothing about asian life style, it just differs from Western countries, so I felt like an alien there . The event itself was pretty good, beside the "cold". I mean it was colder in the area than outside the building, that is why all played using heaters. The rest was pretty okay, when I played my pc never lagged or so, if I asked for something staff tried to help. Also they gave us PC's to our rooms which was a really good, to warm up, to practice . (though I had to change 4 pc's because no one worked and after I found one working it was rebooting like 4 times @ day xD). About Fan base : China Fanbase is really huge, I have never seen such amount of fans anywhere So many people asked me for an autograph, even though it was my first appearance in China. I was really impressed by it. And yeah I think if I would be offered to visit some tourney in China I wont deny, except if they don’t pay the flights xD.
About fan The results of the new NGL 1v1 league votes tends to make us think that you are respected by the whole community. Do you have any idea about how huge your fanbase might be? How do you (act toward/ respond to) their support? You are often listed as belonging to the very top undead players out there, may you share your thoughts about it?
The results of NGL vote pool wasn’t a surprise for me, it’s most a job of russian fans, because I think like 95 of russian voted for me there. Well I have a lot of fans, but it’s not as huge and for old wc3 stars (Grubby/Moon etc), still I’m going to impress fans more and more with upcoming results . Well I always thank my fans for their support, it’s always important and very helpful for my mind.
To you, who are/were the players that you admired the most? On the other hand, who are the ones that you wish you had not seen anything from them playstyle-wise? Who are the players that might have inspired your playstyle?
Well of course when I was just beginner I had favorite players to watch/learn. There are no players I want not to see, as more players appear it is only for the best ; professional wc3 needs a growth. I have developed my playing style myself.
![]() "Top players will find their teams..." ©MyMYM.com | Many people are predicting warcraft3 death once starcraft2 gets released, what about you? Will you give a shot to the game or even try seriously to reach the top? When sc2 will be out ill buy it 100 % and play, but I won’t leave wc3 till its professional (not amateur scene) will die. Till tournaments will be held I will play wc3. If wc3 will not be so popular by then and tourneys will slowly disappear I will change for sc2. Honestly I think wc3 will still be alive and be played for a long time from sc2 out. And if wc3 won’t be popular I will change and play sc2 professionally. |
Something to add ?
Well as final words I want to thank all the people (including fans and rest) for the support they giving me just for cheering when I am playing.
Summary
Page 1 : Introduction (In french)
Page 2 : Random questions (In french)
Page 3 : His teams (In french)
Page 4 : Current situation (In french)
Page 5 : The future (In french)
Page 6 : English version
23-02-2009 @ 15:13
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Gj!
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23-02-2009 @ 15:26
#2
bon timing et tres bon "esportrait"
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23-02-2009 @ 15:26
#3
Mais quel newser !
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23-02-2009 @ 15:28
#4
C'était déjà mon avis mais...
Il est vraiment bizarre Happy o.O. Sa façon de voir ses rapports avec les gens...
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23-02-2009 @ 15:29
#5
bj !
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23-02-2009 @ 15:33
#6
"Je suis le meilleur"
"Je n'ai besoin de personne, parce que je vous pwn tous"
"Je vais devenir encore plus ouf dans quelques mois, parce que je suis le best"
La modestie, il n'a pas l'air de connaître.
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23-02-2009 @ 15:34
#7
J'aime bien le passage sur l'imba.
'Elfe est la meilleure race car cette race n'a pas de match up faible'.
Oui oui bien sur, Happy est undead donc il ne reconnait pas l'imba dans son match up vs NE xD
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23-02-2009 @ 15:40
#8
"Mais normalement ça peut être à n’importe quel âge avant environ 24 ans. Parce que quand bien même on apprécie d’y jouer, les mains perdent en vitesse avec l’âge. "
i lol'd
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23-02-2009 @ 15:42
#9
"Qui est ton personnage historique préféré ?
Personne, si j'avais à choisir cette personne parmi tout le monde, je me sélectionnerais moi-même."
L'elephant de mer se voit déjà faire les pages des bouquins d'histoire.
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23-02-2009 @ 15:43
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#8 pour le vitesse des mains je sais pas, mais pour les réflexes qui diminuent avec l'âge ça me semble assez vrai.
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23-02-2009 @ 15:43
#11
Excellent esportrait
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23-02-2009 @ 15:51
#12
sa va à 24 ans on a encore des réflexes
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23-02-2009 @ 15:52
#13
Merde, il écoute slipknot.
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23-02-2009 @ 15:57
#14
#8 xD
bon ben esperons que c'est n'est pas un peteu et qu'il va vraiment explosé =)
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23-02-2009 @ 15:59
#15
je sais pas si c'est moi qui suis un vieux maintenant, mais il fait vraiment gamin en photo !
sinon il a quand même un sacré ego le petit bonhomme !
et pour les réflexes, ça diminue plutôt vers la 30aine, par contre la condition physique elle en a déjà pris un coup bien avant
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