The World Cyber Games

So the World Cyber Games finished yesterday. I only attended day 2, but I followed a lot of the matches in the tournaments. A lot of the events turned out the way I thought they would, like America winning Guitar Hero. However, there were a few major surprises, like Jae Dong losing to flash in the Starcraft semi-finals and China not even taking a medal in Warcraft III.

There aren’t any surprises in what e-sports athletes look like, though.

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Do you find it easy to be yourself around strangers?

• I guess that I do.  Sorry it took me so long to respond to your question.  I haven't been checking my formspring on the regular.

you watching the live stream of the evo ssfiv tournament? because you should be nigga. www.g4tv.com. finals are tomorrowwwww

• I'm sorry, I haven't been, but I know I fucking should be.  I've been all up in Starcraft II and Diablo II, trying to take over Blizzard and shit.  Also, Street Fighter isn't really popular in Korea.  It's all about Tekken over here.

 

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I'm at a PC bang again.

I'm at Terra PC with Carmine and Evan and I'm about to seriously start practicing Starcraft 2. I wish I'm joking but I'm not. Seriously, I'm going to be practicing build orders and seeing which tech works for me. I'll probably be making a more in-depth post about this later, but for now, I just wanted to let all of you know how I'm spending my day off work.

There are two things crazy about this picture.

1. They're have Starcraft on in a subway station.
2. Someone's watching Starcraft in a subway station.