Flash - IEM TORONTO 2014 TRIBUTE | "God" is back
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- TRIBUTE TO FLASH. AMV COMPILATION OF THE IEM TORONTO 2014 TOURNAMENT.
IMAGES AND VIDEO ARE FROM ESL AND GSL.
MUSIC: PHANTOM POWER MUSIC - OVERPOWERED
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Resumen del recorrido de Flash durante su andadura en IEM Toronto 2014. - Ігри
Rembering Flash the Ultimate weapon, 70% in every matchup in the most ruthless bracket for 15 years
What a beast! But Flash's victory aside: You did an absolutely awesome job with this video. Great compilation! Thank you.
Thanks you so much!
I fvcking cried! This was epic.
Flash's miracles!
The Ultimate Weapon !
fucking legend,he rekt every single player,FLASH IS BACK! GOD
I am so happy he claimed a proper Major sc2 title. All his hard work payed off!
Me too. Now I'm watching GSL vs soO
Loved it! Thanks for the memories. I got goosebumps from watching this :')
Amazing tournament from Flash, finally proving he still has that star sense in him from the BW days. Thanks for doing this awesome tribute, great editing and I hope to see more SC2 vids from you soon!
Thanks you so much for your support; It's important for me :). I have another video with Jaedong. I promise this won't be the last one video of SC2! I love SC
AransetGames Jaedong ? e.e
***** ua-cam.com/video/JC45zceJO_g/v-deo.html
Brought tears to my eyes. Well made!
Bye GosuGod!
'goosebumps good work
Thanks for your support!
That was one beast of a video :D Thank you.
Thanks for your support! ;)
he is a monster in sc broodwar , now the monster is back !!!! nice video !!
I hope his level will be as high as Toronto at Kespa cup and GSL!
AransetGames just believe in Flash :)
Lê Quang ;)
+Lê Quang Flash the best! I love broodwar.. the beast are back.
GOD
This makes me wish I had continued to play sc2
Love flash
Finally he's back
Love the tribute. well done. goosebumps
Thanks for your support!
amazing video thank you
Thanks for your support!
Great video! :)
Thanks! ;)
love the video, good job!
Thanks a lot!
AWESOME
That's Flash! ;)
so glad for him, god damn
Me too. I hope in Kespa Cup and GSL do it as well
nice video!
Thanks!
Cold Guy...
aannndddd back into his usual sc2 form after his miraculous july-september streak. now he falls back into mediocrity. :/ idek if he'll be able to be in the starting 4 for proleague with KT's lineup looking like zest, stats, ty and life.
Very true, hopefully though having zest ty and life as practice partners for those matchups will help bring him back to form.
RIP Kt
Flash is the best but i like starcraft 1 =]
same too
Amazing!
Flash's power!
Great video conception! Can i steal it for my bowhunting video?)
I love the video but man, you gotta give credit to ESL / IEM at some point and mention that it's their footage
I do at the description
ㅇㅅㄱ
Anyone got the name of the song going in the background!!
PHANTOM POWER MUSIC - OVERPOWERED
;) description
1 decada jugando prrrfffft..... Yo yevo mas d 2....
Indeed, GOD is back... to code B... T_T, but he still have the kespa cup and a ticket to blizzcon hopefully
Estuvo cerca de pasar Ro8. A un solo game vs soO y DRG. La verdad es que no podía creerlo. Una lástima pero como bien dices...aún queda la Kespa Cup! Confiemos en Flash
should I switch to terran? I Am a zerg and they are both fun.
Why would you? Play both, you're probably not at a level where you'd have to choose anyway.
as long as youre not switching to protoss... :)
Didnt watch the games. Was he dominant?
Yes. I recommend you to watch them on IEM's youtube channel. My favorite? third game versus TaeJa
Thank you, I'll do that. :-)
I thought for a second snute had him because he was up 2-0 in a best of 5
Agustin Gonzalez I am really happy as well (terran here) my point is just that he didn't rip everyone apart and walk out. It was actually interesting.
Absolutely, but they were very close games. MC vs. Flash Game 1 (first match between them) was insanely back-and-forth. You could say his opponents were appropriately...
(⌐■_■)
"God"-tier.
(*YEEAAAAHHHHHHH!!*....)
DRG just rekt Flash, so DRG is new god
Where is your god now? 🤣
Why he's going to retire at the young age of 23?
+Kairyu that sucks :c
Kairyu Ok, that makes sense. Thanks.
+rolling thunder (rollingthunder88) In addition to that he also plays in arguably the hardest scene too, I guess most here know some of his broodwar history and how he's one of the few people recognised as bonjwa for that game. A term that I suppose would best be defined as excelling at the game in competitive play for a long period of time dominating the opposition.
I can understand his choices, after starting in that scene on a pro team at the young age of 14 and beating legends in the process. Eventually being pretty much universally recognised as the best at BW towards the end of the lifespan of the game (from a popular competitive point of view).
And then starcraft 2 comes along, Flash has a hard time adjusting to the game much like other broodwar legends by this I'm in no way stating that he was a bad player in many ways he did quite well. In a way its a shame he was burdened with his past history which would make no thing but the best of the best acceptable to the audience. He's still a good player now in my opinion, but the biological facts that Kairyu listed up there combined with potential emotional ones can really wear a person down and he may also be considering long term plans.
I suspect its probably not a bad idea, the military service is regrettably unavoidable as a Korean citizen and assuming sc2 will do reasonably well (or preferably better) with legacy of the void there should be a decent scene to come back to. Not as a player but perhaps as a coach that some other articles had hinted at, but even if he chooses another field that perhaps has a better long term job and income stability is a very valid option. Being 23 now and probably coming out of the military at 26-27 you're still young enough combined with a far from meaningless past activity to perhaps make your way to a long term job that you can enjoy or at least have a moderate interest in.
Kinda regrettable, but this is the world we live in. Just look at any other traditional top sports, there are a few exceptions here and there but look at the world championships/olympics for individual sports. In a lot of cases you'll see very few new names dominate the top and going into it fans and commentators will already be expecting someone out of a small select group to probably take the title. Sure the others have a chance, but statistically speaking not much of one.
And then think about the environment you play in with the Korean scene in sc2, you're basically playing world championship level opponents only at events, GMs on ladder (to a lesser extent), etc. and being anything but the best will just seem like "not that great" especially with a history that Flash had in BW. Just have a quick look at tournaments outside Korea and other championships that aren't region locked, have a quick skim through the top 3 of each tournament and count the number of foreigners (non-Korean players).
+Kairyu Source on this? Not doubting you necesarily I would just like to see if theres scientific evidence on this.
DjTsakalos That's a good question you're asking there, I've seen the statement Kairyu is referring to so often I just accept it as the probably true myself. But I've never seen a first party source in the form of a reliable coverage about research or an actual research paper. I should start looking for it or perhaps ask two relatives are in the final stages of their medicine studies before being able to be employed as a doctor.
Physical issues after they've played that long on a competitive level definitely are a factor though, let's take Flash as an example:
www.teamliquid.net/forum/brood-war/267099-flashs-surgery-has-been-successful
ichef-1.bbci.co.uk/news/624/media/images/83445000/jpg/_83445065_83445064.jpg (source: www.bbc.com/news/technology-32996009 )
There's at least a few notable players that I'm aware of towards the point they had to retire for military service their quality of play/playtime was affected by an RSI issue of some kind. And that's in the limited crowd of top koreans I'm aware of, the semi-pros and others that try hard to get there but aren't quite there arguably run the same if not more risk because they might be able to make less time for it but don't have the support infrastructure behind them that a team does.
A lot of RSI complaints can be managed better or even prevented mostly with proper guidance when it comes to posture and habits and also limiting the exposure time. The last one might not be viable in a pro player scenario but I would hope that by now teams at least have informed staff in service or on call for when the issues pop up.
Depending on how much truth there is to the mental changes that combined can lead to some real issues for the players I guess.
lol dont even play starcraft and can appreciate this
You should try ;)! Thanks!
1 decada jugando prrrfffft..... Yo yevo mas d 2....
Tu llevas tanto tiempo como Doko ahí con el mando de la play xD.
Pero a este tío le televisaron con 14 años y desde entonces ha ganado muchisimo dinero. Cerca de 500.000$ en torneos (sin contar lo que le pagará su equipo y demás sponsors)