[s]interview[/s]
ToD is the second best player in the world, according to World Cyber Games. Losing against Sky in the grand final, ToD was very disappointed, but in a featured interview at the 4Kings site he seems very satisfied with the tournament none the less.
- The organisation was pretty good as usual; they were always pretty much on schedule so I didn't notice any substantial delay throughout the tournament he says, and adds that he likes that the rules are very strict. Apart from the replay issue with Sky, he is satisfied.
He thinks that the Sky versus GoStop debacle has gone too far. Of course he finds the whole happening pretty deplorable, but that it is more shameful that people are taking advantage of the situation to say racist words in various sites and forums.
- This story is between GoStop and Sky and it has to stay that way, ToD says.
ToD also tells about his surprising loss in the group stage. He lost against the New Zealand player Kowi.
- I underestimated him and I wanted to keep my strategies more or less hidden in order to use them against Soju in the single elimination stage, he says. But it turned out to be not worth it, as Soju lost early against Levin in the playoffs. ToD says that it would be easier against Levin than against Soju. He feels sad that Soju did not do better as the two are good friends.
- We are going to try and continue without him, and we are not looking for any replacement for the time being, ToD says about FoV. ToD also reveals that he is very close in moving to China along with the Swedish Night Elf player SaSe. All he needs to fix is some visa issues, and then the two plan to go down. He says that he loves Asia and that he will try to learn Mandarin when he gets down there.
For more on his trip to China, follow the link below. Note that you have to be a registered member at Four-Kings.com to read it.
Links
Four-Kings.com - Feature interview with ToD
The silver medalist ToD thinks that the GoStop vs. Sky debacle has gone too far. He also says that he is very soon going down to China with SaSe. All in a featured interview by Keni at Four-Kings.com.
ToD is the second best player in the world, according to World Cyber Games. Losing against Sky in the grand final, ToD was very disappointed, but in a featured interview at the 4Kings site he seems very satisfied with the tournament none the less.
- The organisation was pretty good as usual; they were always pretty much on schedule so I didn't notice any substantial delay throughout the tournament he says, and adds that he likes that the rules are very strict. Apart from the replay issue with Sky, he is satisfied.
He thinks that the Sky versus GoStop debacle has gone too far. Of course he finds the whole happening pretty deplorable, but that it is more shameful that people are taking advantage of the situation to say racist words in various sites and forums.
- This story is between GoStop and Sky and it has to stay that way, ToD says.
ToD also tells about his surprising loss in the group stage. He lost against the New Zealand player Kowi.
- I underestimated him and I wanted to keep my strategies more or less hidden in order to use them against Soju in the single elimination stage, he says. But it turned out to be not worth it, as Soju lost early against Levin in the playoffs. ToD says that it would be easier against Levin than against Soju. He feels sad that Soju did not do better as the two are good friends.
“I love Asia especially Korea and China. [...] WC3 is extremely popular in China and reams of event have taken place in Asia lately.”
After other subjects such as XyLigan, the ever talk about Night Elves and some more on Sky, they bring up the fact that FoV leaves for wNv.- We are going to try and continue without him, and we are not looking for any replacement for the time being, ToD says about FoV. ToD also reveals that he is very close in moving to China along with the Swedish Night Elf player SaSe. All he needs to fix is some visa issues, and then the two plan to go down. He says that he loves Asia and that he will try to learn Mandarin when he gets down there.
For more on his trip to China, follow the link below. Note that you have to be a registered member at Four-Kings.com to read it.
Links
Four-Kings.com - Feature interview with ToD
