Thank you so much for casting these TY games!! I've been so happy to see him back, it's so sick that he's competing in BOTH StarCraft games. I'm so impressed by that after watching his BW games too
I think Leffen, a Super Smash Bros. Melee player, also managed to play multiple titles on a very very high level. Melee on a top player level and DragonBall on a very high level. Other players like M2K also did this, but """only""" in different Smash titles and not in completely different games.
I absolutely hate legged but I have to give him his dues as a fighting game player. Not just DBZ but guilty gear,and he’s even pretty decent at mortal combat as well. Pretty sure he plays tekken, street fighter and skull girls too.
Many fighting game players are multi-game champions. Notably, Daigo Umehara (ST, GGXX) and Choiboy (CvS2, ST) both won EVO for multiple games in the same year.
Sonicfox is primarily known for being a regular tournament favorite in several fighting games, including DBFZ. However, other than FGC examples, I don't think there are any other professional players competing in tournaments in two games at once. To be fair, most competitive games aside from FGC and RTS are team games, and I'm certain coaches would be upset if one of their players were spending all their free time competing/practicing in another game.
That’s really impressive, broodwar is a lot more different from SC2 than people might think at first glance. On top of that pro gamers are even in a whole different class than even S class players or top 200
Thank you for the cast. Good luck in the ESL Round of 12! I didn't follow GSL qualifiers. It's surprising that TY later took out Bunny, if I understand correctly. I don't see how. Maybe with some creative early game allins or something.
I think i the exclamation point was the mistake. It's supposed to be a question. Neither Harstem nor Hamster are English speakers. Kidding, Harstem has excellent English but not his native language. I speak some Spanish and Japanese and Harstem's English is better than both combined.
