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**nirvAnA** · Mon, 5th-Mar-2012, 6:56 AM # 1

Satu

Real Name:Charlie Potter
Akas:Zergtastic, Sextu
Occupation:Student
Date Of Birth:19/02/1993
City/Country:Adelaide, South Australia
Hobbies:Cooking, Sc2
SC2 Goals:Prove to be rank #3 at least in SA in tournaments, stay in top 50 in SEA, get korean account higher in masters league.
Clan/Team: Team Supreme (SPR)
Life and Career Goals: Find something in life that I want to truly commit myself to

Notable SC2/Gaming Achievements: z33k SEA Weekly #8 winner
SASL season 2 winner
Semis of z33k NA wendsdaily December 8th 2011
Beat ZeNEXLife on NA Ladder
Featured Online Vods:

You Tube

- Me explaining how I play ZvZ on Flamga's show. Three parts all on that channel.

Favourite Strategy:
MUTALISKS. MUTALISKS EVERYWHERE.
Favourite Babe:
Tess Taylor
Favourite Food:
Cheesecake
Favourite Drink:
Proper Iced Coffee
Favourite Movie:
Gran Torino
Favourite Song:
Icarus by Madeon. That kid is going to be huge one day.

Players Respected:
Majority of the top SPR players, tgun, TtPig, Mafia, Targa, Light, Pokerface, iaguz, EdgE, Rossi, Pinder, nirvAnA, YoonYJ, EnDerr, Danosaur, Jabito, HuT, RedArchon. Not many players I don't respect around mid-high grandmasters level, but those are the people I respect the most ^_^

Arch-Nemesis:
wTSkrawl, we vsed each other in a BSG tournament then both steadily improved, vsing each other every month or so. Now we're both grandmasters, and still vs each other now and then. Its a friendly rivalry though ;D
Best Starcraft 2 player in SEA?:
mOOnGLaDe
Best Starcraft 2 player in the world of all time?:
IM_Nestea

Bonus Question: You are probably the only player who transitioned into a GM player after being an amazing admin. Share with us your story and what helped most in that transition? What is the secret behind being GM?

At first, I wanted to contribute something to the community, after seeing what others were dojng for it. I tried my hand at casting, but also dedicated myself to being a tournament admin. Eventually I felt I could contribute more if I was a top player, so I played and studied the game pretty non-stop, and will continue to do so until Im satisfied.

As for the secret behind being GM, for me it was a lot of time dedication, motivation and an open mind. Probably the most important is to practice efficiently and to focus on parts of the game that you're bad at, instead of improve whats already great. Joining SPR definitely improved all of these aspects to make me a much better player than what I was before.