[NDG.Stitch]

Well I guess its a form of tradition. The BW period and the SC2 period is completely different. We see a lot more international involvement in the SC2 days, whereas BW wasn't as international. I think it's just the question of whether some of these players can accept a new culture as they have indulged themselves so much into Broodwar, and for them to come into SC2, it may be hard. Take Boxer for example, he was named emperor of BW, but of course he is not emperor of SC2, instead he became SlayerS's captain - but the difference is, he is just one of many that was lucky enough to find another role in the SC2 generation, or else he wouldn't have been able to be as successful.

[Jaywalk]

Originally Posted by StitchSPR

Well I guess its a form of tradition. The BW period and the SC2 period is completely different. We see a lot more international involvement in the SC2 days, whereas BW wasn't as international. I think it's just the question of whether some of these players can accept a new culture as they have indulged themselves so much into Broodwar, and for them to come into SC2, it may be hard. Take Boxer for example, he was named emperor of BW, but of course he is not emperor of SC2, instead he became SlayerS's captain - but the difference is, he is just one of many that was lucky enough to find another role in the SC2 generation, or else he wouldn't have been able to be as successful.

I just cant get over how amazing your stitch marauder is...