Recently, the Beijing Winter Olympics are in full swing. As the top of the current, the Winter Olympics are hot to the end of the circle, in addition to the high-end atmosphere of the opening ceremony and the cute mascot ice pier, it has to be Gu Ailing.
The 18-year-old won the gold medal in the freestyle ski jump, and it should be noted that the freestyle ski jump is not her main sport. At the same time, she is also a high-achieving student at Stanford University, with a SAT score of 1580 out of 1600, which can be described as learning and skiing, which is more perfect than the legendary "other people's children".
In the magic world, warcraft players usually can't learn culture classes, but many of them have transformed other game projects, and some have even taught two games at the same time. So the question is, are they as good at other projects as they are in Warcraft?
Let's start with a few Warcraft celebrities.
xiaOt should be regarded as the first batch of domestic transformation of Interstellar 2 players, when others have not yet reacted to what Star 2 is, he has won 6 domestic championships, and the Hanbok ranking has also rushed into the top 10. This kind of game talent of seamlessly switching levels really makes others envious.
However, like the journey of Warcraft and even Interstellar 1, xiaOt has always been the representative of the initial stage of stunning, the middle and late stages, and when everyone slowly groped the tricks of Interstellar 2, xiaOt was surpassed by all the best hands, and has never achieved too many bright results.
After the storm hero came out, xiaOt quickly transformed into a storm player and led the team to win many championships. He then became the founder of the ESTAR team and won the KPL championship as the ESTAR King Glory Head Coach. Being a player may be a little bit less interesting, but as a boss and coach, he is the best.
Lyn is one of the highest-achieving players in Warcraft Transformation Star 2, becoming the first former Warcraft player to reach the GSL S-Class 8 in 2011. At that time, South Korea was undoubtedly the overlord of Interstellar 2, and the GSL S-class was the highest level of competition in South Korea, and being able to reach the top 8 showed Lyn's strength at that time.
However, such a peak did not last long, Lyn was quickly squeezed into the Internet café competition, and then he chose to come to China to develop, GSL S-class players came to China at that time to be considered a dimensionality reduction blow, Lyn also quickly won the G League, WGT and other competitions.
Moon, as the flag player in the entire field of e-sports, has a unique advantage, even if the Star 2 level is not the top in South Korea at that time (the best result GSL A level 8), but still received many international competitions invited. Of course, Moon's performance in the competition is not bad, with a total of 2 T1 runners-up and 3 T2 runners-up in his career, including many classic matches that defeated the WCG world champion MVP, and the overall event results are above Lyn.
Another Warcraft giant, Grubby, has participated in more international competitions than Moon, but he has not achieved any decent results, the best result is only the IEM Singapore runner-up, ESWC 2011 palace army and IESF2011 runner-up, not only can not be compared with the Korean players, but also in Europe can not do the best.
Happy, who is now in the Warcraft circle, also transformed into Interstellar 2 that year, but unlike now, Happy's performance in Interstellar 2 is not too good. Although he has earned more than $70,000 in prize money in his career, this is mainly because he has played longer than other Warcraft players and is suspected of "working years". In the face of South Korean masters going to Europe to grab places, Happy also seems powerless.
Of course, the above several big coffee is still much better than Infi, after all, Infi is quite struggling in China, and there is no opportunity to participate in international competitions, and the overall achievement is naturally much inferior.
In addition to the above Warcraft masters, there are many Warcraft players who have also transformed into Interstellar 2, and they have achieved better results compared to the big coffee.
For example, Check, at the earliest, reached the GSL S-class 8 for three consecutive years, thus obtaining S-level seeded players, and even more fierce is viOLet, 3 T1 champions are too hardcore.
In China, the highest achievements of Interstellar 2 players have also been transformed from Warcraft, such as Macsed, warcraft can only be counted as second- and third-rate players, but in Starcraft 2, it has become China's first-class players, and the WCG World Finals have also won the third place.
In addition, Xigua, who won the second place in the WCG World Finals, was also a professional Warcraft player (id was called rabbit at the time), and his and Macsed's achievements exceeded those of Infi and other big names.
In Europe, the highest achievement of Warcraft Transformation Interstellar 2 is perhaps the Swedish player Naniwa, and it can even be said that he is the most successful of all warcraft players. He is unknown in Warcraft, but he shines in the interstellar world, GSL S-class several times to reach the top 8, career 178,000 IS the highest, several major competitions and South Korea's top players have been back and forth.
His compatriot Thor Zain is also quite brilliant, he won the Dreamhaeck race (T1 competition), and his career prize money is as high as 100,000+ US dollars.
Ukrainian Kas may not have achieved as well as Happy and Grubby in Warcraft, but Star 2 is not behind, especially WCG 2011, which won the third place.
In addition, the Spanish duo Lucifron and Vortix have achieved a good job in Star 2, and they have recently become the top two players in Age of Empires.
Warcraft players are not only transformed interstellar 2, like TeD, Fly have tried to transform LOL, God Havoc, and some transformation storm players, but most of them have not succeeded.
If you really want to say that the most successful transformation may belong to Suho, Wulin and other Players who play Texas Hold'em, although that is not an e-sports project.
It can be said that the transformation of Warcraft players into other projects, there are few successful people, of which age is of course a more important factor. The golden age of e-sports players is really 18-23 years old, and when they get older, their reflexes and learning ability will decline, and they will not be as fast as young players when they want to get started with new projects.
At the same time, the operation focus of different game projects is also different, and many big coffee who have adapted to the operation habits of Warcraft have formed operations and mindsets, and it is difficult to change them. Therefore, it is often those players who have a long transition time and the strength of the original project is not strong will have higher achievements after transformation.
In addition, like Interstellar and LOL, they were the hottest game projects in the world that year, and there was no shortage of talented people. The game talent of Warcraft players may be quite good in Warcraft, but looking at the world, it may not be outstanding, and it is reasonable to be compared to others.