Ask SuperDanielMan anything

1.  Why do you love E-Sports?

2.  If you could run a pro team again would you?  And if so, will you try for SCII?

 

In a coming world of truly international eSports, what position do you see yourself having? CEO of Inter-eSPA, caster on Globo-GOM or the Sun Tzu Lee of a transnational army of progamers?

 

1. Would you consider what you're currently doing to be your ideal lifestyle or, at the very least, your ideal job?

2. How long do you see your career in e-sports lasting? If the Starcraft franchise ever drops off the radar, do you plan on finding a different progaming scene to contribute to?

3. If you could change one thing about the current Starcraft progaming scene, what would it be and why?

4. Do you consider Starcraft II to be a make-or-break game for the current progaming scene? What do you think will happen if SC2 happens to stumble at the starting gates and never recover?

Answering any or all of these would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

 

what is your full name?

 

Have you played Starcraft 2 yet?  If so what are your thoughts about it?

 

Is there anything you miss from your coaching days?

 

Who is your favoriate Pro SC player?

 

What's your APM?

 

Which chicken place do you like better:

1. Kyochon
2. TwoTwo
3. Hooters

 

What does the european esports scene have to do to replicate the Korean success?

Will there ever be room for games like counterstrike 1.6 in Korea alongside SC?

There have been many different theories about why gaming became so popular in Korea, some articles have suggested previous financial climates amongst others, but why do you think pro-gaming has flourished?

You were obviously very successful in marketing your players to big coperations such as AMD, but what do you think makes the ideal professional gamer and what would you say semi-pro organisations are doing wrong in marketing their players?