Dan 'Artosis' Stemkoski had an ideal opportunity to interview the former SK Gaming Warcraft III legend June 'Lyn' Park yesterday at the WeMade FOX house. The newest Fox member living within the mandatory dorms was open to twelve minutes of fan questions about his various interests and latest activities. Thanks to Artosis' faithful translator, the interview was a great success.

During the day at the WeMade Fox house, the Warcraft III players wake up at ten in the morning. From there until one in the morning, they practice approximately nine hours with two hour break intervals between sessions. According to Lyn, the staff that attend to the players are very kind and tend to their professional tenants well. In regards to the StarCraft players, they have positive interactions and he actually discovered that their attitudes are not unlike those of Warcraft III professionals.

Selflessly, Lyn does not consider himself to be one of the top four players on the global scale. In his opinion, EHOME 's Weiliang 'Fly100%' Lu is the most dominant name in the professional Warcraft III scene. Following up Fly would most-likely be World Elite 's Xiaofeng 'Sky' Li and Xuwen 'InFi' Wang, tailed by Evil Geniuses 's Manuel 'GrubbY' Schenkhuizen.

In Lyn's opinion, Warcraft III as a dominant RTS title is not dying, considering how the Chinese scene is strong and eternal. However, when the first installment of StarCraft II is released, he sees a massive transitional phase coming forth in China. When StarCraft II is released, Lyn intends to switch over to that game and see if his RTS skills will hold strong in that arena. Considering his skills as an orc player in Warcraft III, Lyn sees the zerg as his only taboo race, while the protoss will likely be his new in-game flagship.

In regards to the longevity of his stay in the pro-gaming scene, Lyn has not thought beyond the long-term contract he has with WeMade Fox. When his contract ends, Lyn reckons he will uphold his country's policy and enroll in the Korean army.

Now that they are on the same team, Jae Ho 'Moon' Jang and Lyn have teamed up for two-on-two games and are off to a positive start.



Source: SCforAll, WeMade Fox