After his 3th win against the very strong player HwaSin and Pusan(s.g)

Is Nada getin his old shape back?

I personal hope he is back :)

daydreamin' ? there're 354325 players > NaDa now,2 or 3 wins aint nothing
but im glad to see the oldschoolers fighting back

if he could get his old shape back he PWNZZZZZ those 354325 players :P
and he looked better then some time ago -6_^^

^_^ gaming is believing

i dont think he can make it , bet any fucking way !!!! GOOOOOOOO [ReD]NaDa !!!!!!!!!!

i hope he is back on form, NaDa was the best ;D

Honestly, NaDa has been the most consistant player in Starcraft history, and he's practically the only oldschool player left that's still solid. I do believe that Nada can and will win another starleague, he has showed an amazing ability to break out of slumps before, so he can undoubtedly do it again

don't think he can. i rather see boxer coming up with some new crazy strat and get an upset win.

I have noticed that StarCraft careers are relatively short-lived. A guy has a major peak and then sags down to "mediocrity."

if you mean the career of a SC player,your completely wrong.All legendaries like oov,NaDa,BoxeR,July,rA etc had their peak in 4 or 5 year.Its just bcuz the game is so competitive,the new generations rise so fast that the oldschoolers cannot keep up.But five years is still a long time,lots of them still play after like 8 years in the scene.

Some of them recover and become champs again though.

I think to be on top requires a damn LOT of energy and concentration, and naturally after some time your body just has to give in. There are some players who can take it better than others, thus stay on top longer. But I do really think it's really power draining if you wanna go make it, and once you're there, you already feel it declining.

the cruel life and destiny of a bonjwa

NaDa is one of the few progamers who can adapt to the more modern style of play. Many old school players have a hard time getting use to the style of the newer generation and they often lose many matches because they can't keep up.