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For the longer careers I think you have to look into BW players. Off the top of my head Bisu might be the standout, starting in 2005 and still competing at a de
by kirrent 4y ago
For the longer careers I think you have to look into BW players. Off the top of my head Bisu might be the standout, starting in 2005 and still competing at a decently high level in ASL aged 32. Flash's career is slightly shorter, starting in 2007. He was very young so he's only 29 now, but he's still the best in the world. Even Stork (33) made a (less impressive) comeback recently and with Jaedong (32) in the last ASL, every member of TBLS can make it to ASL which is just astonishing.
- vkou 4y agoThe payouts in Starcraft and Starcraft 2 are pretty low at the moment. The only way most of the pro scene can sustain itself at the moment is through streaming and coaching revenue. It's also why almost nobody is trying to break into the scene, and why you see the same players who have been competing for decades place well. And yes, Serral and Reynor are exceptions to this.