Yeeees! I suggested an interview with TaKe a long time ago in your comment section so I'm super excited to listen to this! You're amazing, SC Historian! And TaKe, your energy, drive and passion has done so much for this community. Thank you so much for all the lovely moments you've created!
HSC 10 was the first tournament I attended (went to two other HSC's afterwards). Nine years later I can still clearly remember standing in line outside the venue waiting to go in, when TaKe showed up to shake hands and say hello to everybody there. Super friendly guy. I had another short but pleasant interaction with him at HSC 20. As a Starcraft fan I am very grateful for everything he has done for our community. That HSC 10 weekend in particular is one of the most memorable things I have experienced. I bought a shirt at both HSC 10 & 20 and the first one I wore so many times it is now worn out unfortunately; I'm going to take good care of the other shirt to make it last as long as I can.
Dennis is one of the most energetic, kind, and quality people in esports. I'm so happy he's contributed so much and seen so much success. My dream is to go to HomeStory Cup even more than Katowice!
Take really brings up a crucial issue here, which is seriously under-appreciated: if your "business" is yourself, there's not a lot of high stakes there. If your "business" is dozens, or even 100 people, the pressure is insane. A lot of people want to blame "business" for all their problems, but if you find yourself in charge of one, it's pretty quickly obvious how hard it is to be in that position.
Great interview. Thanks for covering this, and thanks to TaKe for so many amazing SC2 memories. 🎉 HOME TONIGHT HOME TONIGHT 🎉 Here’s to many more!
Yeeees! I suggested an interview with TaKe a long time ago in your comment section so I'm super excited to listen to this! You're amazing, SC Historian! And TaKe, your energy, drive and passion has done so much for this community. Thank you so much for all the lovely moments you've created!
HSC 10 was the first tournament I attended (went to two other HSC's afterwards). Nine years later I can still clearly remember standing in line outside the venue waiting to go in, when TaKe showed up to shake hands and say hello to everybody there. Super friendly guy. I had another short but pleasant interaction with him at HSC 20. As a Starcraft fan I am very grateful for everything he has done for our community. That HSC 10 weekend in particular is one of the most memorable things I have experienced. I bought a shirt at both HSC 10 & 20 and the first one I wore so many times it is now worn out unfortunately; I'm going to take good care of the other shirt to make it last as long as I can.
Dennis is one of the most energetic, kind, and quality people in esports. I'm so happy he's contributed so much and seen so much success. My dream is to go to HomeStory Cup even more than Katowice!
Excellent interview, it's good seeing another side of things altogether. Big thank you, and to Dennis!
He is such a cool guy❤
TaKe the GOAT
RIP Geoff \m/
Hey, good job, and thank you for making this
-Reagan
Take really brings up a crucial issue here, which is seriously under-appreciated: if your "business" is yourself, there's not a lot of high stakes there. If your "business" is dozens, or even 100 people, the pressure is insane. A lot of people want to blame "business" for all their problems, but if you find yourself in charge of one, it's pretty quickly obvious how hard it is to be in that position.