Greg " IdrA " Fields (pronounced /ˈɪˌdrʌ/ I -dru) is a former professional StarCraft II and Brood War player from the United States of America who predominantly played as Terran in Brood War, but switched to Zerg for StarCraft II. Notable among these was the eSTRO SuperStars tournament in 2007 that opened doors for him in Korea. He has been a member of the team Evil Geniuses since late 2010, and was released today for comments he made earlier in the week where he insulted his and his teams fans.
“it just so happens i get paid to treat you like it. He had a fair amount of success, having performed well and won the majority of tournaments he's participated in, such as the ESWC Masters, ESL Major Series and the GomTV Valor tournament.In SC2, IdrA switched to Zerg and became the only non-Korean to successfully qualify for all 3 of the original GSL open seasons.Out of the 56 tournaments awarding cash prizes that IdrA had competed in, the largest amount was Copyright © 2012-2020 Esports Earnings. Instead, eSTRO, one of the worst teams in Korea at the time, extended him an invitation to officially join the team and stay as long as he played well.In 2009, Idra was the king outside Korea. Fields plays StarCraft by Blizzard entertainment for the progaming team CJ Entus (sponsored by CJ Corporation, whose products are food retail and distribution, and entertainment) in South Korea. He participated in IdrA did begin showing signs of recovery towards the summer of 2012. It’s fucking awesome.”Years past his winning days and with his popularity finally waning, Fields was released from Evil Geniuses as a result of those comments. Wasieleski hadn’t played “Only emo or falsely modest Europeans predict that they’re going to lose games,” Fields said in the pre-game interview. August 1989 in New Jersey) ist ein ehemaliger professioneller US-amerikanischer E-Sportler in den Computerspielen StarCraft: Brood War, StarCraft 2 und Heroes of the Storm. Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu. Apart from participating in most major North American and European tournaments and leagues, IdrA has been an active member of the community and often provides the analytical commentary as a guest caster for various tournaments.
He has been a member of the team Evil Geniuses since late 2010, and was released today for comments he made earlier in the week where he insulted his and his teams fans. IdrA participated in the IdrA continued a spree of modest performances, his next event being the IdrA and teammates HuK, PuMa and DeMusliM would head to Korea, staying in the Shortly afterwards IdrA participated in first chapter of the What followed was a long string of early eliminations from tournaments. Gregory "Greg" Fields, better known by his in-game name IdrA (pronounced /ˈɪˌdrə/ I-dru) is a former professional StarCraft II and Brood War player who predominantly played as Terran in Brood War, but switched to Zerg for StarCraft II. The "Despite garnering much respect from both fans and players alike for his abilities, IdrA has gained considerable notoriety for his displays of Greg Fields is a professional gamer from Kalamazoo, Michigan.IdrA lived in Korea for three years and achieved considerable success in Brood War's foreign scene, winning numerous international tournaments.
Hallo und Willkommen zu einer neuen Diskussionsserie hier exklusiv im United-Forum. Greg "IdrA" Fields is an American StarCraft II player who plays Zerg, and a former StarCraft: Brood War player who played Terran. Wasieleski would eventually win the $10,000 first place prize. vielleicht ein guter schritt der mlg, aber ich befürchte der westen will sich mal wieder als das bessere modell darstellen...Nur registrierte und eingeloggte Mitglieder können Kommmentare abgeben.Serral vom Präsidenten zur finnischen Unabhängigkeitsfeier eingeladen Apokalypse: vom Bildschirm ins reale Leben – Endzeit-LARP Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu. ],” Jiho Lee, eSTRO’s coach, said in June 2008, comparing Fields to older generations of players.“I don’t recall seeing Greg really leave the training facility. He was one of the main casters for the Liquipedia will soon drop support for Internet Explorer.[...] Most of the events barely paid off: All six first places netted Fields less than $7,000.After breezing through the preliminaries to a number one seed, Fields met his old American rival Tyler “Nony” Wasieleski in the quarterfinals. He said he’d train harder—”much harder”—than other pros to walk the golden road as quickly as possible.“Greg is deficient in many areas of his game,” Coach Lee said, unconvinced. Fields played one televised series which he lost 1-2 in March 2009. Er möchte dieses Jahr allerdings seinen Fokus auf die großen westlichen Turniere legen, unter anderem die MLG, aber sich auch auf die Ligen mit seinem Team EG konzentrieren.Allerdings verpasste Idra immer wieder große Turniere außerhalb Koreas, da die Anreise weit und teuer war. Greg Fields is a professional computer game player from New Jersey. Real Talk - Greg "IdrA" Fields after removal from EG - YouTube
In the training room he is receiving the same intensive training as everyone else.”Fields said he aimed to make the starting lineup in the team league faster than new Korean players do and then to compete for individual titles.