Ilyes "Stephano" Satouri, at the age of 20 announces his retirement from professional gaming to complete his education. Stephano is one of the most winningest foreigners in Starcraft 2, having made $216,000 in prize money alone.
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Why would a 20 yr old who has made nearly a quarter million playing video games retire
who cares. starcraft is ****ing terrible.
Probably doesn't want to get carpal tunnel.
Using games as a means to an end. Interesting.
I'm hoping these pros that are quitting now (Stephano, Idra) will come back after all the expansion packs have come out. Starcraft 2 is still in a growing stage, a lot can change, and esports is only going to get better.