You could easily get an individual monthly plan with an Android device for around $45 or less, especially if you're already okay with companies like Boost/Virgin or Page Plus.
I run a 5-line family plan with friends to get it down to $45/month after all the taxes/fees with Sprint.
Exactly when and for how long were you "#1 ladder" in SC1 and WC3? I have a hard time believing that someone on/. is A+ (not even olympic) on iccup on par with a swarm of koreans with 350 APM. I'm just going to believe that you're talking about crappy American ladders of the past.
If you haven't been playing SC2 8 hours a day since it went beta, you're already *way* behind. Times have changed, and just because you did it before doesn't mean you can do it again.
FYI I am currently an A- terran (SC1, never gonna play SC2.) and I hope you've heard of players like IdrA, ret, and NonY who moved to kr progamer houses.
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Cue Nelson Muntz laugh.
http://nelson-haha.api-meal.eu/, since http://nelsonhaha.com/ went down. :(
Are there not Android devices on Boost Mobile?
You could easily get an individual monthly plan with an Android device for around $45 or less, especially if you're already okay with companies like Boost/Virgin or Page Plus.
I run a 5-line family plan with friends to get it down to $45/month after all the taxes/fees with Sprint.
Exactly when and for how long were you "#1 ladder" in SC1 and WC3? I have a hard time believing that someone on /. is A+ (not even olympic) on iccup on par with a swarm of koreans with 350 APM. I'm just going to believe that you're talking about crappy American ladders of the past.
If you haven't been playing SC2 8 hours a day since it went beta, you're already *way* behind. Times have changed, and just because you did it before doesn't mean you can do it again.
FYI I am currently an A- terran (SC1, never gonna play SC2.) and I hope you've heard of players like IdrA, ret, and NonY who moved to kr progamer houses.
Me too.