Draco

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Retired.pngThis player has retired from competitive StarCraft.
Picon.png Draco
Draco OGN.jpg
Background Information
Name: Krzysztof Nalepka
Team: BVG - Betson Voodoo Gaming
Race: P
IDs: Draco, BVG.Draco, Draco[pG], Nal_Draco, mYm.Draco, eR18-Draco, xLo.Draco
Nicknames:
Country: Poland Poland
Birthday: 1987-12-06
Site:
Livestream: Draco's Livestream Channel
Career
Team History: pG, Nal, eR18, MYM, OGN Sparkyz, BVG



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[edit] Overview

Krzysztof "Draco" Nalepka is a retired Polish progamer who played for OGN Sparkyz.

[edit] Biography

Draco had packed his things and moved to South Korea with a fellow Polish player who was known as SunCow to attempt to win a courage tournament and get into a pro team. Both players were invited to live in the amateur team, Nal house. However, rumors spread that Suncow was not hygenic enough, and was kicked out after a few courage attempts. Suncow left Korea to go back to Poland. However, Draco stayed and was invited to OGN SparkyZ. While in SparkyZ he was given one of SparkyZ's two annual automatic pro licenses, and was officially a professional gamer.

However, he failed multiple times to get off of the B team of SparkyZ, he called in his time as a pro gamer and retired to move back to Poland.

He retired from StarCraft in early February 2010.[1]

[edit] Facts

Draco is rumored to retire frequently

  • Retires every year or so, comes back for money tournament or WCG qualifiers.
  • Well known for beating Midas in the group in WCG 2006, in a closely fought game.
  • Doesn't give interviews anymore.
  • Was on Heart to Heart, the Korean talk show, while in Korea.
  • He won PGL in 2007. In 2008 he failed to defend his title, but there was controversy surrounding his payment. He paid his way to WCG at least one time from his own pocket. Once he was 5th, but the other ones couldn't pay themselves, so he got to go anyway.
  • His nickname comes from the character Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter books.

[edit] Achievements

2009
  • 1st place Nostalgia Tournament 2009
  • 3rd Place WCG Poland 2009
2008
  • silver.png 2nd Place Razer TSL 2008
  • 1st Place WCG Poland 2008
2007
  • 1st Place Rymarov Spring 2007
  • gold.png 1st Place PGL 2007
  • 3rd Place PGR21
2006
2005
  • 1st Place Rymarov Spring 2005
  • 1st Place Rymarov Summer 2005
  • 1st Place Warsaw Game Show 2005
2004
  • 2nd Place WCG Poland 2004

[edit] Interviews

[edit] Highlight Videos

[edit] Notable Games

[edit] TSL Finals

Midas vs Draco on Gaia, commentary by Tasteless

[edit] References

  1. Draco official retirement
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