Ptak
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 Ptak
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| Name: | Matija Vragović |
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| Team: | LRM) |
| Race: | Z |
| IDs: | Ptak, AudemarsPiguet, 187kor |
| Nicknames: | ptak |
| Country: | Croatia 
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| Birthday: | October 31st, 1984 |
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| Team History: | Sfc
NrT (SomE) MgZ) Excello MgZ) NaW- LRM) |
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[edit] Overview
Matija "Ptak" Vragović is the best Croatian StarCraft player and has been holding that title for the past 3 years, at least.
He started playing StarCraft with his friends in PC bangs in the late 90s. PC bangs were quite popular in Croatia back then, though they weren't used for Internet access, but playing games in LAN. After being able to comfortably beat any one of his friends, a feat that, as he says, took him a couple of years, he started playing StarCraft on Battle.net.
There, he was completely outskilled, but he diligently continued to play more and improve slowly making a name for himself. Ptak joined a few clans and says that he really developed as a player in NrT. Upon joining clan [SomE] he got a track suit with their logo and said that that was his first profit from playing StarCraft. Eventually he joined MicroGamerZ, a clan that he will stay loyal to until it's end. During the time in MgZ) he became most known and phrases such as 'ZERG POWERHOUSE!' where often chanted before his matches.
After the final disband of MgZ), Ptak played in NaW- team, but left it along some other players because they felt the team is no longer active.
Nowadays Ptak is in LRM) rooster.
[edit] Facts
- His ID 'ptak' was actually a typo, he wanted to type 'patak' which is 'a duck' in Croatian.
- He is well known for his (funny) Engrish comments.
- He dislikes cheeses and often teases his opponents after their failed attempts at ending the game early.
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[edit] References
- WCG player profile
- 1st interview for HCL.hr website (in Croatian)
- 2nd interview for HCL.hr website (in Croatian)
- Interview for PCPlay magazine (in Croatian)
