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IdrA subsequently relinquished his Code S status as EG would announce on February 16, his indefinite return to the United States at the beginning of March after playing in Korea for 3 years. At that point, and despite his significant success, IdrA seriously considered retiring, frustrated with the state of Zerg in StarCraft II (he and NesTea were the only Zerg players in the Top 16 at the time). This allowed him to secure a code S spot for the first GOMTV Sponsorship League in January in which he would have his most successful run to date IdrA managed to defeat Ensnare and Check in the group stage and made a surprising run, eliminating Clide, Genius and NaDa, going 3-0 in his group stage, but ultimately losing 1-3 against fellow foreigner Jinro in the Round of 8. However, he stayed in Korea and managed to qualify for the first three GOMTV Global Starcraft II Open Seasons, reaching the Round of 32, Round of 16 and Round of 32 respectively. The offers that both teams made were very similar however. He said that he felt EG was more established and had a better business plan and so joined the US-based organization Evil Geniuses.

In September 2010, departing from CJ Entus on good terms, IdrA began talks with most foreign organizations but ultimately it came down to choosing between Liquid or Evil Geniuses.

2010 where he took 1st place, defeating players such as SeleCT, KiWiKaKi, and HuK. In that tournament, he achieved a clean slate in the group stages, beating all his opponents and advanced to the finals, only to fall against the heavily aggressive style of play from MorroW, which featured heavy Reaper usage. StarCraft II Player Career Early SC2, Korea and Code S įollowing his success in beta, IdrA was among the 10 invitees to the IEM Season V - Global Challenge Cologne, the first major live StarCraft II event in Europe. Throughout beta, IdrA consistently demonstrated the heavy macro style he was famous for in Brood War. When the Starcraft II beta was released in February 2010, IdrA officially switched over from Brood War and quickly imposed himself as one of the strongest players through various tournaments and ranking 1st in the Platinum League (Division 2) with a record of 62-8, an impressive run culminating with his victory in the Day's King of the Beta tournament. He initially moved into the CJ Entus dorm, then in with the commentator Nick " Tasteless" Plott and lastly in his own apartment. Notable among these was the eSTRO SuperStars tournament in 2007 that opened doors for him in Korea. IdrA lived in Korea for three years and achieved considerable success in Brood War's foreign scene, winning numerous international tournaments.

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He chose to pursue a professional StarCraft career over attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on scholarship to study theoretical physics. His alias - "IdrA" - was originally inspired by the Hindu mythological character " Indrajit". Greg Fields is a professional gamer from Kalamazoo, Michigan.

2.6 Transition to Caster, Retirement & Heroes Return.

His habit of trash talking, vocalizing perceived game imbalance and "rage quitting" games have made him a colourful and controversial player within the StarCraft scene. ĭespite garnering much respect from both fans and players alike for his abilities, IdrA has gained considerable notoriety for his displays of poor etiquette both during ladder and online tournament matches. His standard play and strength in the late game has caused IdrA to become the target of many cheeses and early-game all-ins. Such pertinacity is exemplary of his play style, which has occasionally proven to be somewhat vulnerable to unconventional or unexpected enemy tactics. The " IdrA Build" is so-called because IdrA rarely deviated from this build during the beta. IdrA is known for his macro abilities and an excellent grasp of fundamentals and mechanics. After a retirement to focus on school, he returned to former team Evil Geniuses for Heroes of the Storm. He was previously sponsored by Tt eSports and has won community approval as a caster.

He predominantly played as Terran in Brood War, but switched to Zerg for StarCraft II. Gregory " IdrA" Fields (born August 21, 1989) is a retired American Zerg player who last played for Evil Geniuses.