Love your shows and personality Wheat. I hope you are able to get a full-time e-sports job in the near future, not only would it be great for you, it would be awesome for the community.

dylan e cool

Canada6 Posts

May 27 2011 20:40 GMT

#142

Amazing read!!! YOU ARE AMAZINGG!

Sassymcgee

United States24 Posts

May 27 2011 20:45 GMT

#143

I read this and honestly shed a couple tears.

To see someone juggle the questions of what is important to them, to see the balance of life and what makes them feel like the next days grind is worth going through all the while questioning if certain decisions will pay off? Not only is it relatable but its was just damn honest.

You're an amazing guy wheat, what you do you do well and while you might not be artosis as far as analytical commentary goes you play your pitcher role better than anyone and know enough to pitch it just right. You're fantastic and this has made me appreciate what you do 10 fold.

Thank you wheat. You're part of the reason I enjoy this community so much.

ChocoboRider.388

United States6 Posts

May 27 2011 21:02 GMT

#144

On May 28 2011 02:17 Chill wrote:

That said, I hope one day someone with a golden voice and incredible marketing and business development skills comes in and shows us how to scoop up a ton of money through sponsored commentary. Until that day I'll remain a hobbyist because I'm certainly not that man.

The prophecy has been spoken and Zeratul himself is searching for this man.... "Only this man cannot be found so easily as the prophecy itself."

lol, what are you talking about Chill... the man with the golden voice will lead us to the promised land of eSports and will allow us to talk about games and play them for money and contribute to society!!!.... LOL... WHAT!?!?

gibb

Sweden288 Posts

May 27 2011 21:05 GMT

#145

What is most personal is most general - I can relate to the juggling DjWheat, and I really respect that you're both grinding out a slightly numbing job and still powering thru the day doing your shows.

3 days a week with not as much daddy-time does not sound so bad, atleast not for the kid. I'd worry about keeping the wife happy! That's my personal experience anyway.

Good luck too ya, if anyone deserves to make it while working in the gaming industry it is you.
And dont forget to support JenJen in pursuing whatever her passions are.

L3g3nd_

New Zealand10461 Posts

May 27 2011 21:11 GMT

#146

great insight, 5/5

EDIT: o.O 2000th post, glad it goes to you DJ Wheat

AimlessAmoeba

Canada704 Posts

May 27 2011 21:12 GMT

#147

Such a cool, honest blog. I know we all appreciate what you do for the community Wheat, and this kind of passion is what makes you one of my favorite voices in SC2.

Silvanel

Poland4736 Posts

May 27 2011 21:12 GMT

#148

Good read from the great caster i was always wondering how You get time to get everything going considering You have work and family

Now i see You live in some kind of constant rush, as i understand it (at least during working part if week). Glad You find time to provide content to our great hobby.

Deadlyfish

Denmark1980 Posts

May 27 2011 21:23 GMT

#149

I feel like i owe you something, giving us all this content for free.

Seriously, i just play starcraft/browse TL for about 7-10 hours a day (5 month vacation, wohoo

), wouldnt be possible without people like you, and it makes me feel kinda bad that i'm not contributing at all

Hopefully you can live off of gaming soon enough

zhurai

United States5660 Posts

May 27 2011 21:27 GMT

#150

Thanks for your effort, I really like the Inside the game show ;D

good luck to you and hope you can find a way to make esports, your passion, into a full-time job! (and I hope all that wish to make their passion into a full-time job, such as esports, would be able to ^_^)~

sashamunguia

Mexico423 Posts

May 27 2011 21:29 GMT

#151

i really enjoyed reading this. This industru is getting bigger and bigger, hopefully you'll be one of the first to get a real well-paid full-time job doing this. Cheers!

IMLyte

Canada714 Posts

May 27 2011 21:32 GMT

#152

Wonderful Read, Really gives you an indepth look at the life of someone who is dedicated to eSports!

Skopey

United Kingdom70 Posts

May 27 2011 21:42 GMT

#153

<3 Big love for wheat, I've heard you and your son on the streams and you sound like a really great dad. It's a shame you can't dedicate to gaming full time, but think of it this way.

The times spent away from what you love, make you love it more when it comes around.

Finrod1

Germany3997 Posts

May 27 2011 21:43 GMT

#154

Truly awesome. You are such a good person. Don't worry about spending too little time with your family, i think your wife and your son are strong enough to tell you if they wan't to

I really love the shows that you are doing and i hope someday you can live from it!

AnxiousHippo

Australia1451 Posts

May 27 2011 21:44 GMT

#155

Great work djWHEAT, I really have a lot of respect for you. Don't ever listen to those caster-haters

Porta-

Norway46 Posts

May 27 2011 21:46 GMT

#156

♥

Respect, bro, love the shows and appreciate the time you put in to everything.

Bagi

Germany6799 Posts

May 27 2011 21:53 GMT

#157

I gotta say, your dedication is admirable. Few people would be willing to invest so much of their free time into making e-sports great.

I'll make sure to continue tuning in whenever I can.

mardi

United States1164 Posts

May 27 2011 22:04 GMT

#158

5/5 We appreciate everytime you can cast a game and especially when you cast with Day9. You're definitely the best game caster that I know of. You can cast almost any and every game and do it magnificently.

taichou

Lithuania108 Posts

May 27 2011 22:12 GMT

#159

keep up the good work Wheat! ur so awesome!:D

Snuggles

United States1865 Posts

May 27 2011 22:22 GMT

#160

I have some real respect to you as a person, not just your ESports persona here at TL, but you as a person. Really great to see someone share how much they care about their family and the sacrifices they are willing to make.