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sc2effort
Russian Federation269 Posts
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iamperfection
United States9643 Posts
I will be dissapointed if you dont win mlg within the next 2 years. | ||
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kushm4sta
United States8878 Posts
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TuElite
Canada2123 Posts
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Sinborn
United States275 Posts
But hey, if you make it, I'll remember this blog for sure. Good luck :3. ^ This is what I wanted to say, but I cracked a joke preemptively. | ||
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SnetteL
Belgium473 Posts
On August 06 2011 00:31 Sinborn wrote: If this plan fails, there's always Burger King, where you can have it your way. But hey, if you make it, I'll remember this blog for sure. Good luck :3. You're awfully mean for no reason. Says more about you than about him. | ||
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iamperfection
United States9643 Posts
On August 06 2011 00:31 Sinborn wrote: If this plan fails, there's always Burger King, where you can have it your way. But hey, if you make it, I'll remember this blog for sure. Good luck :3. Ya it was kind of cold but im not gonna lie i lol'd when i read it. | ||
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Sinborn
United States275 Posts
On August 06 2011 00:39 SnetteL wrote: You're awfully mean for no reason. Says more about you than about him. I actually had no intention to be mean. Sorry OP. The desire to crack a joke overwhelmed my sense of empathy. | ||
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TelecoM
United States10675 Posts
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StorkHwaiting
United States3465 Posts
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radscorpion9
Canada2252 Posts
You may see starcraft as an escape now, but thats very different from choosing it as a long term career option. There is a lot of intense competition...and if you don't get the results you would hope for how will you support yourself? Will you get signed to a team...and do they pay salaries? I think the key question is do you have the passion and drive to really make it a career. And if so you should go for it, but if its more something you do to relieve stress and escape from the situation in detroit...that might not be good enough to really make it as a pro gamer. At least try to identify whether its really passion or an escape for you, of course playing video games all day is fun, we all like it, sc2 was designed to be fun. Anyways good luck to you. I wish I went into physics  . Hopefully you'll make a better choice than me | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
On August 06 2011 00:39 SnetteL wrote: You're awfully mean for no reason. Says more about you than about him. Actually you know Burger King employees and pro gamers that don't win tournaments make about the same amount of cash -_- | ||
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SnetteL
Belgium473 Posts
On August 06 2011 02:10 Probe1 wrote: Actually you know Burger King employees and pro gamers that don't win tournaments make about the same amount of cash -_- Because making money is the only thing that matters. | ||
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Sotamursu
Finland612 Posts
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cha0
Canada506 Posts
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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Gnial
Canada907 Posts
On August 06 2011 01:59 radscorpion9 wrote: I think you really need to ask yourself whether this is what you want to do for the rest of your life. There are plenty of people who want to be professional athletes, but few make it. What happens to the rest of them? How do they pay the bills? You may see starcraft as an escape now, but thats very different from choosing it as a long term career option. There is a lot of intense competition...and if you don't get the results you would hope for how will you support yourself? Will you get signed to a team...and do they pay salaries? I think the key question is do you have the passion and drive to really make it a career. And if so you should go for it, but if its more something you do to relieve stress and escape from the situation in detroit...that might not be good enough to really make it as a pro gamer. At least try to identify whether its really passion or an escape for you, of course playing video games all day is fun, we all like it, sc2 was designed to be fun. Anyways good luck to you. I wish I went into physics . Hopefully you'll make a better choice than meThis is good thinking. Keep spreading it. The more people we can divert away from pro-gaming, the less competition there will be for the OP! Also, if you think playing SC2 for 10 hours a day, 7 days a week is fun... well, I don't even know what to say. That sounds painful to me and screams pure "drive". I've done my big gaming binges in high school where you do 16 hours a day for a few days, but then I've always burned out. If this guy can self-motivate to play 10 hours a day every day, then he has the work ethic and drive to be pretty great at this game. Imagine, with that work ethic, if he gets good enough to get on a team...he should easily be able to fit into any training regiment. OP, what league are you in right now? | ||
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3FFA
United States3931 Posts
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SarR
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Pawsom
United States928 Posts
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