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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19366 Posts
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
Right. But you are no loser, Sheth. You inspired me and many others when you played versus San. Or wen you allkilled EG. Or when you streamed and commented your play. You were a beacon for the zerg race, for manner, for high-level commentary. While you never won a high-profile tournament, you still made a difference. | ||
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MtlGuitarist97
United States1539 Posts
That said, be confident in whatever you do. Obviously you're a driven guy and you have the motivation and talent to pursue your goals and dreams even through pain and opposition. You'll be successful in whatever you do, whether it be medicine, StarCraft, or some other game. Good luck in life Sheth and hope that you feel confident in yourself. You should, even if right now you're unsure. | ||
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ngri
Luxembourg136 Posts
On August 21 2013 20:19 arie3000 wrote: Hey, good luck in school! Just want to say that Chemistry is pretty awesome (I'm a biologist, but did a bit of synthesis and a lot of mass spec during my phd), and hope you'll finish with a good grade. What kind of chemistry you like most? On August 21 2013 13:54 neoghaleon55 wrote: gogo Sheth!! Chemists UNITE!!! Seems there's quite some chemists already on TL so you can still come to TL to discuss strategies, but maybe other kinds =) | ||
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Myt
Germany318 Posts
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Specialist
United States803 Posts
games should be for fun and hobby, and that is the reality Gaming as a profession is ridiculously unstable and not worth the investment of time | ||
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DramaSunggi
Korea (South)4 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
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BrieFanFiction
United States167 Posts
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Axieoqu
Finland204 Posts
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Jaxx
Slovakia758 Posts
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ArhK
France287 Posts
Even though you state that you have worked before, I am not sure you really grasp what working a standard job is, especially compared to being a progamer... I find your comments disrespectful to those who work on a day to day basis, and have to read you complaining about how tough life is when you are getting paid (in the most friendly/stable team there is in the scene) to play a video game, and travel around the world for tournaments. Anyway, I wish you the best of luck for your future endeavors, and I hope you will mature regarding the "toughness" of being a progamer related to other standard jobs. | ||
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Meatloaf
Spain664 Posts
in this school of thought there are multiple professionals involved , from Podologists to Chiropracticioneers to Phisyotherapists , even optometrists are making some things there. only a thing to consider , aside from the more traditional doctor-surgery that in some cases is of course really needed but in some others it can be quite invasive and alter the body as a whole. Best of luck ,Your Fan, MeatLoaf. | ||
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cutler
Germany609 Posts
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shz
Germany2687 Posts
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AllOuttaGum
United States10 Posts
Good luck with Chemistry. Don't stop with a BS though unless you want to switch it up and go Chemical Engineering. Always enjoyed your stream. Woulda picked you over Idra any day. | ||
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Nerchio
Poland2633 Posts
On August 22 2013 11:01 DramaSunggi wrote: Health before Starcraft man, even if you don't come back you were one of the kindest pro gamer I've ever seen, compare yourself to Miniraser and Nerchio, your a saint. Lul | ||
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FryBender
United States290 Posts
On August 22 2013 18:00 ArhK wrote: No disrespect, but I find that properly insane that you complain that streaming is tough ("because maybe you forget to run some commercials"), implying being a DOCTOR is easier on a day to day basis. Even though you state that you have worked before, I am not sure you really grasp what working a standard job is, especially compared to being a progamer... I find your comments disrespectful to those who work on a day to day basis, and have to read you complaining about how tough life is when you are getting paid (in the most friendly/stable team there is in the scene) to play a video game, and travel around the world for tournaments. Anyway, I wish you the best of luck for your future endeavors, and I hope you will mature regarding the "toughness" of being a progamer related to other standard jobs. Sheth has mentioned that he has worked before so he does have a frame of reference from both sides. You on the other hand do not so it's pretty ironic to scold Sheth about how he doesn't know what he's talking about when in fact you're the ignorant one. I LOVE video games but I would never in a million years be able to do that for 9 hours a day, every day. If Sheth says it's tough you have no reason to not believe him. By the way Stephano was much better at it then Sheth was (in both achievements and, I'd imagine, money) and he chose to quit as well so clearly Sheth is not just an outlier. GL with everything you do in the future Sheth. As others have said before me chemistry is awesome. | ||
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KING CHARLIE :D
United States447 Posts
Don't start cooking meth. | ||
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