Why trusting people in this business sucks - Page 11

On December 05 2013 10:04 Blitz wrote:
What quick buck. If you mean play in Season 2 and try and win it and leave thats what... Demon did. I'm here for the long haul?

On December 05 2013 10:04 Blitz wrote:
What quick buck. If you mean play in Season 2 and try and win it and leave thats what... Demon did. I'm here for the long haul?

On December 05 2013 00:20 Blitz wrote:
Hi guys, to add to the most drama fueled day of my life, it looks like I'm leaving fOu. With Febby gone this leaves one remaining english speaker on the team, and another member just quit and the rest aren't sure whether or not the will continue. I urge you to not flame Febby, he made a huge mistake, but he is genuinely sorry and came back to make amends with us all individually. As far as the team goes, I had a blast for the 6 days I was here and every single person I met was super helpful. The teammates and coaches made me feel super at home and when I gave them my decision to leave they were super excited for me and said they were sorry I was in such an unfortunate situation. They kept apologizing to me even though they literally did nothing wrong what a buncha great people. My decision to leave is mainly centered around the fact that the team basically consisted of 3 of us left and we had absolutely no idea who the other two players would be and when I expressed the desire to maybe bring two of my own in they were iffy. My korean as is isn't very good so making a team where I could only communicate with one other person fluently seemed like it wouldn't be best for the team. We talked it out and we honestly both agreed that this would be for the best. As for my own plans, I'll be temporarily staying at the VTG House I think? This was all very last minute and I wasn't really sure what to do, but everyone honestly seems to have moved on and my teammates expressed there regrets that we weren't able to continue on as a group. As for the rest of the team, they seem unsure of what to do but I wish them the best and I hope you guys continue to cheer for them no matter what they do. They treated me absolutely fantastically during my stay and I want to give a shoutout to everyone at the fOu house. Now onto the good news. I'm in the process of trying to create a team in Korea and the news should blow you all the fuck away and I'm guaranteed none of you will be able to guess what it is. Itll be fun and big and funny lets say that. Thanks everyone for the kind messages and support throughout all this I'm sorry this has been such a headache for everyone that has had to keep up with the drama, I promise I'll try and just stick to playing. If any sponsors are reading this and need a team I've got one.

On December 04 2013 14:22 Blitz wrote:

You're so stupid that reading this made me more physically ill then Febby actually leaving. I came to the scene because I thought it would be a fun experience and it was the only team offer I had. I assumed we would be favorites because fOu got second only to Startale and hadn't dropped a game in NSL up until the finals. I never said I was going to be an automatic star player, and by the way the only we reason we had last that game was due to DeMoN. Not the Korean scene, DeMoN. I didn't 'underestimate' the Korean scene, I was well aware of where it was skill wise you fuckwit. I even made a tweet saying the individual skill was quite high but the teamwork aspect was lacking. As far as 'how volatile the korean scene is' I wasn't aware of that part considering I wasn't told that there was any issues in the first place with the team. Last night Febby telling me he had issues was the first I had ever known that he had issues at all. The only person not showing proper respect here is you o.o

On December 06 2013 00:13 sumsaR wrote:
All the obvious one or two-digit post trolls seems to be coming out of the woodwork.

On December 05 2013 14:52 wc93671 wrote:
Although we should sympathize with your situation of being left hanging by Febby, you should've mentally prepared yourself for literally anything before flying to Korea. For you not to consider every single possibility after entering Korea, including this scenario, was short-thinking on your part. If you think in Febby's shoes, he may have thought you were a decent player, but also probably considered the fact that it is your first LAN game ever, and doubt you.

Furthermore, I hate to repeat it, but it's true what the posts above say, you shouldn't use Demon as an excuse. As a pro-gamer, your goal should be to win, no matter if it's some random Korean noob or Dendi. Having your mentality shatter by simply the name of the enemy isn't what a pro-gamer should be. In fact, you'd want to carve your name the way you said in the interview with Hotbid by winning those games.

Good luck on whatever path you choose though!

On December 05 2013 03:33 w.s wrote:
What's this talk "Oh poor you, you got to face DeMoN first round ". Man you are supposed to be pro, what kind of talk is that? You shouldn't cry even if you had to face Mushi. Like really, who are YOU? You went to korea after casting a few games and now you're supposed to be a top player and savior of esports in korea going 15-0 or something? Get a grip, really.