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AzAlexZ
Australia3303 Posts
I just hope you cheer up and continue leading the flag for zergs and foreigners everywhere, Neeb and Nerchio might be good now but you will forever be the guy that is remembered to have 2-1'd herO twice and 2-0 sOs in the Same tournament and 2-0 Rain and 2-1 Classic in another, despite people saying you wont win against them, you are an awesome player and you will always be an awesome player. GG and I hope 2017 is a better year for you! It's been a great year Snute, You actually won something. | ||
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Gemini_19
United States1251 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies  Don't even listen to idiots like that. Those aren't your real fans. Keep your head up and take some time away from the game or whatever helps you feel better. You've become a staple of foreign SC2 so it would be a shame if you left  | ||
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Makro
France16890 Posts
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ArtyK
France3143 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies Don't apologize, looking at your pov on frost and considering the stakes at hand theres literally no shame in losing this, it's not like it was TvP vs Drogo :p This wasn't as easy of a transition as people say. Last time i checked, hive tech doesn't magically cover the cost of corruptors, greater spire and broodlords, or any other upgrade for that matter. And redditors just look at your 2k minerals and forget that you have no gas. If you transition who knows how strong Drogo's attack can be. Yes you failed in the most important tourneys this year (although a wcs winter grand final isn't too bad), but compare that to others and you're still one of the very best out there. Who else can have those results and consider it a bad year? Some players come and go, you sir are still here 4 years later as one of the best foreigner ever. You know what they all say, form is temporary, class is permanent ;p just...scout a little bit more :D | ||
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Homunculus159
Austria220 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies The hell mate. Don´t you go all depressed and melancholic on us. There is always next year  | ||
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Corwinus
Croatia96 Posts
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[16thSq] Kuro
1216 Posts
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Charoisaur
Germany16021 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies Dude you're top 4 foreigner, that's very impressive. you have the most results against top koreans out of all the active foreigners, don't get demotivated by 1 bad result. | ||
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Ciaus237
South Africa286 Posts
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AbouSV
Germany1278 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies Compared to the top 3 of the world, you may be considered 'bad' at your work, but that is indeed quite a negative way of looking at it. You still managed to make it your work, and it is a very elitist work (in a way that very few can actually make it, and any mistake is costs a lot). Hell, you are even objectively one of the best player ever. You are incredibly consistent in the long term. Also, the pressure is not the same for you than for most of your opponent since you are assumed to do well. And finally, we simply love you. I just love seeing you play every time, and hearing (from) you. | ||
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Linglin
8 Posts
On October 28 2016 22:04 outscar wrote: Snute, your broke our hearts with that, how should I call it by not being rude, 12 billion ling travesty against Drogo! It was your game, your match, your score from the very start! I don't even wanna cheer anymore :'( wow dont post again plz. its not good for a player who lost such an important game and isnt fair at all for such a great player like snute. snute... ur one of the best player at this game. so dont be so harsh to yourself plz!! | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
It could have gone better for you but you have proven just by walking in the door that you are among the best. | ||
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DERASTAT
Germany99 Posts
save you salt for the next map pool | ||
BluemoonSC
SoCal8910 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies Head up, Snute. We still love ya over here! GG's and come back stronger next season 💪💙 | ||
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KtJ
United States3514 Posts
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
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romson87
Poland487 Posts
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Xamo
Spain881 Posts
On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote: put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me. At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies What is first, feeling incompetent or making bad decisions in-game? Because from outside it seems that there is a point in those important games, when you think that you are not winning and that you should be winning, that you just feel incompetent, get frustrated and stop making good decisions and playing good. If that is the problem, you need to address that issue: learn to identify that you are frustrated and make an extra effort to compose you again and play as in practice. You are not an average player, you are an incredible one, with one big weakness. That's not bad news for the future, focus to solve it and be the beast we all fans want you to be! | ||
Liquid`Snute
Norway839 Posts
i really gave it my all this year but i'm not sure if i can continue practicing this much, feeling burnt out mentally and also physically. i still like to play a lot in my daily life but i'll try to adjust into a more relaxed approach now and hopefully i'll be able to improve and show fewer silly defense fail games in tournaments too | ||
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[16thSq] Kuro
1216 Posts
On October 29 2016 07:08 Liquid`Snute wrote: wow thanks guys, didn't expect so many encouraging replies T_T made me view things in a better way i really gave it my all this year but i'm not sure if i can continue practicing this much, feeling burnt out mentally and also physically. i still like to play a lot in my daily life but i'll try to adjust into a more relaxed approach now and hopefully i'll be able to improve and show fewer silly defense fail games in tournaments too That's the spirit! Take care and come back stronger ^^ | ||
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