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BrieFanFiction
United States167 Posts
On April 12 2015 00:49 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Its almost certainly what she meant, as right around now is when you want to start throwing in applications to Uni's (which reminds me, I need to get on that :D ) What are you interested in studying, SGTK? | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On April 12 2015 01:11 BrieFanFiction wrote: What are you interested in studying, SGTK? I'm not totally sure yet. I'm very heavily leaning towards Engineering, but in what field exactly I have no idea. It'll be a struggle, I know I have the brains for it but it's about finding the motivation and passion. I want to avoid a repeat of what happened last time I tried Uni, but that's all not really on topic for this thread | ||
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BrieFanFiction
United States167 Posts
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
Back on topic... you gonna be in WCS Scarlett? Shit starts tomorrow. | ||
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Butters (Scot)
Scotland471 Posts
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William paradise
1753 Posts
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Butters (Scot)
Scotland471 Posts
On April 12 2015 02:34 William paradise wrote: dang wcs season 2 starts already? prolly a little to early for Scarlett to get back into tournament form maybe season 3. well she likes it when the pressure is off so it will help her altho 7 players from AM Qualifiers into challenger then a week to train for the player u get placed against i don't see why not | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
On April 12 2015 02:32 Butters (Scot) wrote: i'm curious if she will still play any SC2 at a competitive level while at uni i.e WCS or even some random online tournaments or if it would even be possible Suppy does this afaik, it's pretty hard since the other players train a lot more, and in her spare time she will study more than training. But if she will still feel the urge to compete then that would be great. The challenge is to convince the teachers that WCS is important | ||
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Butters (Scot)
Scotland471 Posts
On April 12 2015 03:01 xtorn wrote: Suppy does this afaik, it's pretty hard since the other players train a lot more, and in her spare time she will study more than training. But if she will still feel the urge to compete then that would be great. The challenge is to convince the teachers that WCS is important not much of challenge for her tbh all she needs to do is say ppllzz and flash the teacher that smile .... putty in her hands =D | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2719 Posts
On April 12 2015 03:26 Butters (Scot) wrote: not much of challenge for her tbh all she needs to do is say ppllzz and flash the teacher that smile .... putty in her hands =D her prof has to beat her at sc2 to stop her from attending :D | ||
peanuts
United States1225 Posts
On April 12 2015 03:26 Butters (Scot) wrote: not much of challenge for her tbh all she needs to do is say ppllzz and flash the teacher that smile .... putty in her hands =D Typically to get time off of school for esports stuff, I show my profs payment records for previous events ,the email that confirms my press pass, and once I had to show past content I produced at events. It's not that hard to get a few days off if you prove it's for a legit cause. That said, it definitely does slow you down and also some programs do have caps on how many absences you can have, even if they're excused. | ||
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nerpderp
United States780 Posts
On April 12 2015 02:32 Butters (Scot) wrote: i'm curious if she will still play any SC2 at a competitive level while at uni i.e WCS or even some random online tournaments or if it would even be possible It depends on the course load that she chooses to take. She could always do part time, and many programming classes can be done remotely. In my opinion, this is a great decision, even for a player's longevity in esports. It's hard to do just one thing all day long. Uni will offer a chance to pursue different goals, and offer some life balance to her SC2 practice. Minigun himself said that his play improved when he started college, because he looked forward to practicing after he finished his schoolwork. | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13990 Posts
On April 11 2015 09:13 Acer.Scarlett` wrote: started practicing today ;o nice work xtorn | ||
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Thax
Belgium1060 Posts
On April 12 2015 09:39 nerpderp wrote: It depends on the course load that she chooses to take. She could always do part time, and many programming classes can be done remotely. In my opinion, this is a great decision, even for a player's longevity in esports. It's hard to do just one thing all day long. Uni will offer a chance to pursue different goals, and offer some life balance to her SC2 practice. Minigun himself said that his play improved when he started college, because he looked forward to practicing after he finished his schoolwork. Welmu, who also is a uni student, says something similar: that he would'nt be as good as he is if all he had to focus on all day was SC2. | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13990 Posts
On April 12 2015 21:39 Thax wrote: Welmu, who also is a uni student, says something similar: that he would'nt be as good as he is if all he had to focus on all day was SC2. In a way same goes for polt, although I personally preferred him and his play prior to moving to Texas, he has def been successful since | ||
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TheLastTemplar
Iceland593 Posts
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Butters (Scot)
Scotland471 Posts
http://play.eslgaming.com/starcraft/global/sc2/major/wcs/2015-season-2-america-challenger-qualifier-1/database/members/*/ get yourself comfy its gonna be a long one =D GL scarlett <3 | ||
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William paradise
1753 Posts
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The_Templar
your Country52797 Posts
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Thax
Belgium1060 Posts
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