EPT[WCS AM] Ro32 Group E Premier Season 1 2014 - Page 33
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partydude89
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aZealot
New Zealand5447 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
What an awesome surprise that they both made it through! | ||
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On March 05 2014 14:37 Liquid`Jinro wrote: Trust me, when you lose something and write what hero did on twitter, it's NOT fishing for supportive comments. I dont know how to explain it, but it's just such a horrible feeling and you dont feel like there's any outlet for it. You've never lost something you worked hard for huh? It's dark as fuck when you do. I have lost tennis matches when my profession was tennis. It happened all the time. Tournaments that I trained night and day for. I did so all the way until injury forced me out of the professional scene. I never once thought "I should quit tennis" after losing. Even after traveling and losing in the first round after just playing an off day, as a professional, you realize the situations you can get I to, and you adapt to it appropriately. You quit if you have to (can't support your career/get injured/etc), not out of a lack of motivation due to a single loss. Ofc there are several factors, including career that he's thinking of, but that's just my 2 cents. A person needs to have their resolves. If you do something, do it! There's no time to cry until after it's over. It's not over for HerO (unless there are things in the back going on). | ||
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Undead1993
Germany17651 Posts
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Jer99
Canada8159 Posts
On March 05 2014 21:14 Undead1993 wrote: t.t hero.. but huk yay This is a good summary | ||
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On March 05 2014 20:11 Shinta) wrote: I have lost tennis matches when my profession was tennis. It happened all the time. Tournaments that I trained night and day for. I did so all the way until injury forced me out of the professional scene. I never once thought "I should quit tennis" after losing. Even after traveling and losing in the first round after just playing an off day, as a professional, you realize the situations you can get I to, and you adapt to it appropriately. You quit if you have to (can't support your career/get injured/etc), not out of a lack of motivation due to a single loss. Ofc there are several factors, including career that he's thinking of, but that's just my 2 cents. A person needs to have their resolves. If you do something, do it! There's no time to cry until after it's over. It's not over for HerO (unless there are things in the back going on). It was a 'in the heat of the moment' type comment. And different people handle things differently. I think it would be a bigger issue if he posted this 2 weeks down the road. But right now, he is just venting his frustration. You see sports players cry all the time after loses in championship games (and wins as well). It isn't like they are depress about their life or anything like that. Just takes some time to unwind for some people. | ||
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oo_Wonderful_oo
The land of freedom23126 Posts
Are you fucking serious :DD GSL has no upsets this season almost so other 2 WCS'es are filling the gap? | ||
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Spect8rCraft
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On March 05 2014 21:42 vthree wrote: It was a 'in the heat of the moment' type comment. And different people handle things differently. I think it would be a bigger issue if he posted this 2 weeks down the road. But right now, he is just venting his frustration. You see sports players cry all the time after loses in championship games (and wins as well). It isn't like they are depress about their life or anything like that. Just takes some time to unwind for some people. Completely agree with your post, but I didn't make my post for the reasons you thought I did. I was simply replying to Jinro. | ||
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