Sheth not returning to Korea from NASL - Page 9

On July 11 2011 17:52 Tobberoth wrote:

Absolutely, but why stop at that? If you can get to that point, all you have to do is improve a bit and it won't be broken ^^.

However, not anglicizing words is a big thing. If you're good at that, it will help you a lot.

On July 11 2011 17:45 Taf the Ghost wrote:


Huh? Sheth gave solid reasons. If you haven't traveled a lot, it can be really rough. From what has been posted about Sheth, he really didn't travel much before SC2, so Korea was a rough shock for him. Not everyone is cut out for just uprooting their lives like that. Even the aussies on FXO have talked about how hard its been for them, so it's not like Sheth is alone in this.

Also, not everyone is an extrovert. Some just need their space and suddenly going from your own apartment to bunking with 10 other people isn't cut out for everyone.

On July 11 2011 17:51 Tobberoth wrote:

You're also misunderstanding sickles argument. He's not saying you have to be in korea and do good to be respected, he's saying it's a waste that Sheth took the opportunity to go there and then leave his team to fight alone. He has good reasons which at least I respect and understand, but that doesn't make it less of a waste.

On July 11 2011 18:00 Biane wrote:


No offence, but those sound like "personal" reasons to me. Its not like Sheth suddenly had VISA issues and had to give up all chance at staying in korea despite it being against his will. We can all agree that this feels like a waste but i cant help but feel let down that his decision is due to such.

On July 11 2011 16:42 Jakkerr wrote:


Not everyone wants to practice 12 hours a day and do nothing else, some people also want to do something else with their lives and have more then 1 hobby .
No offense to those koreans, but practicing 12 hours a day and do absolutely nothing else so u can be the best isn't healthy.

On July 11 2011 16:26 Gator wrote:
nobody can be upset with you sheth <3 <3 guess you just have to go back to tearing up NA

On July 11 2011 18:07 JYN wrote:
This is very disappointing news. He is not only forgoing a rare opportunity to train with his team in Korea, but he is also abandoning his team in the GSTL as well as giving up his spot in the GSL Code A. Not to mention he is also bailing as the team's ace player and the team's best zerg coach/training partner.

Korea might be a difficult experience, but guess what?, Sheth's full time job is to be a professional gamer representing FXO. I am sure many of us have had to make sacrifices on our jobs and progaming should be no exception, especially if we want e-sports to be taken more seriously. I am sure if any of us pulled this on our jobs, we'd be cleaning our desks the very next day. Two weeks is certainly not enough and I can say that is was a disrespectful move to bail on the team especially after the organization flew him back to the US for NASL and I am sure booked a return ticket for him for Korea. Not many players have the privilege for that type of financial backing and I am sure none of this was a cheap investment.

I apologize for sounding a bit harsh in advance if Sheth had more severe reasons to not return to Korea, but the biggest loser is certainly the fans. Maybe Sheth isn't someone I should be rooting for. Looking forward to Naniwa, Thorzain, Fenix, and Sase in August.

On July 11 2011 18:12 Redox wrote:
Why again should I want Sheth to be in Koea?

So that I can watch whopping 5 games of him in a whole month instead of the more than 100 I could watch before?
No thanks.

On July 11 2011 16:54 furymonkey wrote:
I guess not able to watch porn is the last straw. I would say this is just a normal transition shock, and is no different than joining the army. Few just wouldn't make it.

On July 11 2011 18:09 Serpico wrote:

If your loyalty is swayed that easily you probably weren't a real fan to begin with.

On July 11 2011 18:09 namedplayer wrote:


I would probably be upset if I were Boss. Sheth failed to keep his word. Boss wasted his money.