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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:19 turamn wrote: I've read two pages in this thread and haven't read a "SHETH TO LIQUID !!!" post. I'm surprised. But in all seriousness, the writing was on the wall. Check again, there are plenty. | ||
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turamn
United States1374 Posts
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Stijn
Netherlands363 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:20 iansanew wrote: hard to support a player who doesn't want to reach his potential. *sigh* There's other ways of improving than what FXO's doing. If Sheth felt like it wasn't working out for him like this, who are you to judge? | ||
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Dietch
France45 Posts
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legaton
France1763 Posts
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Switchb4ck
United States2 Posts
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Mr Showtime
United States1353 Posts
On July 22 2011 15:35 DreamScaR wrote: Sheth to Reign? Calling it now. Haha, I was just about to say that too. Good call. They would then be in possession of the world's underachieving Zerg and Protoss in Sheth and Kiwikaki. All they need now is Select  | ||
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
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EggYsc2
620 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:22 turamn wrote: also, wow, what the fuck. thanks for the GSTL spoilers in a completely unrelated thread. fuck To best honest its a talk about the Team... so its a little bit expected. Plus its just GSTL take a chill brohun, | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:19 c0ldfusion wrote: It wasn't the SotG this week, it was the week before I believe. He said that something went wrong with the flight schedule even though everything was paid for. If he didn't leave a bit earlier, he wouldn't be able to see his family before MLG. sounds like a legitimate reason to f up your career. Seeing family > Job ? I guess every1 has it's priorities. | ||
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CajunMan
United States823 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:26 legaton wrote: I was surprised it didn't happen before. As an organization, you can't invest a small fortune on setting up a team-house and paying trips for Korea to all your players, just to find one of them is not committed enough to this project. Sheth is a good player, but sadly, he will never become one of the best if he refuses the team-house training method. Just look at qxc, he couldn't train for months because of him studying abroad. Thanks to his hard work in Korea, we are seeing again the baller terran he was before. Not everyone is best in team house situations its a myth and a bad one. Look at players like Mondragon from BW and Whitera then and before. Both shining examples of top caliber players without a team house. Naniwa is another example of someone who practices hard and is just hard on himself he can beat any player in the world he is put against and he did it on his own. | ||
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ronpaul012
United States769 Posts
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EliteReplay
Dominican Republic913 Posts
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KryptoStorm
England377 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:22 turamn wrote: also, wow, what the fuck. thanks for the GSTL spoilers in a completely unrelated thread. fuck Are you trolling? You realise I spoiled FXO results, and hey FXO is in the thread title...but yeah man it's totally un-related. It annoys me when people complain about spoiled results of certain things regardless of the fact they read sites like teamliquid (which discuss all-things starcraft) and various streams where, yes you guessed people discuss the latest news, and you know FXO in GSTL is the big thing atm. | ||
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Quesa
United States304 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:33 CajunMan wrote: Not everyone is best in team house situations its a myth and a bad one. Look at players like Mondragon from BW and Whitera then and before. Both shining examples of top caliber players without a team house. Naniwa is another example of someone who practices hard and is just hard on himself he can beat any player in the world he is put against and he did it on his own. I don't understand how citing examples of players who excel on their own is evidence that they couldn't/wouldn't be better in a team house. | ||
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EliteReplay
Dominican Republic913 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:33 CajunMan wrote: Not everyone is best in team house situations its a myth and a bad one. Look at players like Mondragon from BW and Whitera then and before. Both shining examples of top caliber players without a team house. Naniwa is another example of someone who practices hard and is just hard on himself he can beat any player in the world he is put against and he did it on his own. no u are totally wrong, given that korean have training houses u can see many korean dominating foreigner tournaments latetly. its not the same to be working by your own than have a schedule and stick to it. whitera, naniwa those u mentioned, are good players but not high caliber at korean ones. at next MLG u will see korean dominating and no foreigner left in the round 4, or maybe in round 8 | ||
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twndomn
401 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:33 CajunMan wrote: Not everyone is best in team house situations its a myth and a bad one. Look at players like Mondragon from BW and Whitera then and before. Both shining examples of top caliber players without a team house. Naniwa is another example of someone who practices hard and is just hard on himself he can beat any player in the world he is put against and he did it on his own. And Not everyone can Still shine without a team house. Your point proves nothing. Fact is, Koreans win tournaments. Even if you don't train like the Koreans, you do have to live there like Huk, if you do intend to win the whole thing. I don't see Thorzain or Fenix making big deal out of this. Perhaps, the fact that they are not American has something to do with it? Without a strong mental fortitude, Sheth might as well quit sc2 pro gamer scene all together. | ||
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CajunMan
United States823 Posts
On July 22 2011 22:39 Quesa wrote: I don't understand how citing examples of players who excel on their own is evidence that they couldn't/wouldn't be better in a team house. I'm saying they don't have to be in a house to play at top levels and players who prefer to be on the own will always play better practicing in there own enviroment. Team houses are not for everyone and if it makes you uncomfortable then you will not be playing at your best because your never thinking clearly your never rested why does you player house of random cramped people playing 12 hours a day stop me comfortably playing at home 12 hours a day using skype to discuss with others and this thing called the internet to play with players from around the world. On July 22 2011 22:45 twndomn wrote: And Not everyone can Still shine without a team house. Your point proves nothing. Fact is, Koreans win tournaments. Even if you don't train like the Koreans, you do have to live there like Huk, if you do intend to win the whole thing. I don't see Thorzain or Fenix making big deal out of this. Perhaps, the fact that they are not American has something to do with it? Without a strong mental fortitude, Sheth might as well quit sc2 pro gamer scene all together. I didn't say everyone can do it I just cited people who can what I'm saying is Sheth can still be a top player without living in a team house and he is not the fist. On July 22 2011 22:39 EliteReplay wrote: no u are totally wrong, given that korean have training houses u can see many korean dominating foreigner tournaments latetly. its not the same to be working by your own than have a schedule and stick to it. whitera, naniwa those u mentioned, are good players but not high caliber at korean ones. at next MLG u will see korean dominating and no foreigner left in the round 4, or maybe in round 8 Not high caliber ones? Did you not watch homestory cup or any of the mlgs? At home story Naniwa beat MC and Huk and made 1 mistake with a commanding lead in the game 7 between him and huk in a PvP in the finals. He beats top players all the time who are these top players you mention Nestea....and that's it? I see a bunch of Koreans do pretty good and win sure but its not gonna end like that at mlg I was at columbus live seeing it happen Don't be surprised if Idra, Naniwa or SixjaxMajor are in finals. | ||
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FliedLice
Germany7494 Posts
Anyway, he shouldn't have a problem to find a new team. | ||
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solidONE
United States160 Posts
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