"My Time" - Mini-documentary on EG.Stephano - Page 7

On March 29 2013 23:13 Gackt_ wrote:
This is just silly. To be frank, it's bullshit.

On March 29 2013 06:47 Nachtwind wrote:



-Education always trumps any video game "career"
No one actually known the future of esports. It would be bad to be left hanging in 5 years.

What i read

-Education always trumps any silly dream.
No one actually knows how your silly dreams end. It´s silly to not obey to the society.


Now read my response again then tell me if i´m talking about steph.

On March 30 2013 02:54 Snoodles wrote:
I don't know too much about this guy, but if he hates long practice sessions and being in the same place training for months, why does he want to be a doctor? Isn't medical school and residency one of the most demanding professions? I have a cousin that's a doctor and the stories she tells me seem a lot more difficult than getting paid a 6 figure income to travel around the world and play a video game. Maybe it's different in Europe, but med school students and residents in the states work their asses off, 60-80 hours a week, or 24-48 hour shifts. He should just man up.

On March 29 2013 23:29 Emix_Squall wrote:
A "kind of" human moment from Stephano. That's pretty rare and appreciable.
Good to see he's still sharp and has a good understanding of the world he lives in!



That's actually one of the few videos where he didn't play that part IMO ... he's showing lucidity that's what people don't like ... It's always annoying to see a smart person who's conscious about it and doesn't act with fake modesty (eventhough a bit more modesty [not faked] would not hurt him)

On March 30 2013 02:54 Snoodles wrote:
I don't know too much about this guy, but if he hates long practice sessions and being in the same place training for months, why does he want to be a doctor? Isn't medical school and residency one of the most demanding professions? I have a cousin that's a doctor and the stories she tells me seem a lot more difficult than getting paid a 6 figure income to travel around the world and play a video game. Maybe it's different in Europe, but med school students and residents in the states work their asses off, 60-80 hours a week, or 24-48 hour shifts. He should just man up.

On March 29 2013 22:43 shifty wrote:
history repeating itself, he said this a year ago

On March 29 2013 07:31 johnny123 wrote:
i call rubbish on this retirement, Stephano barely practices, which shows a lack of work ethic. If he thinks hes going to make even close to what he made as a pro-gamer he is sorely mistaken . He is going to have to study his ass off to make basically minimum wage as a nurse. He might easily fool you guys, but at this point im already expecting to hear the next news title "stephano signs for another year with EG". You wait and see folks, he will be continued to be salaried for EG till sc2 is dead, then he will go into Warcraft 4 which is obviously blizzards next big esport . After that he will get another 4 -5 years of esport life. It doesnt matter if he thinks the game is fun or not. No work unless you are a pilot is fun.

Dont ever listen to what young kids say, their minds change constantly.

On March 30 2013 02:17 Zystra wrote:
Yeh, I can see where he is coming from. I personally think it would be horrible to be forced to play this game 12 hours and watch something that you once loved become something that you now hate...


I don't know how the koreans manage it to be stuffed up in a room with 15 other people doing the same thing all day every day for years. I know koreans made SC what it is but the korean method seems to be Take something that is fun, Take all the fun out of it, Practice 12 Hours a day, Remove all other enjoyable things from your life and even give up on things that humans need (e.g. Fresh Air, Female Contact, FREEDOM ect ect ect) and this undeniably will lead down the road of depression. I just wish that there was another way for someone who wants to play this great game professionally, but unfortunately, there is not.