EPTStephano Retires, but not really - Page 21
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Taryssa
United States1628 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
Stephano, you will be missed. | ||
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azzih
Germany98 Posts
On August 07 2013 21:03 Amaril wrote: I'm glad he is finally gone. He never practiced much or took StarCraft serious. He is one of these idiots who think Talent is enough ...a terrible role model for newer players! Starcraft is only a stupid game. You call it "idiotic" not to sacrifice your whole life for a thing witch will not last longer than maybe 10 years? You really think you can buy yourself anything as a former progamer? I'm sorry to disappoint you, but the truth is that life has to go on: you need an education, a real job. Maybe at some time you got a partner and a family you have to take care for... Your comment shows a childish mindset, its never healthy to focus your life only on one thing, other important aspects in life will suffer. And by the way: Stacraft is a game, games are made to have fun and not to play until you get a burn-out! | ||
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SupaDupaFlyPro
Italy47 Posts
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Khai
Australia551 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On August 07 2013 21:03 Amaril wrote: I'm glad he is finally gone. He never practiced much or took StarCraft serious. He is one of these idiots who think Talent is enough ...a terrible role model for newer players! He managed to earn 250,000 EUR playing Starcraft 2 while retaining a social life. That's a lot better than what 99% of all progamers out there will end up with when they retire. He made a very smart decision to call it quits and go to university. He realized he had no longer any chance to win and decided to move on to the next chapter in his life, unlike other progamers who continue to stick around, even though they stopped being relevant years ago. | ||
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Humfluxx
Sweden47 Posts
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grobo
Japan6199 Posts
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OPL3SA2
United States378 Posts
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Gben592
United Kingdom281 Posts
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OPL3SA2
United States378 Posts
On August 07 2013 23:06 maartendq wrote: He managed to earn 250,000 EUR playing Starcraft 2 while retaining a social life. That's a lot better than what 99% of all progamers out there will end up with when they retire. He made a very smart decision to call it quits and go to university. He realized he had no longer any chance to win and decided to move on to the next chapter in his life, unlike other progamers who continue to stick around, even though they stopped being relevant years ago. I don't think you could point to any progamers out there who are still trying but who are irrelevant. Everyone is relevant in one way or another. Even champions need contenders. | ||
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Gben592
United Kingdom281 Posts
On August 07 2013 23:06 maartendq wrote: He managed to earn 250,000 EUR playing Starcraft 2 while retaining a social life. That's a lot better than what 99% of all progamers out there will end up with when they retire. He made a very smart decision to call it quits and go to university. He realized he had no longer any chance to win and decided to move on to the next chapter in his life, unlike other progamers who continue to stick around, even though they stopped being relevant years ago. Not to mention how much he earned streaming and being on EG!!!! | ||
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JethroSC
Sweden83 Posts
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Logan_ps
United Kingdom118 Posts
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Vertigro
United Kingdom261 Posts
Wow... some people really do get jealous or bitter over success don't they? :D He's retired now, give the guy a break and show him the respect he earn't! One of a kind player and personality.. will be missed <3 | ||
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Emix_Squall
France705 Posts
But most people seem to agree with each other on this post and honestly, after spending more than 3 years wandering on TL, I've almost never seen this entire community being on the same page. For once everyone agrees on something and that's maybe the best reminder of what a great player he was. | ||
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Chernobyl
Brazil143 Posts
Congratz | ||
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Abominous
Croatia1625 Posts
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ShambhalaWar
United States930 Posts
You are my favorite foreign player, thanks for the great games and inspiration :D Enjoy the next journey! | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
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