EPTFeast to take a break from SC2 - Page 2
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CyCo
Belgium67 Posts
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ensign_lee
United States1178 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46474 Posts
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ejozl
Denmark3552 Posts
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Holdenintherye
Canada1441 Posts
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EnumaAvalon
Philippines3613 Posts
On August 14 2013 23:41 E.L.V.I.S wrote: lol ^^ Let's say I was counting for half a player since I never had decent level for the EU scene :D They are better (actually any symptoms of CTS is gone) but I still have inflammation in my thumbs for some reason that my doctors can't explain.. And to be honest I use my hands way to much to play go and my right hand for an other purpose which I won't get into details^^ Also I have to say I really wish Feast don't give up because I always considered him a rival (even though I was much weaker) and each times he did some good results, I had raises in motivation^^ Hahahaha! Nice to hear recovery in your right arm... | ||
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BronzeKnee
United States5226 Posts
I hope I'm wrong. | ||
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Penguinator
United States837 Posts
User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
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radscorpion9
Canada2252 Posts
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Eggi
478 Posts
SC2 is just not as worth to play for foreigners as it used to be. | ||
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
Anyways, I was rooting for him in sc2 and he started showing really nice play. Then all of a sudden, right after that, he started playing terribly. It didn't make sense, but I figured that roller coaster would lead to a retirement from him. Still, I hope he comes back! | ||
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On August 15 2013 00:02 Eggi wrote: Be sure to see ALOT more people retiring. SC2 is just not as worth to play for foreigners as it used to be. It's a great thing imo. Nobody needs a million pro gamers, especially not the pro gaming community. It would be beautiful if eSports could sustain such a massive amount of players, but especially when it's still just on the rise, we had too many players. Now the ones who couldn't hack it should start to fade or move direction. IdrA to becoming a personality (finally), same for IncontroL (pretty much?), HuK is starting to play decent again, but no promises there. Feast unfortunately couldn't find passion in it. Don't blame it on SC2 not being worth it. Everyone should have known that since the beginning. Anyone blinded by money was making a god awful mistake. Playing is about passion, and we are using that passion to build careers. Just by playing the game a lot has little to do with a career being built. Playing games professionally and casually is totally different. These cases are not uncommon, so we simply wish them the best and say goodbye. | ||
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marcesr
Germany1383 Posts
On August 15 2013 00:45 Shinta) wrote: It's a great thing imo. Nobody needs a million pro gamers, especially not the pro gaming community. It would be beautiful if eSports could sustain such a massive amount of players, but especially when it's still just on the rise, we had too many players. Now the ones who couldn't hack it should start to fade or move direction. IdrA to becoming a personality (finally), same for IncontroL (pretty much?), HuK is starting to play decent again, but no promises there. Feast unfortunately couldn't find passion in it. Don't blame it on SC2 not being worth it. Everyone should have known that since the beginning. Anyone blinded by money was making a god awful mistake. Playing is about passion, and we are using that passion to build careers. Just by playing the game a lot has little to do with a career being built. Playing games professionally and casually is totally different. These cases are not uncommon, so we simply wish them the best and say goodbye. 1) Its not a million (foreign) progamers but a lot less than 50. Not sure if we need less than that. 2) I dont think many people played SC2 for a career and are now missing the big money. I would rather say that they have passion and love for the game but if you just cant live off it you have to quit sooner or later no matter how big the passion is. Since Koreans are farming the prize money at any big tournament foreigners just cant support themselves anymore. | ||
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Greendotz
United Kingdom2053 Posts
On August 14 2013 23:34 Incognoto wrote: So many foreigners retiring ;/ gg, wp, feast I thought that too but it’s not actually as bad as it seems, I guess because you always remember the retirees, but don’t really bat an eyelid when the signings are made. Looking through liquipedia it seems that Thorzain and Feast are on indefinite hiatus (and judging by their sentiments I wouldn’t expect to see too much of them). Stephano, Theognis, Xlord, Idra, and Pokebunny are all the notable retirees in the last six months who were involved in WoL. I also noticed Fuzer and Siw as retirees from the HotS era (not sure anyone’s mentioned Siw yet, that was news to me). | ||
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
On August 15 2013 00:45 Shinta) wrote: It's a great thing imo. Nobody needs a million pro gamers, especially not the pro gaming community. It would be beautiful if eSports could sustain such a massive amount of players, but especially when it's still just on the rise, we had too many players. Now the ones who couldn't hack it should start to fade or move direction. IdrA to becoming a personality (finally), same for IncontroL (pretty much?), HuK is starting to play decent again, but no promises there. Feast unfortunately couldn't find passion in it. Don't blame it on SC2 not being worth it. Everyone should have known that since the beginning. Anyone blinded by money was making a god awful mistake. Playing is about passion, and we are using that passion to build careers. Just by playing the game a lot has little to do with a career being built. Playing games professionally and casually is totally different. These cases are not uncommon, so we simply wish them the best and say goodbye. By reading the article, I believe motivation was less an issue then work ethic. Being able to train each time for numerous hours and making these hours counts isn't easy when you are just out of highschool. Maturity is a tough lesson to learn. | ||
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Scarlett`
Korea (South)2437 Posts
On August 14 2013 23:36 Boucot wrote: Llewellys just tweeted that two news about Millenium SC2 will come : the first at 17:00, the other during the night. mill->atc finals | ||
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Lumi
United States1616 Posts
On August 14 2013 22:29 ETisME wrote: we are losing talents faster than gaining new ones. I see quite a few fresh faces and gsl level success coming from both esf and kespa teams ^^ | ||
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jubil
United States2602 Posts
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On August 15 2013 03:20 jubil wrote: Wasn't Feast the guy that was getting mentored by Grubby for a while, or do I not remember properly? 1 year and a half later, nobody really understood this mentor thing. | ||
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