It would be easy to say I was due for a bad run and shrug it off
But the truth is that it hurts bad
Just like when I lost at my locals
Just like when I lost to hbox every game 5
Just like when I lost to axe 9 sets in a row
But luckily I’m the greatest loser to play this game- the joys and pains of improvement don’t just stop because you reached the top
I am lucky to have a rival in Cody. And I’m lucky I have someone new like RapM to push me away from complacency
And ultimately I’m lucky that I have so much drive to still play for years and years
Love this game
There has been talk lately about multiple top players taking a step back from Melee.
I get where they're coming from. Over the years, your passion can go down. The people you used to know or play with stop playing. You start finding other priorities.
I'm sorry to disappoint the haters, but I'm not quitting anytime soon. Why? Because I enjoy it. It's as simple as that.
I think if you're not enjoying it anymore or want to prioritize other things, that's perfectly fine. If you still love Melee and want to play, do it.
I'm still planning on going to most of the biggest tournaments this year, starting with Genesis. There is a lot to look forward to. Can't wait
Tough choice here for Streeting. Should he listen to:
1. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency and the National Institute for Health and Care Research
Or
2. Author of books about wizards
How could he possibly decide?!