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I've been lacking a lot of motivation and it's one of the worst feelings. I feel like I've went from a solid contendor for first and second in events to barely scraping into the top 8.

However, that being said, I feel like the SEACL is a good platform for change. I'm sure by now that most of you have seen the hilarity that was my games vs Myuu. It was really, really stupid.. game two was a build I've been theorizing for a while now, but as you can see.. i've given it nor the testing or practice that is clearly necessary. Game three was one of the worst 9pools I've ever played, and.. well.. I feel that game one speaks for itself. An hour and a half of utter hilarity.

I don't want to repeat that.

I mean, it must've been a fun game to watch, or, rather, funny. I'd rather win in a much more concise and controlled manner. No more new builds in important (re: tournament) matches. No more stupidity purely stemming from a lack of practice.

Hell, hopefully no more ZvZ. That'd be nice.

It's one thing that I really want to win -- mostly because people have been underestimating us (iM). The majority of people picked xGking to win over us, as well as barely place us top 4 in the whole thing. That's something I don't agree with. I would very happily rank the teams in order of where I feel they'd finish, and I could go on and on about how and why it would happen, but that would spark too much drama for a blog in which that isn't my focal point.

Essentially, I don't think we'll lose a game. The only series we can potentially lose are vs Fray (which we won't..) and Nv (which we also won't..), but we'll see them as they unfold. Until then, I'm trying to work out what I should do -- whether it's to attempt going onto a scheduled practice routine or.. well, something. I'm open to suggestions.