My final goodbyes to Grey_Fox

NickHouston

NickHouston

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My game quit out and i have to go to bed anyway.

Anyway, Its been a pleasure having you here with us. Should you decide to come back and play in moderation, only 2hours a day at most, then you will definately be welcome back.

A few suggestions for you to try out:

1) Set a timer. On your phone/alarm clock/etc. Pick the most annoying sound you can find. This make you leave the game. After you leave the game shut off your computer.

2) Set some parental controls. Hell, have ur mom do it for you, that allow you to only play for a maximum of 2 hours per day. Don't shut these off to play more.

3) When ur taking a short break from pursuing ur dream career, stop in the forum/servers to say hi and play ONE game.

4)Just limit yourself. Get into the habit of doing something else(ur music career) and play cod as a thing on the side.

Make the most of what you have. Make the most of what can do. Be the best that you can be and you will find success. If you do permanently leave the krew, I wish you to have a very productive, healthy and successful life.

Just remember, we will always be here. We are a home away from home. We ARE a family away from family. We are and always will be proud to have once called you a member of us.

Good luck. Have a great life, man. be the best that you can possibly be.

-NickHouston

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TheDude

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Nick I think it's a matter of motivation and time. First of all, a serious music career is intensely time consuming. I am doing a shitty job. I used to practice 6-8 hours a day, then i would PLAY for more time after that. Practice and playing are two different things. That is beside the point. I think Brandon is pursuing a production career more than a career as a musician. This is also intensely time consuming. Being in charge of a studio takes TONS of experience and time. To have a competitively equipped studio also takes serious funds. Experience is not limited to just having recorded people. Knowledge of the equipment, acoustics, techniques...etc. PLUS business knowledge are required. I can totally see how videogames, or anything that takes time like that, could get in the way.

The best musicians these days don't spend 2 hours a day on videogames. The best of the best spend all day, every day, on music. They have been for years. They talk, work, eat, and breathe it. It's a scary thing to jump in to, and you have to do it with full commitment. I need to make that decision very soon. Brandon has made it, and I have a deep respect for what he's doing.

Games are easy, they take no time to pick up, they offer immediate satisfaction. 5 hours later, you have been through 5 hours of your life. I think Grey needs ALL those hours to get to his dreams. I sure do. I may be taking this path very soon.

I wish him the best of luck. It's a tough business. Most people don't understand what it takes to get successful on your own, without luck playing its ugly role. Grey has a lot of work ahead of him, but I am sure it will be much more rewarding than playing cod4. I hope to see his name around in the business. I am sure if he stays dedicated, he'll do big things.
 
NickHouston

NickHouston

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Grey stated that it was a lack of self control


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