After 3 months of not playing, I went to the computer shop, where my friends play, because I'm gonna wait for 1 hour and 30mins for my girl on her 6-7:30pm class. I was asked to play but I said I'm already noob. They say it's ok. So I played. I had this mind set: "Ok, i'm noob now, i'm just going to have fun and give everything that's still left inside of me." I played in a very calm way, laughing when my team mates die, saying it's ok when an error occured, saying it's ok when I die. I gave commands to my team because I find myself still remembering the strategies back then. It was successful then we won. After the game, I realized that my game was better than my game before when I was still considered a "PRO". I realized that the plan was successfully accomplished and it was after the game that I saw who our opponent was. It was the best players in the shop. I was happy not because we won. I was happy because I learned. No matter how good your plan is, if you rush it, you'll end up failing often.
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