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Magicfeet wrote:Errr... I very much doubt Serbia has more leagues than any other country. I mean, your counting County leagues for Pele's sake!! Maradona knows how many leagues there are in England if your going down to that level!![]()
It's not harsh at all. Almost no one here has the determination to train every day, to work on fitness, to play consistently without making mistakes, to go tryouts, to practice and travel to competitions far away from home, to deal with injuries regularly... skills are not the determining factor for success.frizzyan wrote:99.9% is very harsh. You never know with the site's help...
Yes, that's very true. Success is a combination of preparation and opportunity. Get in a team that has good exposure and do your homework so that you stand out.jcdenton wrote:you can't make it unless you push your career...
The reason why big corporations don't bother to crack down on the bootlegs in your country is because they have no interest in the Serbian market. The average Serbian can't afford to pay $50 for a licensed PC game.jcdenton wrote:and talking about life standard...
find me a country where you can buy the newest pc game before it was released for 1 pound... i can tell you that i watched high quality "war of the worlds" movie few months ago... LOTR 3 came here when you were still waiting for LOTR 2 (lord of the rings)...
serbia is starting to be utopia for living, unless you want to have success in football ....
*yung-ital* wrote:99.9 of us on this site wont even make it. no matter how good u are. its all aobut being in the right place at the right time. unless you go on some stupid american tv show and use u for publicity and get in the easy way
well said expertexpert wrote: It's not harsh at all. Almost no one here has the determination to train every day, to work on fitness, to play consistently without making mistakes, to go tryouts, to practice and travel to competitions far away from home, to deal with injuries regularly... skills are not the determining factor for success.
OK, i know that you have a picture that serbia is like iraq, but it's not true, here people CAN afford licensed PC games, but the question is WHY? when they can buy 20-30 copies for that ammount, just think about it... do you know that US missile guidance system software was made by some serb, and he grown up using "unofficial" software.... big countries need talented genius children from serbia, russia and all eastern block countries, because they do better job for less money, and that's why they don't have so many interest in black market here...expert wrote:It's not harsh at all. Almost no one here has the determination to train every day, to work on fitness, to play consistently without making mistakes, to go tryouts, to practice and travel to competitions far away from home, to deal with injuries regularly... skills are not the determining factor for success.frizzyan wrote:99.9% is very harsh. You never know with the site's help...
Yes, that's very true. Success is a combination of preparation and opportunity. Get in a team that has good exposure and do your homework so that you stand out.jcdenton wrote:you can't make it unless you push your career...
The reason why big corporations don't bother to crack down on the bootlegs in your country is because they have no interest in the Serbian market. The average Serbian can't afford to pay $50 for a licensed PC game.jcdenton wrote:and talking about life standard...
find me a country where you can buy the newest pc game before it was released for 1 pound... i can tell you that i watched high quality "war of the worlds" movie few months ago... LOTR 3 came here when you were still waiting for LOTR 2 (lord of the rings)...
serbia is starting to be utopia for living, unless you want to have success in football ....