The thing about playing overseas is that there is a great deal of variation from league to league and country to country in terms of status, pay, and level of competition.
There are several leagues out there that wouldn't be worth the time or the low pay, however, there are more than a few situations over there worth taking a look at, if you have the talent.
Tony Costner would be a good example. Scar may be familiar with that name because Tony played at Overbrook HS and then St. Joe's U, both in Philly. Costner had a cup of coffee in the NBA and then had a very nice 15 year career playing in Italy, Greece, and France. The guy is now finacially set, but he is the exception, rather than the rule. If Brew ever reaches star status, playing at the highest level, then he'll be in a position to make some big time money
