EPT[News] Jaedong's dad says retirement is an option - Page 13
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lIlIlIlIlIlI
Korea (South)3851 Posts
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HanN00b
Germany1441 Posts
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
On August 25 2009 22:06 randomKo_Orean wrote: Unless I misinterpreted the fomos article, if jaedong doesn't get any bids and denies Oz's offer, he becomes a semi-progamer for 1 year (meaning he can't play at professional level) After that, can he sign to any team without the stupid "pay original team insane amount" clause? If so, that might be the smartest option, since he can skip the 140,000,000 deal for a year, then sign for 250,000,000 a year later, while also making it clear that Progamers /= slave labor and that KeSPA is not truly a player's union. | ||
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Substandard
Italy270 Posts
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Nylan
United States795 Posts
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gaggar
Canada118 Posts
On August 25 2009 22:24 Zzoram wrote: After that, can he sign to any team without the stupid "pay original team insane amount" clause? If so, that might be the smartest option, since he can skip the 140,000,000 deal for a year, then sign for 250,000,000 a year later, while also making it clear that Progamers /= slave labor and that KeSPA is not truly a player's union. you need to wait 1 year as a semi-pro if renecotiation fails with oz. but then after 1 year of no camp schedules, televised matches, trophies or anything, jd might lose his edge, or worse yet, jd may not find a team due to said reasons. only league semi-pro is allowed to participate is wcg. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10940 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On August 25 2009 23:09 Velr wrote: I hope he just says fuck you and retires. Yeah, otherwise there's zero incentive for Kespa to change anything. It's comprised of business people and it worked out exactly in their favor. | ||
disciple
9071 Posts
On August 25 2009 23:09 Velr wrote: I hope he just says fuck you and retires. imho the best option is to enlist ACE but its too early for him as far as I know | ||
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miseiler
United States1389 Posts
On August 25 2009 23:09 Velr wrote: I hope he just says fuck you and retires. Nothing is going to change otherwise. Very sad day for progaming. | ||
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TheRecliner
Sweden103 Posts
On August 25 2009 22:35 gaggar wrote: only league semi-pro is allowed to participate is wcg. With GOM being unaffiliated with KESPA, can he play there as well? | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13921 Posts
On August 25 2009 22:24 Zzoram wrote: After that, can he sign to any team without the stupid "pay original team insane amount" clause? If so, that might be the smartest option, since he can skip the 140,000,000 deal for a year, then sign for 250,000,000 a year later, while also making it clear that Progamers /= slave labor and that KeSPA is not truly a player's union. its a year though, thats 3 osl, msl's he could win... | ||
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ForSC2
United States580 Posts
Seriously, what was it like when Anytime retired prematurely to the air force? This seems like history repeating itself only no one gave a shit about Anytime because he wasn't on top and they had Jaedong anyway. Some days I think Korea is completely retarded. When you look at this joke that is Kespa, you see KTF coming up with names worse then a monkey could, MBC selling it's captain, star player, and star assistant coach apparently, (To become the joke that they are now, wtf did they think was gonna happen.) to the numerous human rights violations that is pro starcraft. Jaedong should retire. Starcraft doesn't deserve Jaedong. | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13921 Posts
On August 25 2009 23:28 TheRecliner wrote: With GOM being unaffiliated with KESPA, can he play there as well? they would be retarded to not let him in | ||
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citi.zen
2509 Posts
On August 25 2009 22:06 randomKo_Orean wrote: Unless I misinterpreted the fomos article, if jaedong doesn't get any bids and denies Oz's offer, he becomes a semi-progamer for 1 year (meaning he can't play at professional level) A year from now most of the pro-scene will be playing / gearing for SC2. | ||
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Elegance
Canada917 Posts
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Harem
United States11393 Posts
On August 26 2009 01:08 Elegance wrote: Going overseas to study is a huge stretch for someone as old as Jaedong. First, there is the language barrier, second, there is no parental control and he will most likely just do whatever the fuck he wants (some guy i knew, turned from a nice guy into a guy who everyone hated, did drugs, had sex to the point where he was kicked out of here). Third, he will most likely just chill with Koreans due to the language barrier which is kind of pointless because you can't learn english that way. Fourth, he is Jaedong so he is likely going to get quite a bit of attention from Koreans, who will be like "zomg master" so why leave Korea in the first place? Just my opinion. Jaedong has decent English fyi. | ||
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Elegance
Canada917 Posts
EDIT: Sorry about all the negativity, but I don't want anyone else to suffer what ive gone through for about a year, as well as many others who have had this happen to them for much longer. | ||
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MamiyaOtaru
United States1687 Posts
On August 26 2009 01:08 Elegance wrote: Going overseas to study is a huge stretch for someone as old as Jaedong. As old as him? WTF he is normal college age. He's just going to get older. If he wants a career that will take him overseas and if he wants the language to do that with now would be the time. FFS if he can study English anywhere near as hard as he practices SC, he'll be fine. It didn't take me that long to learn German to the point of being conversant when I moved there, and all I'd had was 4 years in high school and one in college that basically meant squat. He's guaranteed to be farther along in English than I was in German before I went. I had a German roommate, and four months tops (since that's when I went to a different city) I was fine on my own. He'd be fine. | ||
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
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