EPTOn January 23 2010 20:26 SoL[9] wrote:
Ret loss but atleast Jaedong gonna win!
Ret loss but atleast Jaedong gonna win!
I come from the future to say that both of these things ended up disappointing.
ret @ Courage #3 - Page 34
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Rainmaker5
United States1027 Posts
I come from the future to say that both of these things ended up disappointing. | ||
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SoL[9]
Portugal1370 Posts
On January 23 2010 20:52 Rainmaker5 wrote: I come from the future to say that both of these things ended up disappointing. Funny stuff yah? ^^ | ||
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Ghardo
Germany1685 Posts
go tvz now, it's much more fun :D | ||
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Boundz(DarKo)
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Ares[Effort]
DEMACIA6550 Posts
On January 23 2010 13:49 InToTheWannaB wrote: If he does win I hope pro teams do notice that he is beating high level semi pros in a matchup he only just started playing less then a year ago. Thats pretty damn impressive. What high level semi pros? All people playing courage are amateurs, and on occasion trainee's. Nice try ret. | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2802 Posts
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win8282
Korea (South)454 Posts
Gogo TSL ret>castro!!! | ||
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MorroW
Sweden3522 Posts
artosis! :D | ||
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FreshNoThyme
United States356 Posts
On January 24 2010 00:18 Ares[EffOrt] wrote: What high level semi pros? All people playing courage are amateurs, and on occasion trainee's. Nice try ret. I don't think you know what "semi-professional" means. Players on pro teams, even at B-level, are "pro" players. Many of the participants in Courage are semi-professional players. | ||
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Puosu
6990 Posts
On January 24 2010 00:59 RANDOMCL wrote: I don't think you know what "semi-professional" means. Players on pro teams, even at B-level, are "pro" players. Many of the participants in Courage are semi-professional players. I guess different people have different views of semi-professionalism but Courage league is what is supposed to give you the progamer license and thus if the players playing it aren't semi-pros then do those even exist? I guess you could say that courage alone does not make one professional but you need to be part of a team as well. B-teamers are no doubt progamers as stated above. | ||
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Glaucus
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Silentness
United States2821 Posts
On January 23 2010 21:16 Ghardo wrote: nice try! go tvz now, it's much more fun :D or why not just stick with your main race throughout and improve. | ||
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Ares[Effort]
DEMACIA6550 Posts
On January 24 2010 00:59 RANDOMCL wrote: I don't think you know what "semi-professional" means. Players on pro teams, even at B-level, are "pro" players. Many of the participants in Courage are semi-professional players. Courage is a tournament that is held only for people who're amateurs or a trainee. If you win courage = you become a semi-pro gamer. If you get drafted by a team = you become pro gamer. People training with the B team doesn't automatically make them semi-pro if they don't have a license, they're trainee's. | ||
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Code
Canada634 Posts
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tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
  Ret clearly has the foreign world's best ZvZ atm, and all learned in just a few months. He has nothing to fear in the TSL, save   IdrA in the finals. | ||
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Khaymus
United States750 Posts
Good job and keep up the good work! | ||
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Straylight
Canada706 Posts
On January 24 2010 01:06 Glaucus wrote: Semi-pro means you get significant pay but you don't play full time for whatever reason. I'm pretty sure semi-pros don't get shit for money. | ||
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Glaucus
479 Posts
On January 24 2010 01:57 Straylight wrote: I'm pretty sure semi-pros don't get shit for money. What does this mean? I'm not talking about what is the situation with progamers. I am just pointing out the meaning. | ||
NonY
8751 Posts
On January 24 2010 01:11 Ares[EffOrt] wrote: Courage is a tournament that is held only for people who're amateurs or a trainee. If you win courage = you become a semi-pro gamer. If you get drafted by a team = you become pro gamer. People training with the B team doesn't automatically make them semi-pro if they don't have a license, they're trainee's. These are the correct definitions. If you win courage and you're not on a team, you get your license and wait for a draft (happen twice a year). During this waiting period, you're a semi-pro. These semi-pros definitely have some skill for winning courage, but they've probably also played a bunch of tryouts with teams and (obviously) didn't pass any. So it's kinda weird. They got one good result but their play doesn't seem promising to coaches. And they get 0 pay. They're licensed but unemployed. | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17731 Posts
On January 24 2010 00:59 RANDOMCL wrote: I don't think you know what "semi-professional" means. Players on pro teams, even at B-level, are "pro" players. Many of the participants in Courage are semi-professional players. A semi pro in korea means a person who won courage and got the progaming license but isnt drafted in a team yet. It doesnt matter what the actual word means because thats what the term stands for in korea. So in other words theres not a single semi pro in courage because they would have no reason to play in courage. | ||
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