EPTYellows becomes coach for a LoL team called Storm - Page 2
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On February 22 2012 15:09 emc wrote: disappointed really, he should be investing more into SC2 I think like becoming a coach in a sport he actually knows. Maybe he's really been practicing LoL but it seems weird for him to coach it out of nowhere. Please do note that SC and SC2 are not necessarily the same game. I think Yellow failed to produce much results after announcing his bid at the latter, didn't he? I appreciate his decision to venture on to fresh new territory instead of clinging onto game he have little chance of being successful, though knowing about poker bit makes it considerably less epic. Actually, what a bitter news. Hope he manage to discover stable source of income (and get rid of his gambling addiction). | ||
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Ribbon
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On February 22 2012 15:08 Antisocialmunky wrote: Isn't LoL scene like second only to SCII in size? 3rd. BW is still bigger than SC2. Companies make money from BW. I don't think LoL is very big in Korea, but it also released there fairly recently, so it's a good bet it'll grow. Still, it's really kind of arbitrary a career move. I guess I wish him well, though. I wonder if it's named "Storm" after him. I'd like to see him play, I guess. I wonder what champion he'd pick. | ||
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NonFactor
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On February 22 2012 15:18 Ribbon wrote: 3rd. BW is still bigger than SC2. I don't think LoL is very big in Korea, but it also released there fairly recently, so it's a good bet it'll grow. Still, it's really kind of arbitrary a career move. I guess I wish him well, though. I wonder if it's named "Storm" after him. I'd like to see him play, I guess. I wonder what champion he'd pick. Sudden Attack FPS 15.10% Aion RPG 12.96% League of Legends RTS 9.48% FIFA Online 2 Sport 6.45% StarCraft RTS 5.50% Warcraft 3 RTS 5.49% Lineage RPG 3.03% Dungeon and Fighter RPG 2.40% World of Warcraft RPG 2.38% Terra RPG 2.22% Source: gametrics Afaik, these stats are drawn from activity in PCBangs (Korean internet cafes, and are usually used to follow which games are popular and so on). Sudden Attack, the korean CS, being the most dominant one followed by Aion, an MMORPG. LoL has seen an explosive growth in Korea, which is why you see all them Pros talk about it / move it. It could very well be the next big thing in Korea. (If it already isn't.) Really looking forward to this. | ||
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On February 22 2012 15:22 NonFactor wrote: Sudden Attack FPS 15.10% Aion RPG 12.96% League of Legends RTS 9.48% FIFA Online 2 Sport 6.45% StarCraft RTS 5.50% Warcraft 3 RTS 5.49% Lineage RPG 3.03% Dungeon and Fighter RPG 2.40% World of Warcraft RPG 2.38% Terra RPG 2.22% Source: gametrics Afaik, these stats are drawn from activity in PCBangs (Korean internet cafes, and are usually used to follow which games are popular and so on). Sudden Attack, the korean CS, being the most dominant one followed by Aion, an MMORPG. LoL has seen an explosive growth in Korea, which is why you see all them Pros talk about it / move it. It could very well be the next big thing in Korea. (If it already isn't.) Really looking forward to this. PC Baang stats are overrated. What matters is what people are willing to pay money to see, as the SC2 scene is suddenly learning. Not to say that LoL couldn't be huge. It draws big foreign numbers, but that's because Riot is pouring money into the competitive scene. No one's making money from LoL yet. | ||
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Norada
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If anything sc2 is only big because of the foreign numbers. | ||
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On February 22 2012 15:30 Norada wrote: Funny seeing people that think sc2 is actually a big scene in korea. You notice how all these teams are actually get sponsors and many sc2 cant? There's a reason for that. If anything sc2 is only big because of the foreign numbers. Pretty much, though it's slowly growing in Korea. That's why the "OMG SC2 is going to kill BW" hype is so overblown. SC2 is actually going to collapse a bit pretty soon. And there's not yet any reason to think LoL will be any different. I mean, it might not. It very well could take off. But it hasn't stood on it's own two feet yet. That's why I'm surprised Yellow isn't getting a job in BW, as a coach or commentator or something. He must either love LoL or hate all things Starcraft. Though, I suppose, it's not like he can't go back to being a BW community dude if LoL doesn't pan out. | ||
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Also, Yellow played poker for a while if Rekrul is to be believed iirc. | ||
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