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On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next.
The timing would be quite a coincidence if SC2 had nothing to do with it.
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I predict Stork will quit at the end of this season.
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On June 02 2012 15:23 pebble444 wrote:
I predict Stork will quit at the end of this season.
please dont
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On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone.
Do you have a source on this?
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January is one of the coaches I've heard the most good things about from ex-SC progamers, honestly don't think I've ever heard anything bad at all about her.
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On June 02 2012 15:27 Taekwon wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 15:23 pebble444 wrote:
I predict Stork will quit at the end of this season. please dont
I'm not sure how i'd feel about it but it would not surprise me... at all.
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On June 02 2012 15:32 Liquid`Jinro wrote:
January is one of the coaches I've heard the most good things about from ex-SC progamers, honestly don't think I've ever heard anything bad at all about her.
Yeah i don't think anyone is actually blaming her.
It's just that when you're in a must win situation and you send out brave instead of an osl winner ... yeah that's kind of what we call trolling.
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On June 02 2012 14:13 Neo7 wrote:
January is the one coach who believes in the players that are not S-class nor A-class material as well regardless of what it does to her reputation (and we all know how much we Khan fans rage when it costs a ProLeague match). It's a significant blow.
Yeah some props to her. She seems to have a lot of faith in Reality.
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On June 02 2012 15:32 Liquid`Jinro wrote:
January is one of the coaches I've heard the most good things about from ex-SC progamers, honestly don't think I've ever heard anything bad at all about her.
Hiya on his stream said he wanted to go on Samsung Khan because that's where the player are best treated, that he had refused another team with a lower salary, but that if it were Samsung...
On June 02 2012 15:51 ShadeR wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 15:27 Taekwon wrote:On June 02 2012 15:23 pebble444 wrote:
I predict Stork will quit at the end of this season. please dont I'm not sure how i'd feel about it but it would not surprise me... at all.
Personnally, I'd almost bet he'll be gone before September... :/
Does anyone know when they were drafted ?
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On June 02 2012 16:22 Marti wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 15:32 Liquid`Jinro wrote:
January is one of the coaches I've heard the most good things about from ex-SC progamers, honestly don't think I've ever heard anything bad at all about her. Yeah i don't think anyone is actually blaming her. It's just that when you're in a must win situation and you send out brave instead of an osl winner ... yeah that's kind of what we call trolling.
Maybe Brave had an ace up his sleeve, we just don't know. Either way, Jan knew that she had to make sure that all her players were getting the spotlight so it didn't turn into Stork/JB KHAN right?
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On June 02 2012 18:24 corumjhaelen wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 15:32 Liquid`Jinro wrote:
January is one of the coaches I've heard the most good things about from ex-SC progamers, honestly don't think I've ever heard anything bad at all about her. Hiya on his stream said he wanted to go on Samsung Khan because that's where the player are best treated, that he had refused another team with a lower salary, but that if it were Samsung...
You also kind of get the idea from Khan player interviews(especially Stork) that the team is fairly loose in terms of practice regiment. It does make sense that January's more of a players' coach than other teams given her player background.
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On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone.
So you're implying that it's sc2's fault?
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On June 02 2012 22:11 IntoTheheart wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 16:22 Marti wrote:On June 02 2012 15:32 Liquid`Jinro wrote:
January is one of the coaches I've heard the most good things about from ex-SC progamers, honestly don't think I've ever heard anything bad at all about her. Yeah i don't think anyone is actually blaming her. It's just that when you're in a must win situation and you send out brave instead of an osl winner ... yeah that's kind of what we call trolling. Maybe Brave had an ace up his sleeve, we just don't know. Either way, Jan knew that she had to make sure that all her players were getting the spotlight so it didn't turn into Stork/JB KHAN right?
Oh yeah, but didn't something similar happen with grape ? I mean i understand her wanting to play kind of everyone, i think she's actually one of the only coaces that gives so many opportunities to lesser players, but like ... not when you're down 2 - 0 ; 2 - 1 or tied 2 - 2, or at least not so often ^^
Not really criticizing tho, she's doing a great job !
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Sad news, gl to them in the future!
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On June 02 2012 22:30 Eee wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone. So you're implying that it's sc2's fault?
I'm not saying it was aliens is SC2's fault, ... but it was aliens is SC2's fault ...
/troll
I also think SC2 gives another chance to random A teamers and less successful B teamers. Because evidence suggests that your BW level =!= your SC2 level, so it's like a reroll, everyone seems even again. It seems like a new chance for them. Or it would seem so to me if it were just " changing game " ( by that i mean i don't know what will happen to the viewerbase ETC ) . Then again maybe they tried SC2 for a while and felt like they didn't have the talent and didn't want to risk it all again, or just didn't have the motivation to, maybe they just didn't like the game enough. We won't know until we get an good interview, which we will probably never get since those players are not exactly famous.
Edit : the "it" was included in the strike
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brave left? WHAT.... god damn it 
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On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone.
I think this is just the beginning of the end ........
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On June 02 2012 22:30 Eee wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone. So you're implying that it's sc2's fault?
if the alternative is to assume it's coincidence that they are all leaving during the transitional period to SC2, yes I would say it's SC2.
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On June 03 2012 01:07 floor exercise wrote:Show nested quote +On June 02 2012 22:30 Eee wrote:On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone. So you're implying that it's sc2's fault? if the alternative is to assume it's coincidence that they are all leaving during the transitional period to SC2, yes I would say it's SC2.
So sc2 is to blame when Kespa forces its players to play it? :-(
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On June 03 2012 01:11 JustPassingBy wrote:Show nested quote +On June 03 2012 01:07 floor exercise wrote:On June 02 2012 22:30 Eee wrote:On June 02 2012 14:10 Ryo wrote:On June 02 2012 13:40 Fionn wrote:
Wait, people are actually blaming SC2 for two B-teamers leaving the team when one has never played and the other is 0-3? If it stayed full BW and only five sets per match, these guys would have already quit. It's sad that they had to give up, but if anything, SC2 gives players like these an actual chance to fight to be on the A-team. With Jangbi, Stork, Turn, Reality, etc. on the team, these guys would have never seen the light of day.
Hopefully they do well in whatever they decide to do next. 7-8 players have left Khan in the last 3 months alone. So you're implying that it's sc2's fault? if the alternative is to assume it's coincidence that they are all leaving during the transitional period to SC2, yes I would say it's SC2. So sc2 is to blame when Kespa forces its players to play it? :-(
i think the players realize how stupid the format is right now.
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