Team EG mystery announcement in 1 day 19 hours? - Page 79

On August 15 2011 17:02 dbddbddb wrote:


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edit: it says eiji huck

On August 15 2011 16:58 TheAmazombie wrote:
ALso, maybe the "One more game..." thing refers to Huk's code S, last with Liquid...

On August 15 2011 17:04 StutteR wrote:


I think it means "easy. huk." As in his guess is Huk. Actually just used google translated and it said it means " Not" ^^

On August 15 2011 16:47 Toez wrote:
QxC leaving korea for his studies, FXO will say " blabla not corresponding to our goals ( korea ) QxC no team will join EG. Not sure, just supposition.

On August 15 2011 16:51 LiGhtoftheSwaRm wrote:
If HuK does indeed join EG, I will be thoroughly entertained for days reading the senseless, baseless, and uncalled for rabble from this forum. If you want Esports to succeed, things like this must happen. Competition between teams in this manner forces everyone to strive to improve their situation. If you indeed do think you know HuK like he is your best friend and believe there is no way he would give up his situation in Korea or in the TL-OGS practice house, then I feel sorry for you and your wishful thinking. Maybe those things are true, but they would have little bearing in the face of an actual contractual offer from a team like EG.

There are a multitude of reasons I love EG and the main one is that this team above all the others is actually trying to make Esports succesful outside of Korea. Most of the posters on this forum (in my humble opinion) do not want Esports to suceed like some say, but instead want SC2 to be like BW and for their precious TL to remain the center of the international SC2 universe forever. For Esports to suceed, it MUST slowly evolve into the way other professional sports are handled and the current model certainly is nothing close.

I know it must be terible to think that your favorite player might be leaving his team (something of which we are not yet certain) but honestly, are you approaching this from a selfish perspective that only allows for a SC2 world that you envision? Based on what I've read in this thread, I think some of you have to answer yes.

Lastly, I love to watch good Starcraft 2, I love the game. It's highly entertaining and I believe it has the potential to become something great, players like HuK, Idra, etc do a lot torwards making that goal a reality, and I would hate to see the out of game aspects construe what has become a blossoming Esport.

On August 15 2011 17:03 Dox wrote:

That's a good theory actually.