EPTSen, SoftBall, Dus to play in GSL3 - Page 5
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JQL
United States214 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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Steamboatlol
United States161 Posts
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ROOTdrewbie
Canada1392 Posts
LOOOL hes been living in USA for at least 3-4 years and he does not train with koreans, so he would be considered a north american player imo | ||
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bubblegumbo
Taiwan1296 Posts
On October 29 2010 22:25 Roychez wrote: I doubt SEn will take it too serious. Taiwan has its own proleague, on tv. Professional teams are being build and salaries are pretty good. This way he can play his game, get paid to do it, and still focus on his studies. This all instead of having to move to Korea to properly compete. I would like to live in this Taiwan you speak of. Must be better than the one I live in which only has a Kart Rider/Korean CS proleague with shit salaries! | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
What are YOU smoking? It's true. Sen just played on national TV two weeks ago, he's playing in a big Taiwanese LAN event tomorrow - just because its not on TL doesn't mean it does not exist. Lul and yes, Sen is going to Dallas ~~ | ||
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lazyfeet
United States468 Posts
On October 30 2010 11:27 Xeris wrote: What are YOU smoking? It's true. Sen just played on national TV two weeks ago, he's playing in a big Taiwanese LAN event tomorrow - just because its not on TL doesn't mean it does not exist. Lul and yes, Sen is going to Dallas ~~ who is paying for the airline ticket? | ||
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Jaemes
Canada3 Posts
I hope Sen does really well! (I wonder if he's done school when mid-November hits?) | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21248 Posts
On October 30 2010 11:27 Xeris wrote: What are YOU smoking? It's true. Sen just played on national TV two weeks ago, he's playing in a big Taiwanese LAN event tomorrow - just because its not on TL doesn't mean it does not exist. Lul and yes, Sen is going to Dallas ~~ Please tell me of these professional teams with good salaries in Taiwan? A few one-off events and LANs does not mean SC2 has a big enough following in Taiwan to support a real proscene. | ||
mustaju
Estonia4505 Posts
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T0fuuu
Australia2275 Posts
On October 30 2010 11:27 Xeris wrote: What are YOU smoking? It's true. Sen just played on national TV two weeks ago, he's playing in a big Taiwanese LAN event tomorrow - just because its not on TL doesn't mean it does not exist. Lul and yes, Sen is going to Dallas ~~ It would be really great if you would put those events in liquipedia or calendar so us sen fans can follow him (: | ||
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NeurOnuS
France182 Posts
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Roychez
Netherlands54 Posts
On October 30 2010 17:04 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Please tell me of these professional teams with good salaries in Taiwan? A few one-off events and LANs does not mean SC2 has a big enough following in Taiwan to support a real proscene. The league is actually being showed on TV, so it's not a one-off event. I also said pro teams are being BUILD. With the money earned with it being on tv, etc. (same system as in Korea afaik), these teams can afford decent salaries, especially to Taiwanese standards. It being on TV says enough about the following. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
I remember watching his stream using that account (NA server of course). Yeah I know what the deal is, I just wanted to share my lovely brainfart moment right there.  | ||
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willeesmalls
United States477 Posts
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On October 30 2010 17:04 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Please tell me of these professional teams with good salaries in Taiwan? A few one-off events and LANs does not mean SC2 has a big enough following in Taiwan to support a real proscene. Just because you have no idea doesn't mean it doesn't exist. There are at least 3 teams in Taiwan that offered Sen big money to play for them, I've met the head of Taiwan's eSport association (they're sponsored officially by Blizzard, which is what's making this trip to GSL possible for them), SC2 is being played on national TV in Taiwan, they've had multiple large-scale LAN events throughout the country. It's really big in Taiwan, and 2011 will be bigger. The only thing is the skill level of Taiwanese players is not that good yet aside from Sen. | ||
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teacash
Canada494 Posts
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Pyrrhuloxia
United States6700 Posts
I guess he's is good mannered and Americans like him, then. | ||
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bubblegumbo
Taiwan1296 Posts
I found this. Needless to say Taiwan is still developing its SC2 scene in a positive direction, which is great. Lets just not even go into pro-gamer salaries though but someone like Sen is obviously a big name so he will get paid more than the others that just started out. I'll keep watching that channel/program in the future but last week they were still showing Kart Rider and Sudden Attack. That was just a special SC2 event. | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
ive been waiting for this since gsl1, sen's gonna be a force to be reckoned with | ||
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