It's in every Foreigners interest to do something like this. It has been said time and time again about how playing and "living" Starcraft as much as you can is what really separates Koreans and Foreigners. I think this is a great step with NASL coming up and the best of luck to Fnatic and Root :D

LoLAdriankat

United States4307 Posts

March 16 2011 03:29 GMT

#83

Another step towards foreigners being as good as the Koreans.

Jonas :)

United States511 Posts

March 16 2011 03:42 GMT

#84

On March 16 2011 12:29 LoLAdriankat wrote:
Another step towards foreigners being as good as the Koreans.

Yeah this is really big for north american eSports. So we have these 4 in a house in florida, and idra and inka and some other EG people in a house as well. Anyone know any other SC2 eSports houses in NA?

monx

Canada1400 Posts

March 16 2011 04:02 GMT

#85

wondering if another player such as KiWiKaKi will join them eventually. Great news and looking forward to their results in future events.

ROOTdrewbie

Canada1392 Posts

March 16 2011 04:39 GMT

#86

right now its kiwikaki instead of fenix ;D

ROOTdrewbie

Canada1392 Posts

March 16 2011 04:57 GMT

#87

we just recorded kiwikaki / tt1's nasl videos in the root house, they are pretty awesome

Mr.Brightside

Australia317 Posts

March 16 2011 05:05 GMT

#88

This sounds great, I've always felt that the skill level of top NA players was lagging a bit behind the top EU players but I'm sure this will help level the playing field.

Jesushooves

Canada553 Posts

March 16 2011 05:29 GMT

#89

NA pride, woo! (none of pro players born in NA)
T.T

eSports house should rock though, nice not to go to korea for it.
Root/Fnatic Fighting!

kellymilkies

Singapore1393 Posts

March 16 2011 05:46 GMT

#90

Thought Idra said in an interview he was going to move in with Machine and someone else in EG? Is that consider a pro-house?
Well, as long as people are living together and playing starcraft competitively, it is!!

TT1

Canada10010 Posts

March 16 2011 05:57 GMT

#91

me and kiwi just got here(2-3 hours ago) kiwi is staying till mlg then hes going back home but im coming back, dunno for how long ill be staying tho

fenix will be joining us after mlg dallas and apparently joshsuth is coming over here 2 days before mlg dallas to do something(dunno if im allowed to say wat it is so i wont!)

pms

Poland611 Posts

March 16 2011 06:33 GMT

#92

History is being written while we're watching! :D

peekn

United States1152 Posts

March 16 2011 06:44 GMT

#93

Very cool news indeed, always enjoy seeing teams take e-sports really seriously.

Nerski

United States1095 Posts

March 16 2011 07:12 GMT

#94

Grats to both, will only serve to improve your play a ton towards being tops.

Djinx

18 Posts

March 16 2011 07:39 GMT

#95

Good job guys, as a zerg player I love catz play style. It sounds like a lot of fun so good luck..

Ghad

Norway2551 Posts

March 16 2011 07:52 GMT

#96

Super cool to see foreigners setting up houses.

Am I the only one that think mixing teams like this is going to cause some friction and players switching teams though?

nihlon

Sweden5581 Posts

March 16 2011 08:33 GMT

#97

On March 16 2011 14:46 kellymilkies wrote:
Thought Idra said in an interview he was going to move in with Machine and someone else in EG? Is that consider a pro-house?
Well, as long as people are living together and playing starcraft competitively, it is!!

If I only could get my brother into sc2 competitivly, I could call my parents house a progaming house! xD

bkrow

Australia8532 Posts

March 16 2011 09:51 GMT

#98

So very cool; awesome that there is also racial split .. 2 T 1 P 1 Z should allow for some awesome practice regimes

The age-old argument for SC2 has been that Korean training > Foreigner training.. and that is the difference between Koreans and Foreigners.. Initiatives like these should close the gap! go go!

a_flayer

Netherlands2826 Posts

March 16 2011 10:04 GMT

#99

8 hours? Make it 12 and you'll have the possibility of keeping up the Koreans, assuming you have the approach to the game itself as they do, aside from practice~

Great initiative though, hopefully we'll get more of these practice houses where people can live and breathe StarCraft. EG practice house in Arizona, TL practice house in Sweden (gogo!), lets keep it rolling people!