
With DRG being back in shape and all, they're a really good team.
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
![]() With DRG being back in shape and all, they're a really good team. | ||
bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
On September 08 2013 00:50 ACrow wrote: I hope MVP SC2 (and Dota2) division doesn't get screwed over, but actually gets something out of this deal ![]() With DRG being back in shape and all, they're a really good team. Seeing as it was Head Coach Choi that left for Samsung, things aren't looking good on that front.. initially it was reported MVP was gonna get a lump sum for acquiring the LoL team, but with the head hancho jumping ship I don't see that really going down.. | ||
Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
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De4ngus
United States6533 Posts
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nimdil
Poland3747 Posts
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On September 08 2013 00:21 Frost wrote: Show nested quote + On September 08 2013 00:13 UmberBane wrote: Yeah they really should come up with something better for Worlds. ![]() On September 08 2013 00:11 Frost wrote: On September 07 2013 14:50 UmberBane wrote: Awesome as ever, Frost! I won't get tired of saying that. ![]() Sad as fuck that the dancing coach leaves though......... I'm not sure if changing your coach right before Worlds is a good idea. By the way, why does the article say "best amateur teams"? I don't get it. It's saying Samsung considered MVP Blue/Ozone as the best two amataur teams I still don't understand the whole "amateur" context. It makes it sound like they picked up a rookie team to build them up, when they actually did the exact opposite. ![]() It just means that Samsung considered them as "amateur" Kinda silly considering MVP Ozone was one of the best teams in Korea (Last two OGN seasons they got first and third respectively). I wouldn't consider them amateurs. | ||
UmberBane
Germany5450 Posts
On September 08 2013 02:13 Darkhoarse wrote: Show nested quote + On September 08 2013 00:21 Frost wrote: On September 08 2013 00:13 UmberBane wrote: Yeah they really should come up with something better for Worlds. ![]() On September 08 2013 00:11 Frost wrote: On September 07 2013 14:50 UmberBane wrote: Awesome as ever, Frost! I won't get tired of saying that. ![]() Sad as fuck that the dancing coach leaves though......... I'm not sure if changing your coach right before Worlds is a good idea. By the way, why does the article say "best amateur teams"? I don't get it. It's saying Samsung considered MVP Blue/Ozone as the best two amataur teams I still don't understand the whole "amateur" context. It makes it sound like they picked up a rookie team to build them up, when they actually did the exact opposite. ![]() It just means that Samsung considered them as "amateur" Kinda silly considering MVP Ozone was one of the best teams in Korea (Last two OGN seasons they got first and third respectively). I wouldn't consider them amateurs. I guess it's just a bit of KeSPA attitude to make it sound better/superior or whatever. They definitely were far from being "amateurs" by any stretch of the imagination, even winning Champions Spring and probably getting loads of cash with their sponsorships (besides the Ozone name sponsorship they even scored an Expedia sponsorship) and obviously training very strictly and full time for a long time now. They were just as much pro gamers as CJ, KT, SKT, Jin Air and whoever are. | ||
Gendo
United Kingdom216 Posts
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
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Thrill
2599 Posts
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Taipoka
Brazil1224 Posts
On September 08 2013 02:17 UmberBane wrote: Show nested quote + On September 08 2013 02:13 Darkhoarse wrote: On September 08 2013 00:21 Frost wrote: On September 08 2013 00:13 UmberBane wrote: Yeah they really should come up with something better for Worlds. ![]() On September 08 2013 00:11 Frost wrote: On September 07 2013 14:50 UmberBane wrote: Awesome as ever, Frost! I won't get tired of saying that. ![]() Sad as fuck that the dancing coach leaves though......... I'm not sure if changing your coach right before Worlds is a good idea. By the way, why does the article say "best amateur teams"? I don't get it. It's saying Samsung considered MVP Blue/Ozone as the best two amataur teams I still don't understand the whole "amateur" context. It makes it sound like they picked up a rookie team to build them up, when they actually did the exact opposite. ![]() It just means that Samsung considered them as "amateur" Kinda silly considering MVP Ozone was one of the best teams in Korea (Last two OGN seasons they got first and third respectively). I wouldn't consider them amateurs. I guess it's just a bit of KeSPA attitude to make it sound better/superior or whatever. They definitely were far from being "amateurs" by any stretch of the imagination, even winning Champions Spring and probably getting loads of cash with their sponsorships (besides the Ozone name sponsorship they even scored an Expedia sponsorship) and obviously training very strictly and full time for a long time now. They were just as much pro gamers as CJ, KT, SKT, Jin Air and whoever are. Being good is not being professional, its relative to contracts. Yes, i don´t know how it was with MVP, but maybe is this what they meant. | ||
Grayson Carlyle
Canada219 Posts
On September 08 2013 02:13 Darkhoarse wrote: Show nested quote + On September 08 2013 00:21 Frost wrote: On September 08 2013 00:13 UmberBane wrote: Yeah they really should come up with something better for Worlds. ![]() On September 08 2013 00:11 Frost wrote: On September 07 2013 14:50 UmberBane wrote: Awesome as ever, Frost! I won't get tired of saying that. ![]() Sad as fuck that the dancing coach leaves though......... I'm not sure if changing your coach right before Worlds is a good idea. By the way, why does the article say "best amateur teams"? I don't get it. It's saying Samsung considered MVP Blue/Ozone as the best two amataur teams I still don't understand the whole "amateur" context. It makes it sound like they picked up a rookie team to build them up, when they actually did the exact opposite. ![]() It just means that Samsung considered them as "amateur" Kinda silly considering MVP Ozone was one of the best teams in Korea (Last two OGN seasons they got first and third respectively). I wouldn't consider them amateurs. Amateur as in not Pro. As in not on salary vs paid salary. By the sports world definition of amateur, they were amateur. | ||
UmberBane
Germany5450 Posts
![]() On September 08 2013 02:50 Grayson Carlyle wrote: Show nested quote + On September 08 2013 02:13 Darkhoarse wrote: On September 08 2013 00:21 Frost wrote: On September 08 2013 00:13 UmberBane wrote: Yeah they really should come up with something better for Worlds. ![]() On September 08 2013 00:11 Frost wrote: On September 07 2013 14:50 UmberBane wrote: Awesome as ever, Frost! I won't get tired of saying that. ![]() Sad as fuck that the dancing coach leaves though......... I'm not sure if changing your coach right before Worlds is a good idea. By the way, why does the article say "best amateur teams"? I don't get it. It's saying Samsung considered MVP Blue/Ozone as the best two amataur teams I still don't understand the whole "amateur" context. It makes it sound like they picked up a rookie team to build them up, when they actually did the exact opposite. ![]() It just means that Samsung considered them as "amateur" Kinda silly considering MVP Ozone was one of the best teams in Korea (Last two OGN seasons they got first and third respectively). I wouldn't consider them amateurs. Amateur as in not Pro. As in not on salary vs paid salary. By the sports world definition of amateur, they were amateur. Any sources on them not getting salary before? That would have been an extreme rip-off by the MVP organization then, because according to Chobra even low tier Korean teams with sponsors earn decent salary, while he roughly estimated players on top teams to make about 100k a year. Also they had some really good sponsors like Expedia, Ozone (name sponsorship, must cost a lot), Hot6ix, BenQ and whatnot. | ||
JapWHIZZR
United States14 Posts
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ChoDing
United States740 Posts
LoL too poppular... sad days for sc 2. ![]() hope it picks up in korea just like ole days | ||
Pantagruel
United States1427 Posts
Anyways, I'm curious to see what will happen to the MVP sc2 team now. | ||
Qikz
United Kingdom12022 Posts
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Foudzing
France181 Posts
![]() I hope they will participate to PL and kick Samsung's ass hard. Noobs. User was warned for this post | ||
MyrM
United States10 Posts
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Leeto
United States1320 Posts
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