EPTOn June 12 2013 09:01 sparklyresidue wrote:
I thought Major was on KeSPA or whatever.
I thought Major was on KeSPA or whatever.
Yup Team 8. The Kespa-ist of the Kespa
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On June 12 2013 10:17 Bagration wrote: Major's play today has been disappointing. I thought with the Kespa training, he would have advanced through this group easily Team 8 probably has the worst training environment out of all the Kespa teams, It's a good place to be but It's not Woongjin or anything. But yes I'm also disappointed. | ||
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Major is literally the most dedicated foreign player, is on a kespa professional team, lives in a kespa house, and trains daily with kespa professionals.. I dont understand how he is always managing to lose to nonames and mid/low tier foreigners.. | ||
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On June 12 2013 10:20 Dodgin wrote: Team 8 probably has the worst training environment out of all the Kespa teams, It's a good place to be but It's not Woongjin or anything. But yes I'm also disappointed. Who says being on a KR team guarantees good training? Wasn't it Huk who said that they often outright refused to practice with him? If anything I see Kespa teams being even less inclusive. | ||
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On June 12 2013 10:23 Bagi wrote: Who says being on a KR team guarantees good training? Wasn't it Huk who said that they often outright refused to practice with him? If anything I see Kespa teams being even less inclusive. I wouldn't compare Kespa teams in this day and age to a "eSF"(before eSF existed) team back in 2011 when there was almost no structure in the scene. You might still be right but HuK's situation was different because he wasn't directly on the team, just staying there as a partner. | ||
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On June 12 2013 10:23 Bagi wrote: Who says being on a KR team guarantees good training? Wasn't it Huk who said that they often outright refused to practice with him? If anything I see Kespa teams being even less inclusive. They seem to really like Major. | ||
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On June 12 2013 10:23 Bagi wrote: Who says being on a KR team guarantees good training? Wasn't it Huk who said that they often outright refused to practice with him? If anything I see Kespa teams being even less inclusive. I doubt that the rest of the T8 players are intentionally excluding Major, since it appears Major has a pretty good relation with the rest of the team. Of course, there will probably be a bit of isolation despite the best of intentions due to language and cultural differences. Then again, I remember hearing that training in Korea will usually result in a decrease of skill first, due to unlearning bad habits and relearning more efficient ways to do basic things. | ||
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