EPT"The first day of training, the coaches will go over with each individual the personal goals they want to accomplish the next three days. Better Macro? Micro? Multi-tasking?"
seriously... i dont know what to say, this is just so...
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AmstAff
Germany949 Posts
"The first day of training, the coaches will go over with each individual the personal goals they want to accomplish the next three days. Better Macro? Micro? Multi-tasking?" seriously... i dont know what to say, this is just so... | ||
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Ghazwan
Netherlands444 Posts
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Fizban140
Korea (South)129 Posts
Unless I have this all wrong and people are shelling out all this money just to beat up their friends or whatever, that is fine too and I am sure these types of things work great for that. Have there been any pro gamers that came out of something like this? I can't think of any in any game really. Again not trying to bring this down, just opening up a little discussion. | ||
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Adeeler
United Kingdom764 Posts
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willeesmalls
United States477 Posts
On May 10 2010 21:35 AmstAff wrote: incontroll is really trying to make money by doing nothing. lets see how many idiots he will find. "The first day of training, the coaches will go over with each individual the personal goals they want to accomplish the next three days. Better Macro? Micro? Multi-tasking?" seriously... i dont know what to say, this is just so... There's nothing wrong with someone being willing to pay a skilled and well known player to teach them. But there's probably better ways to go about it. A round trip ticket to Arizona + lodging seems overpriced. Have you guys thought about liability in the case an accident occurs to a minor? edit: Maybe using video conferences would be a better idea? | ||
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Dragonsven
United States145 Posts
P.S. GL to any Hispanic entrants...bring ID! | ||
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Tinithor
United States1552 Posts
Its just a giant nerdfest that incontrol is putting together to try and scam people out of their money. | ||
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Adeeler
United Kingdom764 Posts
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finalboss
United States39 Posts
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FreshNoThyme
United States356 Posts
On May 10 2010 22:00 Tinithor wrote: Such a waste of time and money. For 1 the mechanics in starcraft 2 are easy, 2 the strategy is relatively simple, 3 none of these guys are even that good (as in they never actually win anything...). Its just a giant nerdfest that incontrol is putting together to try and scam people out of their money. Yeah, SC2 is such a simple game. I remember when SCBW was big, back in the day, but I knew better. I finally convinced everyone how little strategy was involved, and it died off pretty soon. Good thing Command & Conquer took Korea by storm, and that it has such a lasting impact. | ||
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einohr
Germany45 Posts
It's a huge difference between playing and teaching. The experience is more important. Furthermore i highly doubt that idra is capable of teaching someone. | ||
KwarK
United States43973 Posts
On May 10 2010 21:46 Adeeler wrote: Boohoo why isn't this happening in South London If you pay for my train ticket and put me up for the night I'll teach you for beer and pizza. | ||
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
Good luck guys, I hope it works out for you and your customers are satisfied. Vids of how it goes down could be really interesting too! | ||
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Rigby
Namibia18 Posts
On May 10 2010 17:16 yomi wrote: But those players are not the best in America and none of them have ever lived in a progamer house themselves. You dont have to be the best player to be a good coach. take example in soccer , you have sometimes good coaches wich never played in their live competetive soccer but still very good coaches. i think it's the right step in the pro direction, i think it's unfair to critizize people wich are trying to bring a more proffesional approach to the game. You also learn faster from other people who are committed like these guys are. i dont understand the hostility from some people here . Who are they and they never won a tournament. Do you think in the Korean team houses the coaches are better players then the players they coach? If the coach would be better then the player , he wouldn't be coaching but playing. A copper league player could coach a platinum player if he knows the game and has the grasp to analyze the mistakes a player does, points them out and makes the other player practice them. | ||
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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
Still, it would probably be a pretty entertaining experience to live with these guys for a weekend | ||
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stockton
United States128 Posts
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UbiNax
Denmark381 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45855 Posts
On May 10 2010 18:30 Skypes wrote: It should be like Jersey Shore, only with more starcraft and less guidos As someone who lives in New Jersey... This. 'We gave Geoff's nickname a nickname... "The Situation"... because he's always In Control of The Situation. ::cut scene to new Viking Gel and Infestor Mousse products:: ' Good luck fellas! This sounds like an awesome idea :-) Hopefully this will be a huge success! I'd apply if I didn't have graduate school classes this summer :-/ | ||
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jirkanov777
Czech Republic7 Posts
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bellaisa
United States117 Posts
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