Prime.WE Team house tour and interviews!

On March 03 2011 11:58 Ertu wrote:
OMG Artosis,u went to the Prime house and did not get an interview from BitByBit???
I'm so dissapointed -_-

On March 03 2011 12:09 Gentleman7 wrote:
love you artosis! I hope you do ogs as well as tsl and IM! :D

On March 03 2011 12:56 JoshSuth wrote:
I love the content here, but I always feel so terrible about the players' living conditions. The only other professions that come to mind where so many people have to live in such close quarters is deep sea fishermen and military barracks. Even the Brood War pro houses were better, they at least had a separate building/office area with their computers and had a living room where they could sit and eat. This Prime house didn't seem to have a dining area or place to sit that wasn't at a computer!

On March 03 2011 13:12 TheSCII wrote:


i think this is due to the fact that there isn't as many sponsors in star2 as well as sponsors not supporting as much money in star2 compared to star1. all the big companies are mainly with star1 as far as i know, and without a lot of money, its expensive to get a nicer/bigger place, you shud also keep in mind that korea's living quarters' standards are alot smaller than US/Canada for example. also, the total revenue/profit a progame team pulls in a year in star2, is i would assume significantly less than star1 teams

On March 03 2011 12:56 JoshSuth wrote:
I love the content here, but I always feel so terrible about the players' living conditions. The only other professions that come to mind where so many people have to live in such close quarters is deep sea fishermen and military barracks. Even the Brood War pro houses were better, they at least had a separate building/office area with their computers and had a living room where they could sit and eat. This Prime house didn't seem to have a dining area or place to sit that wasn't at a computer!

On March 03 2011 11:43 VzO wrote:
to all those pro-wannabes that set their graphics to the lowest, this + gsl qualifiers vid just shows you straight up that the graphic settings DO NO MATTER, pros playat ultra graphics too. if your bad, your bad, if your good your good. the graphics wil never change the outcome of the game or hinder your improvement.

On March 03 2011 13:37 StutteR wrote:
prediction: Polt.Prime becomes a SC2 commentator. so calm and collected, great answers and looks straight into the camera.

On March 03 2011 11:43 VzO wrote:
to all those pro-wannabes that set their graphics to the lowest, this + gsl qualifiers vid just shows you straight up that the graphic settings DO NO MATTER, pros playat ultra graphics too. if your bad, your bad, if your good your good. the graphics wil never change the outcome of the game or hinder your improvement.

What if your computer lags with lots of units on high settings D:

Thanks a lot for the tour and interview Artosis, it is very much appreciated.

On March 03 2011 15:13 Cadgers wrote:
Zerg players make the best head coaches? The Wind, Gerrad, ummm anyone else ?

On March 03 2011 13:48 moose162 wrote:
hahahaha Hwanni is the man. Girls Generation chicken?

+ Show Spoiler +


Thanks again for the material, Artosis!

On March 03 2011 14:10 bearhug wrote:


Cannot agree more! Hate the lowest graphics setting. It's not cool.

On March 03 2011 18:28 Fist wrote:
You should fix the cheap ass looking mic. The vids are great tho<3

On March 04 2011 02:17 Romeo83 wrote:
Maybe I'm not used to 3rd world country standards, but that looks like a crackhouse.

On March 04 2011 02:17 Romeo83 wrote:
Maybe I'm not used to 3rd world country standards, but that looks like a crackhouse.

On March 04 2011 02:17 Romeo83 wrote:
Maybe I'm not used to 3rd world country standards, but that looks like a crackhouse.

On March 04 2011 02:17 Romeo83 wrote:
Maybe I'm not used to 3rd world country standards, but that looks like a crackhouse.

On March 04 2011 02:17 Romeo83 wrote:
Maybe I'm not used to 3rd world country standards, but that looks like a crackhouse.

On March 03 2011 13:59 StutteR wrote:


I know it looks pretty bad, but this is pretty common in Korea. Even some white collar workers have to live in company apartments like this. Sleeping on the floor is also very common. There are also small tables used to eat while sitting on the floor. The conditions look pretty bad, and they aren't the best, but Korea is a very small country with large populations in the urban areas. Space is very limited, so this is how many people live.

On March 04 2011 02:33 jyLee wrote:

Maybe I'm not used to retards but you seem like a retarded fag.

User was temp banned for this post.

On March 04 2011 04:12 nart wrote:
Why doe MKP have the best spot in the room near the window?

On March 04 2011 08:42 Talack wrote:
Damn the life of a progamer doesn't seem very good

On March 03 2011 11:43 VzO wrote:
to all those pro-wannabes that set their graphics to the lowest, this + gsl qualifiers vid just shows you straight up that the graphic settings DO NO MATTER, pros playat ultra graphics too. if your bad, your bad, if your good your good. the graphics wil never change the outcome of the game or hinder your improvement.

On March 04 2011 13:02 Sayril wrote:


or maybe the reason why people set their graphics low is because their computer cant handle the ultra graphics and they lag.

On March 04 2011 02:47 valaki wrote:


Where are you from? Dubai?

On March 04 2011 15:27 Qaatar wrote:


What's even more funny is that Seoul is in the top 10 of the most financially powerful cities in the world - Dubai doesn't even crack the top 20.

On March 03 2011 11:43 VzO wrote:
to all those pro-wannabes that set their graphics to the lowest, this + gsl qualifiers vid just shows you straight up that the graphic settings DO NO MATTER, pros playat ultra graphics too. if your bad, your bad, if your good your good. the graphics wil never change the outcome of the game or hinder your improvement.

On March 04 2011 09:03 LEEKsc wrote:


living the dream man, living the dream

On March 05 2011 18:42 SlapMySalami wrote:



I would LOVE to be in that house surrounded by fellow sc2 fans

On March 05 2011 19:17 AesopsZerg wrote:
What kind of sense of humor do Koreans have? In every video I watch (not just interviews) they are so modest and solemn. How are they when the cameras are off?

On March 05 2011 05:47 Alabasern wrote:
Definitely looking forward to seeing FOU and MVP and how they manage their team/practice areas.

On March 08 2011 07:22 RocketBOy wrote:
At least they had beds unlike some teams. Did you notice how they keep their personal items in their game cubicles ? Probably because they have no room to speak of. lol one guy had even a roll og toilet paper in his , like he refused to share. You know in the US you crammed this many ppl into a living quarter it would be considered illegal. Reminded me of 20/20 when they go show the impoverished conditions of illegal immigrants cramming 20 to a apartment. Why anyone would want to go live like this for five to six years is beyond me.

Hopefully the American teams dont copy this aspect of such spartan living accomodations, college kids eating ramen noodles every night live better.It will never catch on these conditions except maybe with the most hardcore of nerds who already live in tiny college dorms to begin with.Plz show humanity to the players here in US , it's not necessary to live like this to be good at something. Do you think the NFL or NBA players live in such spartan bare nothing living quarters.
I noticed no dogs or cats , well hey there would be nowhere for them to sleep , not enough room.

On March 08 2011 07:22 RocketBOy wrote:
At least they had beds unlike some teams. Did you notice how they keep their personal items in their game cubicles ? Probably because they have no room to speak of. lol one guy had even a roll og toilet paper in his , like he refused to share. You know in the US you crammed this many ppl into a living quarter it would be considered illegal. Reminded me of 20/20 when they go show the impoverished conditions of illegal immigrants cramming 20 to a apartment. Why anyone would want to go live like this for five to six years is beyond me.

Hopefully the American teams dont copy this aspect of such spartan living accomodations, college kids eating ramen noodles every night live better.It will never catch on these conditions except maybe with the most hardcore of nerds who already live in tiny college dorms to begin with.Plz show humanity to the players here in US , it's not necessary to live like this to be good at something. Do you think the NFL or NBA players live in such spartan bare nothing living quarters.
I noticed no dogs or cats , well hey there would be nowhere for them to sleep , not enough room.

At least they had beds unlike some teams. Did you notice how they keep their personal items in their game cubicles ? Probably because they have no room to speak of. lol one guy had even a roll og toilet paper in his , like he refused to share. You know in the US you crammed this many ppl into a living quarter it would be considered illegal. Reminded me of 20/20 when they go show the impoverished conditions of illegal immigrants cramming 20 to a apartment. Why anyone would want to go live like this for five to six years is beyond me.

Hopefully the American teams dont copy this aspect of such spartan living accomodations, college kids eating ramen noodles every night live better.It will never catch on these conditions except maybe with the most hardcore of nerds who already live in tiny college dorms to begin with.Plz show humanity to the players here in US , it's not necessary to live like this to be good at something. Do you think the NFL or NBA players live in such spartan bare nothing living quarters.
I noticed no dogs or cats , well hey there would be nowhere for them to sleep , not enough room.