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.[TeSL] Inquiring about foreign player's interest - Page 3
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RedDragon571
United States633 Posts
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Whole
United States6046 Posts
Is the event ever streamed by the way, or can we only watch it through VODs? | ||
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TT1
Canada10012 Posts
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
but you will get to experience being a hero to many and maybe even the feelings of having screaming teenage girl fans ^ Ahaha TT1 ! | ||
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gulden
Germany205 Posts
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
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Escapist
Portugal548 Posts
Fixed payed salary, housing and food to play competetitvely on TV in taiwan for about 1 year doesnt come up every day. Also the geographical location will probably allow you to watch / participate on other events in China and Korea for example. Anyone able to go but having second thoughts dont forget that time goes really fast so opportunities like this one shouldnt be missed | ||
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Darpa
Canada4413 Posts
Simply because they are already salaried (at least the best foreigners are) to play on a less consistant schedule and around their own desires. Furthermore they dont have to move to a foreign country. Plus when you play on a team like this their is no opportunity to play in the many tournaments around the EU and US scene that supplement your income quite heavily, particularily if its someone who wins often. This might attract some of the weaker foreigners who dont have a sponsered team, but I cant see the stars accepting this offer unless they are from or already live in taiwan (i.e sen). I really wish it the best of luck though, I just think right now the stars would be giving up to much to consider it. | ||
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Whole
United States6046 Posts
On April 24 2011 01:01 Darpa wrote: While this is a great opportunity for someone, I think that most sponsered players would turn this down. Simply because they are already salaried (at least the best foreigners are) to play on a less consistant schedule and around their own desires. Furthermore they dont have to move to a foreign country. Plus when you play on a team like this their is no opportunity to play in the many tournaments around the EU and US scene that supplement your income quite heavily, particularily if its someone who wins often. This might attract some of the weaker foreigners who dont have a sponsered team, but I cant see the stars accepting this offer unless they are from or already live in taiwan (i.e sen). I really wish it the best of luck though, I just think right now the stars would be giving up to much to consider it. This is a big problem I foresee. TeSL might want to start asking the players themselves if they would be interested too. | ||
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lac29
United States1485 Posts
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Maliris
Northern Ireland2557 Posts
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Whiplash
United States2929 Posts
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kevinmon
United States540 Posts
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Azz
Australia65 Posts
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rbkl
772 Posts
This would be an amazing opportunity.. I wonder what the qualifications will be for the foreign players. | ||
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Masq
Canada1792 Posts
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Raysalis
Malaysia1034 Posts
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
On April 24 2011 15:26 Whole wrote: This is a big problem I foresee. TeSL might want to start asking the players themselves if they would be interested too. However, given the current shitty situation in Korea (a few teams that don't even have sponsors/salaries like IM), wouldn't it actually behoove quite a few GSL or Korean Top 200 players to sign up? Honestly, this sounds like a better monetary situation than anything other than GSL Code S, which is rather difficult to stay in, and has an extremely top heavy prize structure. I'm actually surprised more Koreans aren't going the route of idrA/SeleCt. | ||
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Piou
Belgium415 Posts
Personnaly, i'm addicted to TSL3 at the moment, they have great casters, the intro and so on seems really professional, i really enjoy watching it in the evening (CET here) If TeSL makes a nice stream, and gets casters, i would definitly watch it when TSL3 isn't live. It's really up to you guys  | ||
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Naniwa
Sweden477 Posts
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