It's awesome to see a team give people a chance to show what they got, just getting into CA is pretty huge and especially gives so much more motivation to train harder and get better once you're there.
Good luck everyone.
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Kammalleri
Canada613 Posts
It's awesome to see a team give people a chance to show what they got, just getting into CA is pretty huge and especially gives so much more motivation to train harder and get better once you're there. Good luck everyone. | ||
Baarn
United States2702 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:02 OGCeltiC wrote: Show nested quote + On May 26 2011 08:58 StarStruck wrote: Complexity Gaming is stabbing themselves in the foot. I hope you realize that the next big thing is most likely going to be well under 18 years of age. You should ask these players to get consent from their legal guardians. Just my two cents. Take it or leave it. Keep in mind this is coming from a person who scouted a lot of upcoming BW players before they branched out. Yes I totally agree. Then the parent gets pissed off over something and the player suddenly can't make commitments wasting everyone's time. | ||
Niklai
289 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:07 Baarn wrote: Show nested quote + On May 26 2011 09:02 OGCeltiC wrote: On May 26 2011 08:58 StarStruck wrote: Complexity Gaming is stabbing themselves in the foot. I hope you realize that the next big thing is most likely going to be well under 18 years of age. You should ask these players to get consent from their legal guardians. Just my two cents. Take it or leave it. Keep in mind this is coming from a person who scouted a lot of upcoming BW players before they branched out. Yes I totally agree. Then the parent gets pissed off over something and the player suddenly can't make commitments wasting everyone's time. Shrug. It's mostly a matter of communication. Have your parents talk to your team manager, understand the commitment involved, keep both parties informed, and once parents see it's a serious, honest business, they'll understand a bit as long as you don't slack too much in the rest of your life. | ||
Treva
United States533 Posts
EDIT On May 26 2011 09:08 Niklai wrote: vVv has also an academy? is there any thread about it or other info (their site doesnt explain how to apply)? Our academy team is a team that is made up of people inside vVv gaming, not for anyone who applies. This academy team sounds like anyone, who meets the requirements, can apply. | ||
Sheekthief
United States267 Posts
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OGCeltiC
Canada70 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:08 Pokebunny wrote: Show nested quote + On May 26 2011 09:07 Baarn wrote: On May 26 2011 09:02 OGCeltiC wrote: On May 26 2011 08:58 StarStruck wrote: Complexity Gaming is stabbing themselves in the foot. I hope you realize that the next big thing is most likely going to be well under 18 years of age. You should ask these players to get consent from their legal guardians. Just my two cents. Take it or leave it. Keep in mind this is coming from a person who scouted a lot of upcoming BW players before they branched out. Yes I totally agree. Then the parent gets pissed off over something and the player suddenly can't make commitments wasting everyone's time. Shrug. It's mostly a matter of communication. Have your parents talk to your team manager, understand the commitment involved, keep both parties informed, and once parents see it's a serious, honest business, they'll understand a bit as long as you don't slack too much in the rest of your life. I am an 11yr old 850pt master league protoss player, I run a vlog show, and get great grades in school while playing a lot of sc2 and my parents support it, they would surely and gladly talk to Jason about it over skyper or w.e. I agree with you, Pokebunny and don't see any issue. | ||
DAofCanada
Canada55 Posts
Niklai May 26 2011 09:08. Posts 93 PM Profile Quote # vVv has also an academy? is there any thread about it or other info (their site doesnt explain how to apply)? The vVv Academy is already full atm ![]() | ||
StrangrDangr
United States291 Posts
Edit: grammer | ||
RebelMusic
United States66 Posts
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Eleaven
772 Posts
even tho i have NA account and ability to play according to NA time table. such a shame. Also, it's so weird that kids online think that if your 18+ and not already the best in the world, you've lost your shot at it. | ||
Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
![]() they will grow up with SC2 and hit a peak at 16. btw will there be a house? if you are not even going to have a house for these players when you surely do not need to be 18... | ||
.gypsy
Canada689 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:11 OGCeltiC wrote: Show nested quote + On May 26 2011 09:08 Pokebunny wrote: On May 26 2011 09:07 Baarn wrote: On May 26 2011 09:02 OGCeltiC wrote: On May 26 2011 08:58 StarStruck wrote: Complexity Gaming is stabbing themselves in the foot. I hope you realize that the next big thing is most likely going to be well under 18 years of age. You should ask these players to get consent from their legal guardians. Just my two cents. Take it or leave it. Keep in mind this is coming from a person who scouted a lot of upcoming BW players before they branched out. Yes I totally agree. Then the parent gets pissed off over something and the player suddenly can't make commitments wasting everyone's time. Shrug. It's mostly a matter of communication. Have your parents talk to your team manager, understand the commitment involved, keep both parties informed, and once parents see it's a serious, honest business, they'll understand a bit as long as you don't slack too much in the rest of your life. I am an 11yr old 850pt master league protoss player, I run a vlog show, and get great grades in school while playing a lot of sc2 and my parents support it, they would surely and gladly talk to Jason about it over skyper or w.e. I agree with you, Pokebunny and don't see any issue. Cool story. Contracts are worthless if signed by minors, even with guardian consent. | ||
Baarn
United States2702 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:08 Pokebunny wrote: Show nested quote + On May 26 2011 09:07 Baarn wrote: On May 26 2011 09:02 OGCeltiC wrote: On May 26 2011 08:58 StarStruck wrote: Complexity Gaming is stabbing themselves in the foot. I hope you realize that the next big thing is most likely going to be well under 18 years of age. You should ask these players to get consent from their legal guardians. Just my two cents. Take it or leave it. Keep in mind this is coming from a person who scouted a lot of upcoming BW players before they branched out. Yes I totally agree. Then the parent gets pissed off over something and the player suddenly can't make commitments wasting everyone's time. Shrug. It's mostly a matter of communication. Have your parents talk to your team manager, understand the commitment involved, keep both parties informed, and once parents see it's a serious, honest business, they'll understand a bit as long as you don't slack too much in the rest of your life. It's hypothetical scenario but has happened before to pro teams. | ||
jlake02
United States395 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:13 StrangrDangr wrote: Wow sounds awesome, I'm definitely going to follow their progress. Will their be updates for the community in the form of videos and replays? Edit: grammer Yes, we're going to have a special sub-site made just for the academy. There will be lots of tourneys, coverage, videos, play-the-pros, 4v4 fun nights, etc. Michael Shane is going to keep the guys busy and get them plenty of coverage and exposure. ![]() | ||
tkRage
225 Posts
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OGCeltiC
Canada70 Posts
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iNcontroL
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USA29055 Posts
Truly a great idea | ||
Eleaven
772 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:14 Golgotha wrote: true about the age thing. 18 is actually very old. the true gosus are actually the kids that are playing at the age of 10 ![]() they will grow up with SC2 and hit a peak at 16. btw will there be a house? if you are not even going to have a house for these players when you surely do not need to be 18... lol. Some of the most technically/mechanically sound musicians/fighters/racers are all over the age of 30. Why would pressing buttons on keyboard be much more demanding than say, John Petrucci playing glasgow kiss, mechanically speaking?. also, what with 6 years of study, cant be improved upon with 16 years of study? all of this "herp only 13 year olds can be good" thing is a bit silly and totally overplayed | ||
Niklai
289 Posts
On May 26 2011 09:11 DAofCanada wrote: Show nested quote + Niklai May 26 2011 09:08. Posts 93 PM Profile Quote # vVv has also an academy? is there any thread about it or other info (their site doesnt explain how to apply)? The vVv Academy is already full atm ![]() ahh, its a shame :< | ||
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