It's not *just* because you're not Korean, it's because your ranking on the Korean ladder wouldn't be accurate if you weren't playing on it from the beginning. You still have to face monsters like DRG (like QXC did) in the Code A qualifiers if you want to make it to Code A. It would be ludicrous to ask top players to move to Korea and ladder for 2-3 months before they could begin to qualify.

It's funny that cArn and fury are both names of two well known Swedish CS players. Gl to you both and eSahara.

Yoshi Kirishima

United States10347 Posts

July 10 2011 17:08 GMT

#46

yayay carn!

S.O.L.I.D.

United States792 Posts

July 10 2011 17:08 GMT

#47

Glad to see cArn get on a team, I remember he said he was practicing with fOu a lot a while back but I'm glad he's got a solid team behind him now. Is he going to stay in Korea?

LeLfe

France3160 Posts

July 10 2011 18:10 GMT

#48

there you go, if you can add this to the op, that would be nice

note: I skipped 2 questions as it was not that related to the topic and the answers are darn long :D
original itw here

+ Show Spoiler +

Team-aAa : Hi cArn, how is it going? still living in the GomHouse?

Souaib "cArn" Hanaf : I am having some issues in Korea to be honest as I had to leave the GomHouse because FXO needed the whole thing. Therefore I'm in pain to have enough training time to play the tourneys I'm participating. Nevertheless I'm always meeting more people and learning a lot. As I can't practice as much I take time to think about how to improve myself and how to perfect my builds.

Today you're joining eSahara, how did it happen?

Gamecreds noticed me streaming and offered me to do it on their webtv, i accepted but Dailymotion is not ideal in Korea so i had to stop. Retox -my contact in GameCreds - is also part of esahara and offered to join their new sc2 roster, After a conversation with ryad, I accepted.

Do you have any idea about who will be your teammates?

I really can't talk about it now, sorry!

Signing with eSahara means you are coming back to France or you will be their Korean department?

For the moment I'll be their "Korean department" as you say, I met a lot of people in here and know how it works. I think that a team need to have a presence abroad (understand out of France) and in Korea to be complete. Even if there are way more competitions out of Korea, the highest skill is here and everybody watches the Korean scene.

After a year in Korea, what are your ambitions?

I think that after one year there I must have caught up with the scene skillwise (as I never played a RTS before) and should start gettign some results to please the one cheering for me. I prouved myself that i can compete with the best players in the world and getting respect among my peers. What's coming next is pretty simple, training with a Korean team and qualify for the GSL code A, also participating in as many tourneys as I can now that eSahara is supporting me.

any shoutout?
I got into this adventure just for myself, now i'm going on for the ones who support men believe in me and wait for me to succeed, I want to thank them all. Also thanks to my friends and family and of course thanks to eSahare for picking me to start their SC2 roster, I'm sure we'll do great together!

P.S merci Retox

RetoX

Hong Kong252 Posts

July 10 2011 19:13 GMT

#49

On July 11 2011 01:44 b_unnies wrote:
Is this 100% confirmed? I talked with cArn yesterday and what we talked about make this a surpries to me

yes it is

Longshank

1648 Posts

July 10 2011 19:42 GMT

#50

Good players to start off with I guess but I disagree with Fury being a guy with lots of potential. Yes he was pretty good in WC3 in 2005 or so but his legendary status(what??) was mainly due to being a part of 4K which is indeed a legendary team but not thanks to Fury. He's been playing SC2 since beta and is doing about as well as he did during his last three or so years in WC3 - a good player, top 10-ish in Sweden but a couple tiers below the best. I don't know where the idea of him having some undiscovered talents comes from.

This was more of a hate post than I intended, Fury is solid and a great pickup for a newly formed team. it was just that one sentence that struck me as odd.

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

July 10 2011 22:30 GMT

#51

Never been happier about any player getting a team.

-miDnight-

Taiwan455 Posts

July 11 2011 06:12 GMT

#52

CS player cArn?
Anyone?

L3g3nd_

New Zealand10461 Posts

July 11 2011 06:15 GMT

#53

nice, gl guys!

<3 FuRy

LeLfe

France3160 Posts

July 11 2011 07:13 GMT

#54

On July 11 2011 15:12 -miDnight- wrote:
CS player cArn?
Anyone?

nope not the same guy and he said several time that it's just pure coincidence

Vorlik

1522 Posts

July 11 2011 07:54 GMT

#55

yaaaay carn <3

Engore

United States1916 Posts

July 11 2011 07:59 GMT

#56

cArn <3 i love this guy. He is really beasty terran. Can't wait to see him get into code A and mix it up. Good luck with this team bro!

Boblhead

United States2577 Posts

July 11 2011 08:01 GMT

#57

Kinda contradicting. It says hes a wc3 legend, but in Carns interview he states he's never played an RTS before.

deth

Australia1757 Posts

July 11 2011 08:10 GMT

#58

I think both players will continue to be a disappointment, and that this team will be short lived. carn isnt even one of SEA's top 10 players and he's been living and breathing starcraft 2 in korea for a while.

gl tho

RetoX

Hong Kong252 Posts

July 11 2011 10:45 GMT

#59

On July 11 2011 17:01 Boblhead wrote:
Kinda contradicting. It says hes a wc3 legend, but in Carns interview he states he's never played an RTS before.

Fury is, cArn's not :p