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Horse...falcon
United States1851 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:21 UniversalMind wrote: To bad SC2 dont have drafts and trades and stuff like basketball and football its kinda lame to give birth to a player and watch him get stolen but meh w/e Imagine this as the Lebron James to Miami deal or Carlos Boozer to Utah or Pau Gasol to LA | ||
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torm
Canada274 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:22 doihy wrote: Lost respect for puma , its one thing for lower tier players like rain or hwangsin to join foreign teams... but its totally different if a higher tier player joins foreign teams just for $$$.. Whatever happened to building teamwork.or wanting to have the highest tier of practice partners? I'll be rooting against him in every tourney he plays in.. how outrageous for a player to need money to pursue his passion. | ||
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Vipsanius
Netherlands708 Posts
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theliman2000
United States45 Posts
 Great job picking up an amazing Korean player into a wonderful foreign organization.EG FIGHTING!!! | ||
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TheRabidDeer
United States3806 Posts
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ribboo
Sweden1842 Posts
Also, I'm going to fully expect the Korean SC2 Association to do something about this and make some sort of solid FA policy." | ||
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hitpoint
United States1511 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:23 Azzur wrote: First, it was FXO acquiring fOU. Now this. Ah, nothing like a bit of bad blood between teams :p Would Puma be moving to the USA into the EG team house? How would he cope being so far away from Korea? Would being with EG help improve or worsen his skill? Would his skills help improve the skills of the EG players? So many questions!!! There's no bad blood. Choya approached FXO with the idea. It wasn't some kind of hostile takeover of fou. The deal benefits everyone. | ||
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doovchan
Canada111 Posts
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zoLo
United States5896 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:24 Namu wrote: this is completely different from FXO acquiring fOu. That was done in good agreement (and tbh it almost sounded like fou wanted fxo to sponsor them, especially choya) You said the same thing he said. | ||
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feebas
Finland268 Posts
We need more information! | ||
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Chriscras
Korea (South)2812 Posts
The Korean community has no right to be angry. If they would just start watching SC2 to the same extent as the foreign community, then these players wouldn't actually have to go outside of Korea looking for a paycheck. | ||
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Zirith
Canada403 Posts
Edit: dohiy there isnt nearly enough info for you to pass such harsh judgments like that lol, such a massive over reaction XD. To say you lost all respect for a guy that showed us some of the best tvp games ever at nasl, is completely ludicrous. (he had to go through that giant open bracket tourney ffs) | ||
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confusedcrib
United States1307 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:12 Ruscour wrote: DeMuslim is okay. Axslav flies under the radar but he's okay. EG's main failures are iNcontroL and Machine, have they ever actually done well in anything...ever? I have no idea where you got this from. Let me look something up for you: Demuslim: Winner IEM Europe, Warcraft 3 background Axslav: 4th Place IPL, War3 background iNcontroL: 4th Place MLG Dallas, 1st place WCG USA 2007 Machine: 4th Place SC reddit invitational, 6th Place MLG Dallas, 2008 4th place WCG USA No idea why I just spent so much time disproving a random flamer, but as you can see, if anything, Machine and iNcontroL have posted better results then Demuslim and Axslav, which you were apparently very ignorant to. As for the Puma acquisition, I really hope that that is not TSL's official stance, EG has every right to court Puma without going through the coaches, it's not like they own him. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
This kind of thing is natural. It is part of the merger between foreigner and Korean worlds where only the strongest players will be left over. That being said. I would not mind the creation of an organization that places a worth value on players heads making them unable to move out of that team unless the value of that player is paid for. I am on the side of the players. They shouldn't have to live in terrible conditions if they are also working 12 hour days. | ||
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Azzur
Australia6267 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:23 ribboo wrote: How can you even remotely compare FXO acquiring FOU (Choya was the one to approach FXO with an offer.) to this? Nono, I wasn't implying FXO acquiring fOU was underhand at all - just saying that it was big news. The bad blood I'm referring to is EG and TSL. | ||
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Arcticc
United States203 Posts
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
This is most likely a straight forward business decision from both sides. TSL not being able to afford Puma after FD and Trickster leaving probably means theyre about to go under. | ||
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Jheez
France1 Post
User was banned for this post. | ||
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Amui
Canada10567 Posts
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:23 Azzur wrote: First, it was FXO acquiring fOU. Now this. Ah, nothing like a bit of bad blood between teams :p Would Puma be moving to the USA into the EG team house? How would he cope being so far away from Korea? Would being with EG help improve or worsen his skill? Would his skills help improve the skills of the EG players? So many questions!!! FXO getting fOu is nothing like this. Choya and the FXO team are friends. The teams are friends. fOu didn't have that great of funds, so FXO fused the teams together, and now the talent level on FXO is higher and money isn't an issue anymore for the former fOu members. But this could really start a real big shitstorm. I don't think Korean teams/managers will take kindly to this. | ||
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