EPTOn July 22 2011 09:36 meep wrote:
"It's not unethical, it's just the way we run the company"
-AG
"It's not unethical, it's just the way we run the company"
-AG
This is basically the whole discussion in a quote.
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Kaedo
United Kingdom14 Posts
This is basically the whole discussion in a quote. | ||
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PhyreHazard
Canada298 Posts
wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans. | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:37 thanhbao86 wrote: You guys need to understand Asian cultures (Korean in this case) first before pulling out the no-contract crap. That does not work in Korea. Try to understand that please. It doesn't matter, Koreans now have to compete with Non-Korean. The Koreans are going to be in trouble because they're behind the business side of things. | ||
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xN.07)MaK
Spain1159 Posts
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Serpico
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On July 22 2011 09:39 koreasilver wrote: The Korean community needs to lose their hubris, seriously. It's not cute anymore, it's not admirable, it's just arrogant and the cultural argument is getting old if that's what they really think. I hope it isn't. | ||
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Grimsong
United States252 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:40 PhyreHazard wrote: why does the international scene matter -Milkis wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans. This. And you wonder why EG has Puma on the way. | ||
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cskalias.pbe
United States293 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:37 thanhbao86 wrote: You guys need to understand Asian cultures (Korean in this case) first before pulling out the no-contract crap. That does not work in Korea. Try to understand that please. Whatever, I'm Korean, born in Korea, and am psyched as all hell that AG and EG are moving to give SC2 players the money and glory I think they deserve. Not only that PUMA is korean, he knows what the fuck is up. Why is everyone taking Coach Lee's side and not PUMAs? | ||
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MonsieurGrimm
Canada2441 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:37 getSome[703] wrote: LET HIM TALK AG You run your company in a manner aimed to poach players who aren't contracted? That's what I got from AG's two minute ramble I think he was saying that he runs his company in such a way that his players won't get poached when contracts are up, so he's playing the game when the Korean scene doesn't want to be a part of it. But his argument is also that the scene is international and players and teams are not constrained to a geographical area, so the Koreans are pretty much forced to play the game (contracting their players and looking at things from a business standpoint) but that's just my interpretation | ||
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Twoinches
United States131 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:39 tuho12345 wrote: Nobody hates or anything. They just don't like this move at all. Just like you grow your best student and he'd be taken away on his first day outside the country. Feel like betrayal you know. but if he was being taken away for a much BROADER education you would not be proud of him? | ||
BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:40 PhyreHazard wrote: why does the international scene matter -Milkis wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans. why does the international scene matter (in the context of what I'm talking about)? -Milkis | ||
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thedz
United States217 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:37 thanhbao86 wrote: You guys need to understand Asian cultures (Korean in this case) first before pulling out the no-contract crap. That does not work in Korea. Try to understand that please. It's like you think Korean culture is solely about SC2. Look at contracts in BW, in Korean business, etc. | ||
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Yew
United States940 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:40 seiferoth10 wrote: Any who's fault is that? They know by Rain, foU, and Oz that Korean players are subject to foreign interest. I mean Korean teams don't "poach" players from other teams. | ||
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Darkong
United Kingdom418 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:38 EchoZ wrote: "why does the international scene matter" That kicks the bucket.. Yeah, Milkis kinda shot himself in the foot big time with that comment. | ||
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Greatness
United States450 Posts
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Longshank
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YouinashouRi
Canada76 Posts
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babylon
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Slakter
Sweden1947 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:40 PhyreHazard wrote: why does the international scene matter -Milkis wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans. What do you mean with relevant? | ||
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marvin.
United States469 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:41 Grimsong wrote: This. And you wonder why EG has Puma on the way. Everyone seems to quoting this, but I think milkis was interrupted by djwheat before he was even able to make his point. He wasn't really saying the international scene doesn't matter - that would be just ignorant. He was rather talking about the korean culture and trying to help Alex understand why the way they approached Puma created the uproar that it did. | ||
InvalidID
United States1050 Posts
On July 22 2011 09:37 getSome[703] wrote: LET HIM TALK AG You run your company in a manner aimed to poach players who aren't contracted? That's what I got from AG's two minute ramble That sounds like a well run company to me. Why would you not poach under-compensated talent if it is available and you have the need for it? It is just standard operations for most companies, and it benefits employees at the cost of employers who do not compensate their employees sufficiently. | ||
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