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udgnim
United States8024 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:08 jyisvip wrote: Watch Puma's skill level drop like mad soon. this is what I'm honestly expecting training in a Korean progamer house instills a lot more discipline and quality of practice that can't be duplicated he's not going to get that wherever he's going to end up living/playing at | ||
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OdiousTea
Australia357 Posts
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:11 Serpico wrote: No it's really not, because we're talking about EG acquiring a player and that's the crux of the issue. Don't be stupid. Actually you're pretty stupid. First of all you don't know that Puma was in Brood War, and then you think Idra practices alot. Basically everything you're assuming is wrong, so don't go insulting other people when you're the one that hasn't got a clue. Here's some facts for you: 1. Idra states that he practices 3 hours a day normally. 2. Puma has been a constant figure in Brood War. Now you may proceed, and this time try not to look stupid. User was warned for this post | ||
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holy_war
United States3590 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:13 mdma-_- wrote: how is this even controversial? EG offered Puma a contract and he accepted i dont rly see the problem :S The problem comes from Coach Lee's wording that he was "released" from the team, aka he was under a contract. If he was truly under a contract (no one knows at the moment), then it would be a very shady move on EG's part. | ||
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BFCrimson
United States176 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:12 JoeAWESOME wrote: If this keep happening it will be hard to the mainstream audience to accept eSport as a sport. We need more professionalism in esport :/ Not ESPORTS!!!! Well if you make a comparison to real sports, this quite frankly a bit mild | ||
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freerolll
Belgium1056 Posts
On July 21 2011 15:55 Dodgin wrote: I would like to remind everyone that Liquid is the only foreign team with a player in Code S. This by definition makes them the #1 foreign team. I see what you did there :-) Well played | ||
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ApBuLLet
United States604 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:10 namste wrote: I like these references to team X that plays a sport Y that no one outside of your own country Z actually follows or knows anything about. Just because you don't understand it doesn't give you the right to bash it and say it doesn't make sense though. Maybe enlighten yourself a bit and ask how it relates? | ||
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MrSexington
United States1768 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:11 Ezze wrote: EG will solidify its reputation as a joke team. I wasn't aware of this reputation. Says who? | ||
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namste
Finland2292 Posts
Idra himself his is own problem that he needs to sort out before any more advance in skill can happen. | ||
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HeIios
Sweden2523 Posts
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Ansalem
564 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:13 ReaperX wrote: You guys are overreacting way too much, lol. Yeah, it's definitely sad news that Puma decided to leave the way he did, but it's not really EG's fault that they decided to contact the player first just to see if he was interested. It's hard to contact coaches on the other side of the world, and if Puma was interested in EG then he'd clear things up with the Coach. Anyways, good steal from EG. You guys are awesome. Yeah, cause contacting someone through email and having it reach them almost instantaneously is SOOOO hard....EG management and other people have talked before about contacting Korean management and players through translators, you make it sound like they have to fly across the world for a 5minute conversation or somthing. | ||
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eggs
1011 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:11 Ryukku wrote: This just shows that esports is growing... soon players who join teams will have to sign a binding contract pretty much like soccer players to prevent this kind of shit from happening. though i think what EG did is not a nice thing, but it just shows they will do what they need to be the best within legal limits. Its every man for themselves, and i definitely dont fault puma for his move =)... good luck puma! TSL dying doesn't mean esports is growing. Hite Entus didn't form out of a growing BW market. | ||
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FarbrorAbavna
Sweden4856 Posts
Right now, EG made Puma an offer he couldnt refuse and that's that. Haha it's so sick what a recruit EG got and how ez(it seems) it was. Congrats to EG :D | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:11 walklightwhat wrote: Ugh. People so desperate to choose sides. And you aren't slightly biased are you? Good luck to EG and Puma. Hehe, I do love the fact that people didn't quite get that the SOTG/ITG thing was technically JP's "fault". There wasn't any ill will, just contract confliction issues, which couldn't be sorted out, so inControl simply could not be a "pillar" on SOTG. That JP never completely did the contract didn't matter 4+ months in. But there were no "fouls" involved in that situation. This one, EG could have been a little more "devious", but we simply won't know until later tomorrow. | ||
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johngalt90
United States357 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:06 TheSilverfox wrote: I've got a feeling that more than coaches and managers that are unhappy with this. DongRaeGu will go to MLG Anaheim... My bet is that the MVP coach/manager is kind of nervous right now. I agree with you on this point but i think this arguement is quite valid. The way i see it why spend all that money to send a player overseas and then have him come home and be "screw you guys im going to join a foreign team!" If behavior like this continues then we are gonna be having players and managers unions etc. gonna be like the NFL (not quite the NCAA lol). Gonna be major discouragement for teams like prime or Startale or incredible miracle. That being said i dont think TSL is gonna last much longer anyways they must not offer much for their players cuz it seems a lot of pros are jumping ship (didnt rainbow leave recently too?) | ||
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Namu
United States826 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:12 MrDudeMan wrote: Koreans also seem to think that a female celebrity coming forward and revealing that she is being physically abused by her husband is a case of her failing to "maintain dignity". The chances of the TSL coaching staff even letting EG talk to Puma is slim to none. Puma most definitely deserves more then he got payed at TSL (assuming he got payed at all, he had zero results prior to NASL), if this is what he is happy with, then who cares how they went about it. i have NO idea where your first point about the female celebrity came from, and also those are some very bold generalizations. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:06 youngminii wrote: Nonononono Nonono Let me fill you in on Koreans. Koreans have a level of kinship deeper than westerners. If you get together as a team, you will become very close. The coach is a father figure and he wanted what would make Puma happy. If Puma wanted to go and join another team then the coach would let him. This doesn't change the fact that EG is a complete joke of a team who didn't respect TSL as a team, didn't respect SC2 as a sport, didn't respect the Korean culture and they certainly don't respect Puma. The worst part is Puma had such a bright future ahead of him too. lol my korean genes are kicking in for the whole respect thing ==;; Thats certainly respectable. Team SHOULD be close. But if Puma left so easily, one could say that he lacks respect. BUT if the team is really supposed to be a family environment and the coach is supposed to be the dad, what does it say about the environment and the "dad" if theyve lost 4 of their most successful players in a matter of weeks? | ||
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speedphlux
Bulgaria962 Posts
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although it is still not the best analogy. He just means they are the "yankees of sc2" because the are essentially buying players with unparalleled funding. Or at least that is the speculation. It has nothing to do with the players themselves or their skill or anything close to that.
