EPTPuma leaves TSL for EG - Page 53
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oBlade
United States5585 Posts
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HolyArrow
United States7116 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:21 ReaperX wrote: The skill-gap between foreigners and Koreans is not huge, and I'm sure that not all his practice partners are better than the players in EG. What? It's not only about practice partners. It's about the strict team house environment. IdrA says he practices like... 4 hours a day, which is a fraction of how much people in a Korean team house practice. If that's of any indication of EG's overall practice regime, then I don't really think Puma is going to get anywhere near as good practice with EG as he did in TSL. | ||
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Zulk
United States20 Posts
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stickyhands
187 Posts
So ok, EG made a good acquisition, but now, how do Puma will trains -_-? | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:21 DystopiaX wrote: Dude Stfu if you don't know what you're talking about. TSL is under the Korean Sc2 association, a governing body that you speak of. But EG isn't under that. So they really have no authority in this matter. | ||
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Fianchetto
United States157 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:22 Fionn wrote: Puma got a salary before. TSL pays their players salaries. EG is just going to pay him more. no contract bro User was warned for this post | ||
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BFCrimson
United States176 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:21 DystopiaX wrote: Dude Stfu if you don't know what you're talking about. TSL is under the Korean Sc2 association, a governing body that you speak of. A very powerful, authoritative one at that apparently. Do we even know what that association does? A team like SlayerS doesn't seem to be too concerned about it | ||
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makkk
Germany23 Posts
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Quesadilla
United States1814 Posts
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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lunchforthesky
United Kingdom967 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:21 Fianchetto wrote: Puma going to EG isn't bad the the player, its good for the player. He actually gets a salary now! TSL were the only Korean team actually paying a salary. Regardless, it's perfectly fine for Puma to join EG if that's what he wants. However, EG should have gone through TSL management first, not approached the player. That is unprofessional and if Sc2 had any governing body ala Kespa it would be illegal. In football clubs are fined and even docked points for acting this way. | ||
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trikshun
United States437 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:22 Ajnin wrote: Team is doing poorly? Bribe NASL winner korean terran with paycheck. Hope to win. + Show Spoiler + EG idrA player placing 4th behind 3 Koreans. Representing North America at Gamescon. Yeah EG is doing bad | ||
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:18 DystopiaX wrote: So that makes it ok for EG to go behind players backs? there's still a mangement structure there and polite protocols to go through regardless of the state of TSL. The point is that there is no management structure. | ||
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FryktSkyene
United States1327 Posts
33 minutes ago EVEN IF he wasen't under a contract. EG is disrespectful. (according to the quote) Why can't I dislike an disrespectful team? | ||
Fionn
United States23455 Posts
That "source" was some random guy on PlayXP. That's like me saying that Puma was under contract for 50,000 dollars a year. There's no substance there or no true source. | ||
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IceSlipper
Australia1028 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:23 MrDudeMan wrote: I really don't see how this is true. I'm pretty sure idra has gone as far in the GSL as all of the remaining TSL players. Not to mention that I'm sure Puma's friends will still practice with him. open seasons of GSL are not the same as now.. look at idra's skill level now, still incredibly high, but he can't even be compared to the top koreans now.. even towards the end of idras time in korea the koreans were getting further and further ahead of him.. | ||
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Kraznaya
United States3711 Posts
He accepted their training, took their coaching, played with their practice partners, and lived and dined in their team house on their dime. To leave suddenly without informing his team of negotiations first is still a pretty shitty thing to do. | ||
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Mohdoo
United States15689 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:23 MrDudeMan wrote: I really don't see how this is true. I'm pretty sure idra has gone as far in the GSL as all of the remaining TSL players. Not to mention that I'm sure Puma's friends will still practice with him. This was a long time ago and the scene has changed tremendously. Idra has *still* yet to produce any notable results for a long time now. Idra was able to keep up by playing a gigantic amount while in Korea. Now he's not doing either of those and its extremely obvious. It still doesn't change the fact that Idra is a *SINGLE PERSON* and does nothing about the bigger issue, which is the practice environment of a team house surrounded by lots of other aspiring Korean pro-gamers. Puma simply won't be able to keep up 3 months from now. | ||
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PHC
United States472 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:23 oBlade wrote: I definitely don't agree with Milkis here. Part of the Korean mind is its performance in a competitive environment. We definitely shouldn't flood Puma with guilt just because he made what he considered a forward decision for himself. And he doesn't have any duty to his people, nor has he committed any degree of betrayal by doing this. He betrayed his team.... he just packed his shit up and left. Coach Lee says he feels like he raised him. Are you sure you're Korean? | ||
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rickybobby
United States405 Posts
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