EPTPuma leaves TSL for EG - Page 99
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tripledoubles
Australia213 Posts
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jarrydesque
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I don't study law, but it is my understanding that an oral contract is no less binding than a written contract (as recognized by the law) with the only exception being through the Statute of Fraud - essentially denying that there was an agreement altogether. In my opinion, if you receive a salary from someone, there must be some sort of understanding, contract or no. Aaaanyway, none of that really matters now, because it is done. There is nothing more to comment on until EG makes a statement. | ||
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Demonace34
United States2493 Posts
On July 21 2011 17:58 vrok wrote: Idra is capable of winning LAN tournaments? Source please. How many MLG's has there been? Wait, did he win one of those....last year maybe? | ||
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hYdrA-MeNo
Mexico344 Posts
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TheKefka
Croatia11752 Posts
And it seemed like it would be a peace full day. Oh well gz to EG. | ||
Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
On July 21 2011 17:49 Sententia wrote: Puma isn't just an object auctioned for the highest bidder, if he had wanted to stay in TSL he could easily have done so regardless of the pay raise EG offered. My bet is that Puma wanted to be on a more successful team, practicing with better players. I wouldnt become a professional gambler. EG has exactly one decent practice partner  | ||
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Namu
United States826 Posts
On July 21 2011 18:01 jmbthirteen wrote: Except there are no rules in place to say EG tampered... we're comparing scenes here, obviously? I know there are no rules in place to say EG tampered, but talking in comparison, that is EXACTLY what EG did (assuming the content in OP is correct). Now assuming Puma did not have a binding contract, it's obviously legally not a problem, but morally? not so sure.. | ||
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starcraft2rush
306 Posts
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farvacola
United States18838 Posts
On July 21 2011 17:58 alexhard wrote: Actually it never happens in any other sport. Players are contracted and if other teams want them, they have to pay transfer fees. And in those sports, players have agents and massive support systems, neither of which are available to the vast majority of pro gamers. In fact, tampering almost always includes action on the part of a players agent, meaning all of these people screaming "poaching" and "tampering" clearly have no idea how different e-sports is than athletics. | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On July 21 2011 17:53 Iroh wrote: It's very different in sport. If a team works it's butt off to get a player better, finally to see him win over some great players and win something like NASL, only to have him sniped away. Very different to the work place. In any sport/esport the team is working to get these players better for the players and themselves and to have another team just pick them away after the harder work is done should be stopped. EG should of atleast talked to TSL first and shown interest and ask to speak to him. Without something like that starcraft 2 will not be as strong as players will just jump about and things like the GSTL could be dominated by 1 team and every season lineups be completely different (an over exaggeration but it *could* happen with it being like this). The place I currently work at are very active in raising its employees know-how. We are sent to courses and seminars all the time and most of them aren't cheep. I fail to see how this is much different. | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On July 21 2011 18:01 jarrydesque wrote: You have to laugh at all the tough guys putting on their grim faces and dropping the "it's business" like it's a 10 ton argument stopper. By saying things like that, you're actually showing that you have no idea what business is about. Any big corporation would want to be seen as ethical and reputable. Going around shafting people earns you a bad reputation which is bad for business. This is common sense. I don't study law, but it is my understanding that an oral contract is no less binding than a written contract (as recognized by the law) with the only exception being through the Statute of Fraud - essentially denying that there was an agreement altogether. In my opinion, if you receive a salary from someone, there must be some sort of understanding, contract or no. Aaaanyway, none of that really matters now, because it is done. There is nothing more to comment on until EG makes a statement. EG is one of the most visible E-Sports teams out there. They sure don't act like it. | ||
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Kairos~
Canada129 Posts
On July 21 2011 18:01 Demonace34 wrote: How many MLG's has there been? Wait, did he win one of those....last year maybe? Because if a player isn't winning first place in everything he is trash with that logic. You know your stuff guys. | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On July 21 2011 18:01 Demonace34 wrote: How many MLG's has there been? Wait, did he win one of those....last year maybe? Against foreigners, maybe? Then suddenly koreans, IdrA not winning. A coincidence? Not a good move by PuMa practice partner wise. | ||
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ragealot
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EaryKing
Bulgaria158 Posts
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Disposition1989
Canada270 Posts
interesting though. im most familiar with how hockey works when it comes to professional teams and stuff and this would be a case of tampering if hes under contract still. (fined by the league, obviously dont get the player, lose draft picks) but, likely sc2 contracts work a little different than hockey does, assuming any of this is even true. one step closer to being seen in the same light as hockey!! one can dream right let us all read a song of ice and fire and give it a couple hours before we call for their heads | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
On July 21 2011 17:59 Namu wrote: yeah cause the west surely has a good starcraft scene infrastructure that everyone should follow right? more like there's basically no structure because there's no governing body... And what infrastructure is there in the Korean scene? It's already been stated that their players weren't even under contract. Their scene right now is basically throw a bunch of guys in a house together for practice and that's that. | ||
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Slakter
Sweden1947 Posts
Now that is something I didnt think I would say for a while. | ||
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xza
Singapore1600 Posts
MKP leaves prime for mouz: "OMG NO FAIR!" but i doubt mkp will leave prime | ||
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On July 21 2011 18:01 Mootland wrote: Quoted for truth, people are not looking far enough here, this will be a thorn in the side of korean and foreign sc2 communities and could cause Korea to "close" its borders and then we would have BW all over again because as it stands, Koreans atm are just that much better than foreigners (aside from a VERY selected few foreigners). Sorry, even the korean players would see that as incredibly dumb. If Korean teams are afraid of losing players, maybe they should pay more? If they cannot afford to play more, maybe they don't deserve the players? | ||
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