EPTTeam Dignitas signs TanDongHo formerly of ZeNEX - Page 10
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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MepHiii
Poland191 Posts
On July 23 2011 08:10 Ruscour wrote: Hahaha :D Hopefully they give him a 'wam' welcome. thank you, fixed. | ||
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ForlornHope
Vietnam111 Posts
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Heathen
Philippines351 Posts
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Elem
Sweden4717 Posts
On July 23 2011 10:08 Heathen wrote: TanDongHo is really really good though. He might not be a DRG or a Losira but he's a very talented Zerg that'll achieve great things if he uses this great opportunity well. Why didnt they get other better players?  | ||
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XiGua
Sweden3085 Posts
Dignitas is getting stronger. | ||
GTR
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L3g3nd_
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1ManArmy
Netherlands895 Posts
On July 23 2011 10:08 Heathen wrote: Why didnt they get other better players? And i don't think that Dignitas was thinking: omg.. all those foreign teams get koreans.. lets look at the GSL and acquire the best player we find there. I think it was more of an oppertunity that came on their road. Maybe Zenex/TandongHo even initiated the signing. Since Tandongho would not be able to stay with the team because of his studies, but still wants to play with a professional sc2 team. And Dignitas was the team that accepted it. I might be totally wrong though | ||
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On July 23 2011 10:14 GTR wrote: his id is less imaginative than 'jaedong' =[ How is it any worse than DongRaeGu?  TDH, DRG, MVP, etc ;p Yay acronyms! | ||
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GenesisX
Canada4267 Posts
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Nomad-
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BASICALLY... im on team dignitas already | ||
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Enervate
United States1769 Posts
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
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TheAmazombie
United States3714 Posts
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On July 23 2011 10:19 GenesisX wrote: whats happening to the korean sc2 scene T______T Good players are probably tired of sitting in Code B for month not able to make any money because theres only one major tourney in KR. | ||
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1ManArmy
Netherlands895 Posts
On July 23 2011 10:19 GenesisX wrote: whats happening to the korean sc2 scene T______T It's transforming in ´the Sc2 scene´ | ||
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
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Kich
United States339 Posts
On July 23 2011 09:41 SiCkO_ wrote: you do realize that Dignitas didn't go behind the ZeNEX Coach's back and actually included him in the process, which EG never did. Congrats Dignitas! best of luck in your future competitions and best of luck to TanDong on his new team. Really? Because that's exactly what it looks like. They contacted TanDon, TanDon contacted his coach, his Coach didn't flip shit and worked with TanDon to help make the transition easier. That's what happened differently. What Lee did was incredibly unprofessional and incredibly rude and accusatory when it was completely uncalled for. He could have, much like Coach Yoon did, react positively and supportive of Puma. Instead, what did he do? Coach Lee threatened Puma with telling me that he'd get massive negative lashback for it and then went on a crusade against EG. He even quoted puma himself saying that puma told him that he'd bear any negative backlash for it and that he could handle it. Who the fuck does that? Who goes out of their way to purposefully pile on more stress to someone who according to Lee was already very stressed out?? What he should have done was be supportive of Puma being able to actually make money for what he wants to do. Ultimately, Lee is just salty that so many people are leaving him and this was just his last straw--he would have flipped out no matter what happened. He would have flipped out if they spoke to him first, he would have flipped out if Puma never spoke to him, he would have flipped out if they all sat down and had ice cream together. | ||
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1ManArmy
Netherlands895 Posts
On July 23 2011 10:29 JiYan wrote: korean teams pick up new korean players all the time. a few good ones are trickling into foreign teams thats all. its not like these teams are falling apart its that the foreign teams are getting more promising for koreans. And i think its pretty good for the korean teams too actually. Since some foreign teams seem to be able and willing to pay for playertransfers, the Korean teams could get some extra revenue. This will allow them to provide their players with better conditions. And the Korean scene is very talented, so more players could rise to the status of progamer. The foreigners just need to make sure that the negotions about playertransfers are being done in a non-shady way, that leaves all parties satisfied. And the koreans need to see the necessity of contracts in this globalizing industry, instead of basing their team on traditional/cultural korean values like loyalty and trust. | ||
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