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wklbishop
United States1286 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:17 Blasphemi wrote: Hoseo have gone from a joke to koreas most promising team. Actually since they're being sponsored by an University, how would partnerships with the university work in terms of process and deals? The more I think of it, the more I'm not entirely sure how their team works. | ||
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
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pdd
Australia9933 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:18 Sina92 wrote: Am I the only one who doesn't care too much about these joint ventures? I prefer to keep track of the players individually and follow them. Players cannot grow and develop without financial and travel support. Teams allow them to do this. Personally, I'm not a fan of these joint ventures as I much rather prefer teams to just merge or something so as to keep the identity of the team consistent. But I think it's the start of potential partnerships into the future, so who knows. | ||
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freeloader625
United States180 Posts
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harhar!
Germany190 Posts
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Blasphemi
United Kingdom980 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:18 Sina92 wrote: Am I the only one who doesn't care too much about these joint ventures? I prefer to keep track of the players individually and follow them. And this allows great players like DRG to play foreign events | ||
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Aurdon
United States2007 Posts
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StarcraftKevin
United States285 Posts
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SoJu.WeRRa
Korea (South)820 Posts
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Aaronplayshorn
United States15 Posts
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1ManArmy
Netherlands895 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:18 Sina92 wrote: Am I the only one who doesn't care too much about these joint ventures? I prefer to keep track of the players individually and follow them. But these joint ventures make it possible for your favourite korean players to play in more tournaments than before. It also makes it possible for your favourite foreign players to showcase their stuff against the best players possible, which will improve their skill. Good reason to care about these joint ventures it seems  | ||
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ForlornHope
Vietnam111 Posts
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:24 Aurdon wrote: I really do not like these 'partnerships.' I wish the foreign teams would just strive to create their own teams with their own players with their own prohouses. Create more opportunities for players to live the dream not shrink the pool of sponsorships and money by renting a few Koreans. Uh, "living the dream" is for foreigners to be able to go to Korea and train there. So your point is moot. | ||
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WArped
United Kingdom4845 Posts
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udgnim
United States8024 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:14 nihoh wrote: These partnerships seem so meaningless to me. being able to rely on outside foreign teams relieves a lot of pressure off of Korean teams to send their players to foreign events | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:25 1ManArmy wrote: But these joint ventures make it possible for your favourite korean players to play in more tournaments than before. It also makes it possible for your favourite foreign players to showcase their stuff against the best players possible, which will improve their skill. Good reason to care about these joint ventures it seems And if they have a decent amount of success, it's possible more sponsorships will come to them, which is great for everybody involved. | ||
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Aurdon
United States2007 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:23 Blasphemi wrote: And this allows great players like DRG to play foreign events No it allows for Koreans to remain dominant by spending money on flying them all around world instead of the foreign teams to man up and create their own teams with their own players and their own teamhouses and training regimens. There might be a lot of great players in the foreign scene that haven't had the opportunity to train and grow because all the resources are being spent on Koreans. | ||
Fionn
United States23455 Posts
Only thing I don't like is that DRG won't be wearing his awesome MVP jacket at MLG. If he wins, most of the non-GSL/Korean watchers won't get exposed to the MVP team. | ||
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On July 23 2011 11:26 udgnim wrote: being able to rely on outside foreign teams relieves a lot of pressure off of Korean teams to send their players to foreign events Exactly. Over the next few months there will be Korean players coming to foreign tournaments, and foreign players moving to Korea to train. The financial burden is essentially halved when there is another team paying for the costs | ||
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Mayor
United States472 Posts
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