You could have said that about a lot of NA players that were completely unimpressive compared to Koreans before they got there, progression is a process.

bovi

Japan208 Posts

July 23 2011 04:49 GMT

#362

what about the other MvP players? its totally weird to sponsor only 2 players out of the entire team. I hope the entire MvP clan and all its players will enjoy this co-sponsorship.

its not really a team when 2 are sponsored by coL and the rest are not.

MvP fighting!

TheAmazombie

United States3714 Posts

July 23 2011 04:51 GMT

#363

I guess this is cool. I am not really a col. fan, but I am a DRG fan. I would love to see some of the coL. players go and train in Korea though. There are some with a lot of potential.

KimJongChill

United States6429 Posts

July 23 2011 04:52 GMT

#364

Is this like the oGs/SK kind of partnership thing? If so, seems pretty cool. I wonder if any of the Col. members can take advantage of this to go to Korea.

Executor1

1353 Posts

July 23 2011 04:52 GMT

#365

On July 23 2011 13:49 bovi wrote:
what about the other MvP players? its totally weird to sponsor only 2 players out of the entire team. I hope the entire MvP clan and all its players will enjoy this co-sponsorship.

its not really a team when 2 are sponsored by coL and the rest are not.

MvP fighting!

It says they are starting out with these 2 players, it wouldnt make sense financially at all for complexity to agree to fly the whole freaking team out to foreign events.

PHILtheTANK

United States1834 Posts

July 23 2011 04:53 GMT

#366

Awesome news, keep up the good work Complexity, been a fan of the team since the CS days, and now with this and the ROOT acquisition definetly making me a fan your SC2 team as well.

Arterial

Australia1039 Posts

July 23 2011 04:54 GMT

#367

HOLY CRAP!!

DiamondTear

Finland165 Posts

July 23 2011 04:56 GMT

#368

Seems like a great deal for MVP.

Benkestok

Denmark63 Posts

July 23 2011 04:56 GMT

#369

Awsome.

iyoume

2501 Posts

July 23 2011 04:58 GMT

#370

oh man, awesome! love Genius! love DRG! good deal by complexity!

Executor1

1353 Posts

July 23 2011 04:58 GMT

#371

On July 23 2011 13:56 DiamondTear wrote:
Seems like a great deal for MVP.

Seems like a good deal for complexity as well, their players get access to a korean pro gaming house.

xXFireandIceXx

Canada4296 Posts

July 23 2011 05:05 GMT

#372

great move from complexity. i think these acquisitions will go a long way of restoring complexity's former glory!!!

Milkis

5003 Posts

July 23 2011 05:06 GMT

#373

Great news for the SC2 scene

adeptz

Australia220 Posts

July 23 2011 05:12 GMT

#374

That's how it should be - a mutually beneficial deal that works for both sides. None of this shady bs you'd hear recently...

Yugiohking

Canada10 Posts

July 23 2011 05:12 GMT

#375

Its july 22

Cep

Germany41 Posts

July 23 2011 05:14 GMT

#376

yet another big name in esports walks the easy way. borrow players, attach their logo and try to sell any accomplishments 'as their own'.
mym next?

don't get me wrong,. it's great to see skilled players in on-/offline tournaments outside of korea. but you have to expect more from such teams as col/sk.

emc

United States3088 Posts

July 23 2011 05:20 GMT

#377

On July 23 2011 10:53 1ManArmy wrote:

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Isn't this exactly the same as the SK-OGS deal?

MC and Nada stay OGS in Korea, SK pays for their flights accomodation etc to international tournements where they will be wearing a SK outfit.

exactly what I'm saying. very cool though :D

HEROwithNOlegacy

United States850 Posts

July 23 2011 05:22 GMT

#378

Wow this is awesome, coL players are welcome to train int he MVP house in korea if they go to korea, and coL pays for the international flights for MVP. Nice deal, looking forward to this!

reneg

United States859 Posts

July 23 2011 05:28 GMT

#379

This has been a ridiculously huge week for Korean teams & partnerships...Perhaps it has to do with the fact that there's a lot of money on the outside and everyone's learning a little bit better on how to tap into the cash?

I mean, Good players + teams located solely in Korea vs. Teams that tend to perform less well w/ more worldwide access..

I can't help but be excited about all of this