It's hard to get better, if your training partners are inferior. At least for IdrA it is gonna be pretty hard to improve much. Puma stays in Korea, so there's not gonna be challenge there, except maybe Demuslim?

deroth

United States83 Posts

August 01 2011 20:33 GMT

#423

Now all they need are some decent players.

HyperionDreamer

Canada1528 Posts

August 01 2011 20:33 GMT

#424

On August 02 2011 05:24 Jyvblamo wrote:
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Damn, EG is ballin' with money.

Wait, what? Idra doesn't make that much money....

Karis Vas Ryaar

United States4396 Posts

August 01 2011 20:33 GMT

#425

looks cool only problem i have is idra wont have any real competion. not sure how he much he can improve but im sure itll work out great for the other members,

Morrisson

289 Posts

August 01 2011 20:33 GMT

#426

Demuslim a challenge? Please. Idra skill has been decreasing little by little since he came back....

Caveman.866

Canada19 Posts

August 01 2011 20:34 GMT

#427

gogo eg grats, it will take a little while for you all to get used to being in the same house, but once you gel you guys will improve more and more quickly, just look at any team sport, start of the years rusty, by the championships its alllllllll good baby

Mythul

16 Posts

August 01 2011 20:36 GMT

#428

God what a fucking huge house. I live in the 2nd largest city of Romania (East Europe) and a huge house like that is easily 500.000k. Soooo big you will need to have a phone with you in case you get lost !!!!

SixSongs

Poland1455 Posts

August 01 2011 20:39 GMT

#429

sick. i hope more houses like this will develop throughout Us

BryanSC

United States455 Posts

August 01 2011 20:42 GMT

#430

On August 01 2011 19:07 SafeAsCheese wrote:

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Perfect attitude to help esports.

Why not just get rid of every foreign team and send the baddie foreigners to play Halo?

Obviously it' 100% impossible for SC2 to ever work outside of korea without the SC2 Master Race gene.

You're such a negative nancy and are clearly hurting E-sports.

turkit

Ireland67 Posts

August 01 2011 20:45 GMT

#431

positive step for foreigner esports, congrats to them, should help their results

Thraundil

Denmark278 Posts

August 01 2011 20:49 GMT

#432

Awesome stuff to see team houses happen in foreign countries as well as Korea! This is great news for EG, they have some amazing potential on their team and the atmosphere of a pro team house will certainly help a lot. Just hope they have arranged for practise partners outside of their own team also. I would really love to see IdrA back on the level he was at just around the time he left Korea - the guy has the potential to be the best.

EG figthing!

deo1

United States199 Posts

August 01 2011 20:50 GMT

#433

This step is needed to insure competitive play globally. I really hopes this works out, and I will certainly be cheering for EG as the players improve and compete.

Petninja

United States159 Posts

August 01 2011 20:53 GMT

#434

On August 02 2011 05:42 BryanSC wrote:

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You're such a negative nancy and are clearly hurting E-sports.

I do believe he turned the sarcasm hose on for that post. The opening page on every browser should probably say "Don't use sarcasm. People don't get it on the internet."

I'm excited to hear that EG is stepping it up. I expect good things from this!

ledgerhs

United States34 Posts

August 01 2011 20:54 GMT

#435

Go EG! Put your minds together and give us a good show at next MLG!

<3s

TissTuss

Sweden33 Posts

August 01 2011 20:54 GMT

#436

On August 02 2011 05:24 Jyvblamo wrote:
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Damn, EG is ballin' with money.

no way idra can make that much money..... or? Can somone confirm?

Skiba

Germany153 Posts

August 01 2011 20:56 GMT

#437

On August 02 2011 05:54 TissTuss wrote:

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no way idra can make that much money..... or? Can somone confirm?

its a bugatti veyron for mor then a 1mio $...

BryanSC

United States455 Posts

August 01 2011 21:07 GMT

#438

On August 02 2011 05:53 Petninja wrote:

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Yes, I did catch the sarcasm and then used my own sarcasm, so I guess that warranted a /sarcasm /sarcasm at the bottom of my post.

tripper688

United States569 Posts

August 01 2011 21:08 GMT

#439

Props to EG for taking a step in the right direction and getting serious about training although like a couple of people said, I don't know just how much of a help this is going to be (compared to Korean pro-houses). Yes it's great to have structured practice and to have it in a centralized location where they can just focus on SC2 but are they going to be doing customs against themselves and on the NA ladder? The environment is set...now they just need the competition and practice partners. I could understand just from a competition standpoint why Puma would want to stay in Korea. He would be getting a lot more out of his practice than say...IdrA would at the EG house if he was just laddering and playing custom MU's with the people there.

Eufouria

United Kingdom4425 Posts

August 01 2011 21:09 GMT

#440

On August 02 2011 05:54 TissTuss wrote:

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no way idra can make that much money..... or? Can somone confirm?

I can indeed confirm that EG has provided each player with Bugatti Veyron as a company car. It has blue flame upgrade and they drive round Arizona looking for mineral lines.