EPTTeam EG announce Training House - Page 29
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Railin
Canada96 Posts
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benbrad2
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Having a girl in team house.... perhaps jersy shore? Guys are bound to get lonely, i'll just end here... but instincts are instincts. we are human. | ||
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ch33psh33p
7650 Posts
On August 02 2011 10:08 benbrad2 wrote: Hope this doesn't turn into a reality tv show Having a girl in team house.... perhaps jersy shore? Guys are bound to get lonely, i'll just end here... but instincts are instincts. we are human. Oh god, this has to be the best I've read all day. | ||
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archonOOid
1983 Posts
female girlfriends as managers If the spoiler is one element in the successes of the slayerS team than EG might become an ever mightier force than they already have shown! | ||
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
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Herculix
United States946 Posts
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wats0n
United States509 Posts
There was nothing stopping Idra from working at least 8 hours a day for the last few months. There's no way he's suddenly going to do that. There's no financial incentive for him to work 8 hours a day to come in top 3 when he can instead work 3 hours a day and come in top 8 and make virtually the same amount. He has shown for the last few months that he would rather play 3 hours, so why would that all of a sudden change? | ||
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MonsieurGrimm
Canada2441 Posts
On August 02 2011 10:15 wats0n wrote: This just seems like the classic New Years resolution syndrome. "I'm going to go to the gym every day and get in world class shape." That lasts maybe 10 days. Everyone says that but few people actually do it. There was nothing stopping Idra from working at least 8 hours a day for the last few months. There's no way he's suddenly going to do that. There's no financial incentive for him to work 8 hours a day to come in top 3 when he can instead work 3 hours a day and come in top 8 and make virtually the same amount. He has shown for the last few months that he would rather play 3 hours, so why would that all of a sudden change? there's a huge difference between training alone and training with people in the house with you. you're peer-pressured to practice, you're in more direct contact with them so you can get games set up and talk strategy much more easily, and moving to a house like that represents a commitment to practice why else would the koreans do it? | ||
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metbull
United States404 Posts
On August 01 2011 12:11 Zlasher wrote: Cheap Real Estate, the fact that two of them already live there, and SirScoots already lives there and has a production studio there, and the fact that its near southern california. Why NOT Arizona? Idra is seeing tourny results? which tourny? IPL?.... correct me if i'm wrong but he said something to the effect that with the people in that tourney there is no reason he should not have won. | ||
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Seldentar
United States888 Posts
On August 02 2011 10:15 wats0n wrote: This just seems like the classic New Years resolution syndrome. "I'm going to go to the gym every day and get in world class shape." That lasts maybe 10 days. Everyone says that but few people actually do it. There was nothing stopping Idra from working at least 8 hours a day for the last few months. There's no way he's suddenly going to do that. There's no financial incentive for him to work 8 hours a day to come in top 3 when he can instead work 3 hours a day and come in top 8 and make virtually the same amount. He has shown for the last few months that he would rather play 3 hours, so why would that all of a sudden change? Well I don't know about you, but if it were me and I were having trouble staying motivated, the expectations of my team and the pressure to play 8 hours a day would practically force me to do it even if I loathed it. Although, knowing IdrA he probably doesn't care much about that. | ||
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wats0n
United States509 Posts
On August 02 2011 10:21 MonsieurGrimm wrote: there's a huge difference between training alone and training with people in the house with you. you're peer-pressured to practice, you're in more direct contact with them so you can get games set up and talk strategy much more easily, and moving to a house like that represents a commitment to practice why else would the koreans do it? I never said it doesn't work. It obviously works if you actually do it. The point is you have to have people who follow through. The EG guys have already scoffed at the 12 hours the Koreans do and they're going to do a more modest 6-8 hours. That's already cutting corners. And if Idra only wants to do 5 hours one day do you think that there will be some kind of consequence? Of course not. | ||
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Dub_doubt
United States86 Posts
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Lith
Canada39 Posts
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Psyonic_Reaver
United States4343 Posts
But with Monster footing the bill on the new house, I guess they can finally save some money on their small paychecks. Good luck to them! Edit: Hopefully the training goes better then this! =) Linky to Youtube | ||
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tripper688
United States569 Posts
On August 02 2011 09:51 infey wrote: I think one of the differences between the western and eastern scenes is that players in the western scene spend a lot of time in marketing and self promotion which diverts their focus from the game. I hope by handing the reigns over to Anna, the players can be completely focused on their craft and show (even more of) a competitive presence in tournaments to come. I don't think they spend that much time on marketing and self promotion. It's more of a difference in competition (much higher in KR so you get pushed that much more) and work ethic (very few foreigners have that kind of structured training regimen that the Korean pros do). On August 02 2011 10:09 archonOOid wrote: What does EG and slayerS have in common? + Show Spoiler + female girlfriends as managers If the spoiler is one element in the successes of the slayerS team than EG might become an ever mightier force than they already have shown! Lol and by that I guess you mean maybe EG will finally place someone on a podium at a major event now? SlayerS is led by a borderline mama-bear girl friend to an ex BW Bonjwa in Korea along with coaches and players from the Korean BW pro scene...let's wait a while before we start drawing the parallels to SlayerS. | ||
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bruteMax
Canada339 Posts
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Aurdon
United States2007 Posts
On August 02 2011 10:55 Lith wrote: Would having a players girlfriend/wife whatever not be a conflict of interest for a manager... Doesn't seem to be a problem for Boxer and Slayers'Jessica. | ||
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On August 02 2011 11:20 Aurdon wrote: Doesn't seem to be a problem for Boxer and Slayers'Jessica. Or Grubby and Cassandra, they are even married | ||
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Freefall
Bahamas46 Posts
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userstupidname
Sweden272 Posts
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