EPTI also don't know if the way the first NASL event ran, dissuaded Korea players because of the ridiculous wait time per day just to play a match, was part of SC2Con decision not to compete in NASL.
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Yang Wenli
United States2283 Posts
I also don't know if the way the first NASL event ran, dissuaded Korea players because of the ridiculous wait time per day just to play a match, was part of SC2Con decision not to compete in NASL. | ||
Insane
United States4991 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:41 masterbreti wrote: Then why not just say to them "we're covering your entire costs," instead of putting a limit on it. Thats rather dumb. you tell the Koreans that you'll cover 2k. they say to you they want you to cover it all. Well if 2k will cover it then tell them that you'll cover it all. seems like really poor thinking on NASL's part. Saying you'll cover all costs isn't at all intelligent though unless you are also doing the booking yourself, as you have no control over how much they choose to spend. Being able to do it within 2k is very different from a guarantee that they'll do it in under 2k. | ||
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legaton
France1763 Posts
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Kraznaya
United States3711 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:42 MrCon wrote: Yeah...it's exactly like if Thorzain, Jinro, Naniwa and Sase went to Gom studio 2 days ago and said "sorry, you pay us 2000$ each or we don't play and you have no broadcast today, sorry" Seriously, what the hell with this korean association ? See, the difference here is that Thorzain, Jinro, Naniwa, and Sase actually had the ability and cash to make it to the GOM studio. | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:41 masterbreti wrote: Then why not just say to them "we're covering your entire costs," instead of putting a limit on it. Thats rather dumb. you tell the Koreans that you'll cover 2k. they say to you they want you to cover it all. Well if 2k will cover it then tell them that you'll cover it all. seems like really poor thinking on NASL's part. The teams want it all covered, no upfront fee, and the prize money. The $2000 is $1000 in travel and the minimum $1000 in prize money. | ||
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GxZ
United States375 Posts
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BleuDeChanel
Peru30 Posts
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fellcrow
United States288 Posts
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outerspace02
United States136 Posts
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GuiltyJerk
United States584 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:40 RoyalCheese wrote: I'm actually cool with this. Don't get me wrong, i love to watch koreans but i most of the time root for foreigners. And tbh im tired of getting my heart broken  It would be cool if koreans were in NASL, but i think it will be just as cool without them.Exactly this, Koreans are nice, but I just get my soul crushed every time that they play T.T Most Koreans not being there also means more interviews during the main season, since most of the winners will be able to speak English. Also there won't be people saying a win was only about lag or some shit. | ||
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Remfire
492 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:17 Smurphy wrote: "Koreans" still in? *edit* added quotes so there's no debate on what exactly is a Korean. This is more of a question of who is in and who is out. SeleCT Rain Puma BoxeR Hero Koreans out? MC July Zenio Moon Squirtle NaDa Ace Ensnare Alive Clide Revival MarineKing SC TOP Is that 14 spots to be filled? On August 12 2011 08:14 NASL.tv wrote: BoxeR already declined participation (his withdrawal came before the SC2Con decision, but for similar reasons) BoxeR is out too | ||
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ViceZ
United States42 Posts
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awwnuts07
United States621 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:41 Esel wrote: I dont get it why do Koreans have such a big problem with money and sponsorships i mean SouthKorea is the mekka of esports and starcraft they all should be rich ballerclubs o.O I think that's only for BW not SC2. | ||
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Scheme
United Kingdom210 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:38 HolyArrow wrote: I didn't make any assumptions. You explicitly admitted that you can't tell the difference ingame between Koreans and high level foreigners, unless I misinterpreted that statement somehow - if that's the case, I apologize. I agree that competitive and entertaining games will be played, but the point that I took away from your original post was "one cannot can't even tell the difference, and people need to stop pretending that they can" - so, the natural next step in my thought process was, "Okay, so he can't tell the difference. That's understandable if he doesn't have enough knowledge of the game". If I showed a game where I didn't name the players...would you be able to tell the difference between say IdrA and some generic Code A zerg korean player( and IdrA doesn't gg doesn't count XD).Obviously I'm making assumption that they have similar style. I will be supporting NASL either way. Its a pretty awesome tourney, Koreans or not. | ||
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Haze.884
New Zealand192 Posts
On August 12 2011 08:42 justinpal wrote: It's because we are a AA+ nation now. The Koreans don't trust us to pay back their security deposit. Blame Congress. I lol'd at this :D I understand the decision Koreans made, but I dont agree on their 'threatening' to pull out -.-. I want to hear from Mr.Chae. TSL matter seemed really wrong when we only heard from ST coach, and it turned different when we heard Coach Lee's side of the story. | ||
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Canada397 Posts
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United States7313 Posts
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Australia6098 Posts
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