EPTKorean teams withdraw from NASL - Page 30
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Pudge_172
United States1378 Posts
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HaRxTears
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Silver777
United States347 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:16 Fubi wrote: You people realize, $2000 barely covers airplane tickets right? Add in food, hotel, etc, they are definitely paying out of their own pockets. Now add in the opportunity cost: travel and preparation for this = less time to practice and focus on other tournaments (GSL/GSTL for example) Try to understand it from the Korean's pov. Please browse the thread before posting, NASL posted the exact costs already and its under by around $300. So its a 1/16 chance for a ton of money. | ||
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forgottendreams
United States1771 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:16 Fubi wrote: You people realize, $2000 barely covers airplane tickets right? Add in food, hotel, etc, they are definitely paying out of their own pockets. Now add in the opportunity cost: travel and preparation for this = less time to practice and focus on other tournaments (GSL/GSTL for example) Try to understand it from the Korean's pov. This was already covered in this post On August 12 2011 08:41 Bumblebee wrote: What are you talking about? I'm managing Team Liquid and I can tell you that the planetickets cost around 1200 $ for a return ticket. Hotel during the event wouldn't be more than 400$ and then you can eat and drink for less than 50$ a day. What's the problem here? 2000 $ is more than sufficient to cover all costs. I think the larger point here which may be flying over peoples heads is SC2Con is probably trying to squeeze out NASL. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11133 Posts
You were the CHOSEN one! You were supposed to be the good alternative to KeSPA, not become them! Hopefully, something will be worked out past the last minute, as there are quite a few excellent players withdrawing. Nevertheless, the remaining players in NASL are all still quite good. | ||
Myles
United States5162 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:16 Fubi wrote: You people realize, $2000 barely covers airplane tickets right? Add in food, hotel, etc, they are definitely paying out of their own pockets. Now add in the opportunity cost: travel and preparation for this = less time to practice and focus on other tournaments (GSL/GSTL for example) Try to understand it from the Korean's pov. This has been refuted by both the TL manager and the NASL itself, both of which paid for ticket+expenses for multiple players. Their quotes are in this thread. | ||
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chaopow
United States556 Posts
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Grampz
United States2147 Posts
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ShootingStars
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On August 12 2011 09:16 Zeddicus wrote: This feels very kespa dictatorish... How do Koreans expect to be paid to come and take our prize money? If it's pretty much guaranteed that you are going to win 40K, why would you expect to be paid? There are non koreans who know they can't win if Koreans are here that will pay their own money to show up anyways. I am not liking SC2con much right now. I may not be fully informed, and I'm not saying SC2con is terrible and always will be terrible, but right now, I'm not feeling very positive about it. Well look at this... whos better? Who has the power to say, my scene is far superior to your scene and I have the power to do so. The Koreans. NASL wants them. and they did not give an attractive bait. Simple as that. | ||
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
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legaton
France1763 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:12 iCCup.Diamond wrote: Yea I prefer smaller paid freedom over a higher paid slave system Excuse me, but i don't understand your comment. You are from the Iccup server, aren't you? I thought you people knew your broodwar. | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:16 Fubi wrote: You people realize, $2000 barely covers airplane tickets right? Add in food, hotel, etc, they are definitely paying out of their own pockets. Now add in the opportunity cost: travel and preparation for this = less time to practice and focus on other tournaments (GSL/GSTL for example) Try to understand it from the Korean's pov. maybe you missed NASL's post earlier. They purchased the tickets for season one grand finals for $1,192. It shouldn't cost over $2k for everything else. Teams should have to pay out of pocket for travel expenses. Its a huge reason why players join teams, so they don't pay for it themselves. | ||
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lim1017
Canada1278 Posts
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EtohEtoh
Canada669 Posts
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Koibu0
United States513 Posts
NASL has done a good job of trying to accommodate the Korean teams, but I for one will be looking at this with hopeful eyes. I'm quite eager to see the new roaster :D | ||
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spybreak
United States684 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:18 eviltomahawk wrote: After hearing all this news about SC2con and their exploits, all I can think is.. You were the CHOSEN one! You were supposed to be the good alternative to KeSPA, not become them! Hopefully, something will be worked out past the last minute, as there are quite a few excellent players withdrawing. Nevertheless, the remaining players in NASL are all still quite good. Love that scene | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
MarineKing could've finally won a big tournament, and now he can't even play it. | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:18 eviltomahawk wrote: After hearing all this news about SC2con and their exploits, all I can think is.. You were the CHOSEN one! You were supposed to be the good alternative to KeSPA, not become them! Hopefully, something will be worked out past the last minute, as there are quite a few excellent players withdrawing. Nevertheless, the remaining players in NASL are all still quite good. Haha very good quote | ||
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ArchDC
Malaysia1996 Posts
On August 12 2011 09:05 NASL.tv wrote: This is absolutely false. Mr.Chae works VERY HARD to unite the Korean and foreign scene. I've spoken to him extensively about this issue and others, and I consider him a friend of mine. He has tried to argue our case to the Korean teams. He has been nothing but helpful. Please, show your respect to GOMTV and Mr.Chae, they're truly trying to help make eSports more global! <3 Mr.Chae Nice defense. Anyway, I think inviting the other top Foreigners like Mana, Dimaga, winners of the Blizzard Invitationals by region, etc. will give more names the opportunity to shine, boost their confidence, etc. We already have exposure on Korean players from GSL, so having the NASL to give exposure to more Americans is a good thing. MLG Open Brackets are exciting, should have more of that in NASL if possible, so more teams can make a name for themselves. | ||
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Mioraka
Canada1353 Posts
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