Also how when they all go to MLG it's out of their own pocket. Koreans need to accept that but they won't.
MVP's Coach on NASL Korean exit - Page 28
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Denzil
United Kingdom4193 Posts
Also how when they all go to MLG it's out of their own pocket. Koreans need to accept that but they won't. | ||
JimSocks
United States968 Posts
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ahx
Canada132 Posts
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AngryFarmer
United States560 Posts
On August 18 2011 00:41 Denzil wrote: It's pretty ridiculous from the Korean's side imo. Incontrol summed it up perfectly on SOTG when in brood war in america or whatever you went to tournaments for the chance to cover the costs of traveling. Also how when they all go to MLG it's out of their own pocket. Koreans need to accept that but they won't. If the expenses aren't paid for there are probably more worthwhile options in korea so they may as well stay there. This is probably why they want things to be paid for. Demand for the Koreans to be playing in foreign tournaments are also higher as they can provide a higher level of play. This means Koreans should be the ones determining the price. | ||
Fatze
Germany1342 Posts
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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RyanRushia
United States2748 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On August 18 2011 00:57 FeyFey wrote: hehe thats cool. He generally said who cares about the viewers, do everything to get top players and the fanboys will follow unimportant how horrible everything else is. Sadly its true :3 Well, I am in no position to argue against it considering I gave the second day of the NASL finals a chance. ^^" Anyways, I just wanted to point out that whatever ends up coming out of this business should apply to all players, not just the ones coming from Korea. With that in mind, it is not just "catering to the Koreans" as all participants of the NASL will benefit from it and they probably will be glad should their situation improve as a result of the outcome of this matter. | ||
BaekHo
Korea (South)153 Posts
Of course, I do understand, he wants to clear up misunderstanding for people but the other organization (in this case, Korean teams) will think that you are taking advantages over them. Its best to clear up miscommunication directly throughout official statement. I really think that Team is responsible in some way though. Even almost all Korean believe that making contract and breaking up is just not right. Believe me, Xeris, you have our support as well. Anyhow I hope this issue clear up. This look like drama, but it just happen, Starcraft ll just started. | ||
faruq
United Arab Emirates116 Posts
On August 18 2011 00:41 Denzil wrote: It's pretty ridiculous from the Korean's side imo. Incontrol summed it up perfectly on SOTG when in brood war in america or whatever you went to tournaments for the chance to cover the costs of traveling. Also how when they all go to MLG it's out of their own pocket. Koreans need to accept that but they won't. NASL needs the Koreans to at least be credible, not the other way around. | ||
Batch
Sweden692 Posts
If the koreans don't want to play in NASL then don't try to change their minds. If they don't want to take the chance to win a lot of money then they don't have to. I will probably buy premium for the next season, with or without korean players. | ||
Bouo
United States55 Posts
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Dub_doubt
United States86 Posts
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Al Bundy
7257 Posts
On August 18 2011 01:31 Dub_doubt wrote: I have lost a lot of respect for the Koreans with their greed and pettiness. I have lost a lot of respect for the Americans with their lack of respect for the Koreans. See what I did there? Making generalizations is a very dangerous game. People die everyday because of generalizations. | ||
GrapeD
Canada679 Posts
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ninjamyst
United States1903 Posts
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Zeddicus
United States239 Posts
I don't mind not having Koreans at all. If I need to see Koreans, I'll watch GSL. I'll watch MLG. I'll watch IEM. I'll watch Day9 Dailys where Koreans are involved. I understand you have to play with the best to become the best, but every single tournament requiring Koreans, and not watcing if they aren't present, is silly. I love watching the best foreigners too. Posting news on TL is amateurish? If I want something known to the SC2 community, I'm posting it on TL. I would say requesting to be pampered is pretentious of the Koreans. It may be how things are done in Korea, but this is NASL. It's held in North America, and as I already mentioned, the way we do it here is you get yourself to the tournament. For Deposits, That's a tough call. I can understand not liking them, but I also understand the need for them. If the concern is time wasted due to a no-show, how about eliminating the Deposit, and having a 10 minute time frame. You have to show up within 10 minutes of your scheduled match. If you don't, you are DQd. This combined with NASL's openness to rescheduling when necessary should allow for no missed matches. | ||
Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
On August 18 2011 01:35 AlBundy wrote: I have lost a lot of respect for the Americans with their lack of respect for the Koreans. See what I did there? Making generalizations is a very dangerous game. People die everyday because of generalizations. lol wut | ||
BlueFlames
Germany1756 Posts
At least thats the impression i get. | ||
Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
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