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Having a great translator is more important than you think.
It allows Korean players to focus that much more on practicing rather than trying to find out when their match starts and the overall confusion that goes around when there are no experienced korean speaker to help them out.
To Recap why Milkis is an important asset for MLG
- Helps Korean players feel less intimidated by welcoming them and helping them co-ordinate matches during the tournament
- Allows Korean players to focus on the match without having to deal with english-speaking staff
- Cute Face
- Friendly Image
- Great Translator that is already a known face in Korean Pro-gaming Community
- Knows how MLG works in and out.
If I were Sundane, I'd hire him over any other Korean Translator. why? sure Milkis may not be the best korean-english translator here tbh. but he is very good at it. Other assets of Milkis make him superior than other competing translators just because hes has that friendly image and seem easy approachable by other top tier korean players.
Take this position Milkis and your good to go as long as SC2 doesn't die out.
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It's true. We love Milki's. Everyone tell him to take the job.
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On September 01 2011 01:44 MLG_Lee wrote:
It's true. We love Milki's. Everyone tell him to take the job.
peer pressure aint cool man!
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ALLEYCAT BLUES50864 Posts
don't take the job,stay with us.
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On September 01 2011 01:54 Milkis wrote:
not enough pressure imo
If you don't want to then don't. I follow you on Twitter and you sound stressed enough already 
All that will happen if you don't take it is a lot of dissappointment from the TL community and we won't regard you with the same respect.
jkjkjkjk the first line is serious though.
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On September 01 2011 01:54 Milkis wrote:
not enough pressure imo
First tell me are you considering to take this job?
Secondly, tell me if you have pets or or something like that and tell me your/their address. I have a mean way to pressure you enough!
+ Show Spoiler +And yeah, i'm joking if someone didn't get it, and sorry if it was too offensive.. Do whats best for you man. Always take your time ^_^
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Go Milkis! It was funny when you had to translate that MVP said that you were doing a great job :D
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On September 01 2011 01:54 Milkis wrote:
not enough pressure imo
lastshadow needs to give MLG some lessons...
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On September 01 2011 01:54 Milkis wrote:
not enough pressure imo
If they want you that bad, get them to up the offer 
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On August 31 2011 23:32 benbrad2 wrote:
Having a great translator is more important than you think.
It allows Korean players to focus that much more on practicing rather than trying to find out when their match starts and the overall confusion that goes around when there are no experienced korean speaker to help them out.
To Recap why Milkis is an important asset for MLG
- Helps Korean players feel less intimidated by welcoming them and helping them co-ordinate matches during the tournament
- Allows Korean players to focus on the match without having to deal with english-speaking staff
- Cute Face
- Friendly Image
- Great Translator that is already a known face in Korean Pro-gaming Community
- Knows how MLG works in and out.
If I were Sundane, I'd hire him over any other Korean Translator. why? sure Milkis may not be the best korean-english translator here tbh. but he is very good at it. Other assets of Milkis make him superior than other competing translators just because hes has that friendly image and seem easy approachable by other top tier korean players.
Take this position Milkis and your good to go as long as SC2 doesn't die out.
He's also amazing at English-English translation <3
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Milkis will settle for no less than a six figure income.
RIGHT?
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Milkis: take the job!!
If you don't YOU WILL RUIN E-SPORTS!!
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On September 01 2011 05:10 Liquid`Tyler wrote:lastshadow needs to give MLG some lessons...
Haha! Dont think many in the SC2 forum will get this though...
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Pretty sure Milkis has another job already not related to e-sports....
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Either case, will support his decision.
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well in case milkis doesnt take the offer, can we get a cute chick instead?
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On August 31 2011 18:31 KimJongChill wrote:Show nested quote +On August 31 2011 12:19 Xxavi wrote:On August 31 2011 05:40 SoKHo wrote:On August 31 2011 05:24 Sein wrote:On August 31 2011 04:50 dtz wrote:
Milkis always do a great job and this is a well deserved offer! I think he is the biggest reason why Koreans like MLG so much.
That said, full time offer is a different ball game. Milkis is from UChicago Economics no? That's undoubtedly the best economics program in the US ( world?) and the median starting salary for its grads probably is close to 70,000 USD per year or even more. Will be pretty crazy if MLG offers that much. Without trying to look too much into his personal life, I'd say looking at it from purely monetary point of view, it's probably not worth it for him to go full time MLG.
of course this isn't just about money( it's ESPORTS!) and the economics job market isn't exactly hot right now. Starting salary of 70K is an exaggeration unless you're talking about higher degrees. That would be so nice though if it were true. My friend from school got a job offer @ 65k/year w/ a economics degree from Notre Dame. It's not an exaggeration at all. From U of Chic it's very possible With an undergrad degree or a grad degree? Sounds impressive with just an undergrad degree. If this is true, then I'm switching majors. I go to uchic, funny how I never got to meet Milkis @_@
I am prepared to accept that Chemical Engineers receive decent job offers as an undergrad. Don't think they get a starting salary of 65 k$/year either, though. However, they may, the best ones.
Then, computer science and engineering majors, depending on how good they are, could get that. I am just not sure if somebody with Economics degree will get that in a normal situation. I have a friend with a master's degree in economics, he was looking everywhere to get a job offer. His friend must have contacts or he must be one of a kind or something.
It is too late for me to change my major. Those numbers kinda seem unfair to me looking at them
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