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Maintain
United States22 Posts
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Reapher
Peru131 Posts
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Dulken
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first off to the people who hate on people forging opinions without the right contractual knowledge implicated in this. please go hate on something else as this is actually a fairly important matter. as a community it is our right and i dare say duty to forge oponions on this as this will help shape the foundation for what may lie in the future. secondly my own opinion: i don't have the knowledge about french or american contractual law in this case but i will form an oppinion as a human being. this to me paints a clear image of stephano and the millenium organization, to me this shows severe lack of proffessionalism and integrity from Stephano enough for me to completely loose interest in him as a gamer. as for millenium this to me paints a picture of an organization falling appart fighting tooth and nail to keep their 1 remaining player being willing to fight dirty to do so if that is what will be needed. i'll leave off with a little prediction. i'm guessing that as for contract signing with decent pro gaming teams stephano is now either finished or severely crippled and may have to accept sub-par contracts in the future. as for millenium i believe they have 6 months to live at the top seeing as how they are willing to fight like this. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44104 Posts
On September 21 2011 06:33 BluePanther wrote: Am I the only one who is disturbed by M+ trying to talk Stephano back after he made a decision to leave? That seems rather disrespectful to coL. Yup. I think so too. But if it's actually legal, the teams are going to make every attempt possible to get their player back. no matter how shady it looks. Complexity was certainly the most professional and least to blame out of them, Millenium, and Stephano. | ||
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Pimpmuckl
Germany528 Posts
Alright, enough Drama, the OP should add some official statements of coL / Mil | ||
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Kogan
Germany84 Posts
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Warlock40
601 Posts
But I still think Millenium's argument is weak. It just seems to be based on emotional appeal to French nationalism. | ||
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exShikari
Australia237 Posts
On September 21 2011 05:40 karpo wrote: Reading is hard, amirite? The original post clearly said that Stephano had no interest in going to korea. Reading does indeed seem to be hard, for you at least. Where did I write that I thought Stephano was wanting to go to Korea? | ||
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Emporio
United States3069 Posts
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krews
United States1308 Posts
On September 21 2011 04:21 ArcticRaven wrote: Any declarations by Stephano yet ? And, to people astonished by his staying with [M], there's no way such a promising player would leave that kind of powerhouse (ToD, Adelscott, Tarson...) to join a semi-pro team like Col, even though he's more paid. Plus he already said he isn't interested in going to Korea. Let's be honest : who do you prefer as a training partner ? Adelscott or CatZ ? I'm not trying to be offensive, but there's just no possible comparison. But I'm going to wait for Stephano's point of view to make an opinion. why did you say CatZ when he could be training with Dongraegu? also, ToD isnt on M. | ||
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On September 21 2011 07:36 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: Yup. I think so too. But if it's actually legal, the teams are going to make every attempt possible to get their player back. no matter how shady it looks. Complexity was certainly the most professional and least to blame out of them, Millenium, and Stephano. Trying to get your player back is unreasonable and disrespectful? Wow. | ||
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BrodiaQ
United States892 Posts
On September 21 2011 09:18 rotegirte wrote: Trying to get your player back is unreasonable and disrespectful? Wow. Well when Stephano signed on with Col at that point Mill should have been contacting Col imo. Thats what made everyone give all that shit to EG about Puma and Puma wasn't even contracted. | ||
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Emporio
United States3069 Posts
On September 21 2011 09:18 rotegirte wrote: Trying to get your player back is unreasonable and disrespectful? Wow. Kinda, yeah, when that player has already decided to leave your team and has legally contracted with another team, especially when you had 3 weeks prior to convince him to stay. | ||
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Vul
United States685 Posts
On September 21 2011 08:55 Emporio wrote: Where did he say he wasn't interested in going to Korea? Because I thought that that was just what the Mill statement said as justification for why he wanted to stay with them, and it wasn't actually something we heard from Stephano directly. Yea someone should tell Mill and coL that Stephano doesn't want to go to Korea because they both mentioned it | ||
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Kanuck
Canada50 Posts
Stephano would've been "one of the highest paid SC2 players in the world" at Complexity and they ensured that he would get "global travel" including to Korea. does no one else find this odd? i mean, its stephano? sure hes a great player, but one of the best paid? | ||
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zaii
Guam2611 Posts
On September 21 2011 11:24 Kanuck wrote: does no one else find this odd? i mean, its stephano? sure hes a great player, but one of the best paid? highest paid*, apparently Complexity thinks his worth it. | ||
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Doraemon
Australia14949 Posts
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Lunas
253 Posts
On September 21 2011 11:24 Kanuck wrote: does no one else find this odd? i mean, its stephano? sure hes a great player, but one of the best paid? Thorzain, MaNa, Huk and Stephano is by fare the best foreign players atm. Yes he is worth it. If you haven't watch Stephano I strongly suggest you do | ||
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DDie
Brazil2369 Posts
On September 21 2011 05:40 karpo wrote: Reading is hard, amirite? The original post clearly said that Stephano had no interest in going to korea. Then why would he sign a contract that would send him to Korea in the first place? Sounds like BS to me. | ||
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analyze
United States155 Posts
On September 21 2011 12:50 DDie wrote: Then why would he sign a contract that would send him to Korea in the first place? Sounds like BS to me. The contract had an OPTION to go to Korea. He would not have been forced to go. | ||
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