compLexity and Mill come to agreement - Page 8

Fix637

United States256 Posts

September 22 2011 01:54 GMT

#141

Glad they sorted this out. It's good to see that they paid a lot of respect to the contracts and forced Stephano to pay a fine for his actions. This is something that's seen quite often with star athletes in regular sports, and I think it's a good precedent to set for eSports. Well done to both parties.

Ownos

United States2147 Posts

September 22 2011 01:54 GMT

#142

The real loser here is the community. Will Mill send him to foreign events? Will he just sit and stew forever in some EU events?

Oh well. Stephano seems like he's only committed to 1 year playing SC2 and move on.

On September 22 2011 10:02 Dingobloo wrote:

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It was mentioned on live on three that coL had planned to contract both, negotiations take time, and signing naniwa was not a snap decision based on what happened with stephano

It would explain Naniwa's snarky post in the Stephano goes back to Mill thread haha.

imEnex

Canada500 Posts

September 22 2011 02:11 GMT

#143

Good, but wrong section dude!

caelym

United States6421 Posts

September 22 2011 02:12 GMT

#144

EG was the mediator and solved this drama? no way...

cywait

United States10 Posts

September 22 2011 02:13 GMT

#145

Glad this situation is resolved but I would love to know what the fine was. However, if that information was released it would give clues to how much the contract was for, so not releasing the amount seems appropriate.

Canucklehead

Canada5074 Posts

September 22 2011 02:15 GMT

#146

From the jason bass interview it sounds like stephano was ghost negotiating b/w himself and complexity, pretending to talk to mill about counter offers to raise the price complexity would go until he liked the number.

tadL

Croatia679 Posts

September 22 2011 02:18 GMT

#147

on what team is he now ?

Xaerkar

United States230 Posts

September 22 2011 02:37 GMT

#148

As mentioned on SotG, I feel that Col really made a good decision here, by ensuring there was a penalty, thus adding value to the player contract. Hopefully eventually the SC2 player contract will actually have some worth, instead of people just throwing it around like it's paperweight.

Rorra

Australia1066 Posts

September 22 2011 02:37 GMT

#149

Well good to see this situation resolved I suppose, its too bad though, I doubt we'll end up seeing Stephano in very many events outside of Europe.

TLUtv

Canada18 Posts

September 22 2011 02:39 GMT

#150

He probably just had to reimburse complexity for a bit of labor and contract fee's, Probably not a super high amount, but I bet it was still a blow too his pocket book