On September 22 2011 15:28 ComTrav wrote:
Complexity making some big moves in SC2...

I admit I'm surprised to see him leave Dignitas, which seemed like a pretty solid team.

Dignitas didn't want to resign him according to Jason Bass on Live on Three

rtsAlaran

Germany383 Posts

September 22 2011 06:44 GMT

#382

EG and col taking over foreign SC2? oO

Alejandrisha

United States6566 Posts

September 22 2011 06:44 GMT

#383

Huuuuge pickup. Naniwa is going to get even beastier now that he can train in the MVP house. Congrats to both

ReboundEU

508 Posts

September 22 2011 06:46 GMT

#384

On September 22 2011 08:33 adeptz wrote:
what does "...no longer fits into our team" even mean? In what way?

Solid pickup by Complexity! The dude needs to work on his PvZ though..

They mean that Naniwa's attitude was very bad and was not good for the image of the team overall. Atleast that was hinted in yesterday's Live On Three.

sunman1g

United States334 Posts

September 22 2011 06:49 GMT

#385

CoL is now one of my favorite teams :D

Sandermatt

Switzerland1365 Posts

September 22 2011 06:49 GMT

#386

On September 22 2011 15:37 gulati wrote:
I honestly cannot believe that this happened. This is even a better pickup than Stephano would have been in my honest opinion, just for publicity and tournament consistency. Absolutely wonderful pickup - him and CatZ will for sure be developing some sick new zvp play, I can bet :p

I think it is more him and DRG that could develop the sick zvp play.

Adventurekid

Sweden505 Posts

September 22 2011 06:51 GMT

#387

Awesome!

Doctor.Ownage

United States39 Posts

September 22 2011 06:52 GMT

#388

Wow, CoL keeps improving!
They have the capital to make a super awesome team, I just feel that they are over-filled. They should clean house and keep the stars, as those seem to be a wiser investement

hTRen

Canada55 Posts

September 22 2011 06:55 GMT

#389

It makes me sad to see NaNi leave the black and yellow

But he's one of my favourite players and I'll support him wherever he goes. NANIWERRRRR HWAITINGGG!

BleaK_

Norway593 Posts

September 22 2011 07:09 GMT

#390

Nice news! Nani fighting over in Korea <3

Razyel

295 Posts

September 22 2011 07:09 GMT

#391

Naniwa discusing strats and timings with Genius.It's so flufy I'm gone die.

QNdie

Poland210 Posts

September 22 2011 07:10 GMT

#392

Expected lol.

nihlon

Sweden5581 Posts

September 22 2011 07:11 GMT

#393

On September 22 2011 15:46 ReboundEU wrote:

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They mean that Naniwa's attitude was very bad and was not good for the image of the team overall. Atleast that was hinted in yesterday's Live On Three.

Uhm, Naniwa's attitude (at least outward) is a thousand times better than when Dignitas signed him in the first place. I'm sure there are reasons we don't know about but I'm pretty sure the "not good for the teams image" is bullshit.

Talin

Montenegro10532 Posts

September 22 2011 07:13 GMT

#394

Meh, so disappointing.

coL taking up EG's "buy everything" approach, and Nani not opting for a Korean team. -_-

schaf

Germany1326 Posts

September 22 2011 07:14 GMT

#395

On September 22 2011 08:32 mrKamiya wrote:
Holy unexpected O.o

really?

nice banner btw =)

jmbthirteen

United States10734 Posts

September 22 2011 07:16 GMT

#396

On September 22 2011 16:11 nihlon wrote:

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There have been a lot of rumblings about Naniwa being difficult to handle for Dignitas. This was brought up on the most SotG and with Dignitas not wanting to resign him, it makes sense. Yes Naniwa is much better than he was a year ago, but it seems like he still has some work to do. Hopefully now that he is in Korea like he wants to be, he will be much easier for Complexity to manage.

jmbthirteen

United States10734 Posts

September 22 2011 07:18 GMT

#397

On September 22 2011 16:13 Talin wrote:
Meh, so disappointing.

coL taking up EG's "buy everything" approach, and Nani not opting for a Korean team. -_-

Ummm coL has a lot of undeveloped talent. Sure they pursue big names, but every big team does. I don't get why people don't like when teams try to sign the best players. Should they let their rivals just do it with ease? No. You sign who you can to make your team as best as it can be.

And also, for Naniwa, this is better than signing with just a Korean team. Not only does he have complete access to a Korean team house due to the coL-MVP partnership, but he also will have full support in getting to foreign tournaments, something that would be less likely if he were on a Korean team.