On September 23 2011 07:38 Denzil wrote:
I hate to sound like an ass to TSL but I can't imagine what Puma must think when comparing the two houses to eachother.

I imagine it very well : why don't I have good practice partners, and this ladder so easy :'( .

You see you don't sound like an ass to TSL

hooktits

United States972 Posts

September 22 2011 22:42 GMT

#50

looks like soo much fun im so jealous, i wanna play games all day and live in a lair. Great tour thx so much!

Schickysc

Canada380 Posts

September 22 2011 22:42 GMT

#51

So jealous. Thats the lifestyle i dream of! Woot Ben your awesome!

Angelbelow

United States3728 Posts

September 22 2011 22:42 GMT

#52

Never really understood the "too bad its in the middle of nowhere comments." Are you guys just extreme idealists who dream of a perfect world?

I think it benefits them for the house to be where it is for several reasons:
-less distractions. I cant imagine if the house was in vegas or something.
-more affordable
-cheaper cost of living, ex. groceries, utilities, etc.

JustPassingBy

10776 Posts

September 22 2011 22:43 GMT

#53

Wow, what an unbelievable awesome house! Sadly, you cannot become better just by investing more money into your team, else EG would rock the whole sc2 world. ;-)

Merany

France890 Posts

September 22 2011 22:44 GMT

#54

This house is so sick... Everything is just perfect. Hope you guys realise how lucky you are

Angelbelow

United States3728 Posts

September 22 2011 22:44 GMT

#55

On September 23 2011 07:42 kubiks wrote:

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I imagine it very well : why don't I have good practice partners, and this ladder so easy :'( .

You see you don't sound like an ass to TSL

Apparently Puma played the majority of his games on the korean ladder. TOP has thanked puma for training with him during his pre-finals interview for the GSL. Incontrol touches on this as well in the latest SToG episode.

Deleted User 183001

2939 Posts

September 22 2011 22:44 GMT

#56

I don't know if it is a good programming house, since no one in there is a programmer, but progaming house? Of course. Much, much better than those cramped, tiny apartments that BW and Korean SC2 teams live in.

TBone-

United States2309 Posts

September 22 2011 22:45 GMT

#57

eg is such a cool team.

mrRoflpwn

United States2618 Posts

September 22 2011 22:45 GMT

#58

Holy crap that a big house- especially for a gaming house. In korea their gaming houses have 4-6 people per room...But who cares- completely understandable- i couldn't live like the korean gamers.
So grats to EG, and i hope all of the players improve and enjoy their years with EG. =]
Mad jealous btw!

jmbthirteen

United States10734 Posts

September 22 2011 22:46 GMT

#59

On September 23 2011 07:36 Steelavocado wrote:
Wow nice video and house EG.

At 7:50, I see Axslav with a PSU shirt. Did he go there or is he a fan of PSU?

Good day all!

I actually can answer this. I've seen him in PSU stuff before and because I went there I was curious and asked him one day when he was streaming and he said he has relatives that send him PSU stuff.

House looks amazing, so sick.