EPTI'll just hope both of these players get picked up by foreign teams, because without a doubt they'll be amazing assets and practice partners to any foreign team.
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Mithriel
Netherlands2969 Posts
I'll just hope both of these players get picked up by foreign teams, because without a doubt they'll be amazing assets and practice partners to any foreign team. | ||
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:37 red4ce wrote: I wonder when foreign teams will realize that having a Korean flag next to your TLPD profile doesn't necessarily make you good. Tandongho, Hwangsin and Artist have done nothing of note since joining foreign teams. Whatever skill Check and Sleep have right now will erode away within a few months just like it did for Rain. Yet all those koreans still perform really well for their team relative to their other members. Should they hold a different standard for who they recruit just because they're korean? | ||
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Brett
Australia3820 Posts
On October 30 2011 05:35 Torte de Lini wrote: Ten bucks he goes with: EG MOUZ COMPLEXITY TL MYM SK RGN DIGNITAS FNATIC QUANTIC TEAM DYNAMIC ITS GOSU vVv ESC MILL VILE NRG EMPIRE FXO CHECK6 TTESPORTS ACER GRUBBY 4KINGS FXO IMBA iS sMi Na'Vi mTW There, called them all. That way, when they do join a team, I'll be right and first! (sorry if I missed any teams, can't remember them all) Such bold predictions man! Way to go out on a limb ;P | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:43 JustPassingBy wrote: Not sure about all of them, but at least Artist has better tournament showings than he rest of tis team. edit: in particular talking about the ipl and the last mlg. You're kidding. RGNFuture- losers finals last mlg RGNKiWiKaKi- do I need to say something here? RGNSlush- Pool play RGNSpades- Mulitple winners finals in past mlg's RGNGix- Beat HuK to represent usa at WCG No tournament showings? really? | ||
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wattabeast
United States957 Posts
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:37 red4ce wrote: I wonder when foreign teams will realize that having a Korean flag next to your TLPD profile doesn't necessarily make you good. Tandongho, Hwangsin and Artist have done nothing of note since joining foreign teams. Whatever skill Check and Sleep have right now will erode away within a few months just like it did for Rain. Agreed with this, the best foreigners are getting good by practicing with Korean teams, so taking players away from that practice environment and expecting them to do well is a little misguided. Although RGN now has a team house near Oakland so at least they're trying to replicate that environment. | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:50 masterbreti wrote: You're kidding. RGNFuture- losers finals last mlg RGNKiWiKaKi- do I need to say something here? RGNSlush- Pool play RGNSpades- Mulitple winners finals in past mlg's RGNGix- Beat HuK to represent usa at WCG No tournament showings? really? Ah, nvm. I was not kiddin' but I was mistake because I though Artist managed to make it out of the pool play in mlg. Well, that Gix managed to beat Huk in a bo5 certainly deserves respect. As for the rest, well none of them have been performing really well in the last few months. Anyways, I am looking forward to what teams check and sleep will join. Though I am kind of irritated because I seem to get the impression that several Koreans deliberately join foreign teams hoping it will be easier (which is hopefully just a stupid impression by an even more stupid leecher). | ||
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TemplarCo.
Mexico2870 Posts
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:44 Itsmedudeman wrote: Yet all those koreans still perform really well for their team relative to their other members. Should they hold a different standard for who they recruit just because they're korean? Yes. Foreign teams should be fostering the development of the foreign SC2 scene. Resources are limited and when a foreign team takes in a Korean that's one less foreigner they could be accommodating instead. Koreans are expensive because you have to fly them from halfway across the world to compete in MLG, IPL, etc. This would be justifiable if said Korean did well in tournaments and brought the team publicity like Puma for EG and Hero for Liquid. I don't think Sleep and Check are on their level. | ||
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ElusoryX
Singapore2047 Posts
On October 30 2011 05:28 losefastTV wrote: Calling it now... QIMSleep no way. he came from im. | ||
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Kznn
Brazil9072 Posts
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NuKedUFirst
Canada3139 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:43 Mithriel wrote: Mmmm i liked Check in the beta, but after that he just didnt seem to keep up with other people. I'm though a big fan of slayers, so sad to see Sleep leave. I'll just hope both of these players get picked up by foreign teams, because without a doubt they'll be amazing assets and practice partners to any foreign team. The man was a monster in beta! Sad to see them leave SlayerS though.. It's going to be wierd when all the foreigners want to be on korean teams and all the koreans on foreign teams.. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On October 30 2011 08:08 red4ce wrote: Yes. Foreign teams should be fostering the development of the foreign SC2 scene. Resources are limited and when a foreign team takes in a Korean that's one less foreigner they could be accommodating instead. Koreans are expensive because you have to fly them from halfway across the world to compete in MLG, IPL, etc. This would be justifiable if said Korean did well in tournaments and brought the team publicity like Puma for EG and Hero for Liquid. I don't think Sleep and Check are on their level. I'm not gonna sit here and argue that Check is better than Hero or Puma, but at least Check has been a solid code A player and has at least graced the up and down matches and almost got in too. Sleep isn't good, but to say Check is on a level below Hero and Puma? On what basis? Also, everyone is flying across the god damn world, but if you try to sponsor bad players and put them in tournaments they won't magically become good. Their skill level is just lower, not that they just don't have tournament experience. Bringing in good quality players can only help your team improve. | ||
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imareaver3
United States906 Posts
On October 30 2011 07:50 masterbreti wrote: You're kidding. RGNFuture- losers finals last mlg RGNKiWiKaKi- do I need to say something here? RGNSlush- Pool play RGNSpades- Mulitple winners finals in past mlg's RGNGix- Beat HuK to represent usa at WCG No tournament showings? really? Why would HuK be representing USA at WCG? Isn't he Canadian? | ||
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nathaelmc
Mexico3 Posts
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BushidoSnipr
United States910 Posts
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
Not impossible. Oz left Fou for FXO, then they merged... Edit: Forgot to mention Stephano left his team, joined another then went back to his original team. Stuff like this does happen. | ||
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TheRealFluid
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