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On November 04 2011 08:06 BoomNasty wrote:
Didn't Artosis say he was ON TSL?
He did, doesn't mean he was right. Coach Lee later clarified that Major was invited to live/practice with the team, but not join them in an official capacity (presumably it was a try out or exchange program or something).
Edit: Artosis was probably really excited and I don't think his Korean is business transaction level nor is Coach Lee's English. So misunderstandings like this aren't unreasonable.
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On November 04 2011 07:59 VPGeneralHans wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2011 07:56 riverkim09 wrote:On November 04 2011 07:53 VPGeneralHans wrote:On November 04 2011 07:49 VPreboot wrote:On November 04 2011 07:42 VPGeneralHans wrote:On November 04 2011 07:34 riverkim09 wrote:
Well he does get a lot of attention whenever he changes teams. Maybe this is a PR stunt from Checksix we wouldn't do that  have to call bs on this one hans. When you were on VP what do you call getting HD and Painuser onto the team? They did not play in any clan wars for you, nor did they ever participate in the community. You just sent them to MLG's in return for publicity. Please try to be honest in your PR : / there are PR stunts and there is community presence...quite a difference. But aquiring a player knowing that he is a flight risk as a team that is relatively young and somewhat unknown (at least to me) seems to be a good way to get your team known though. Sir, CheckSix has been around for 8 years with a quite known history maybe not the most known in SC2, but hardly a reason for a "PR stunt". We truly feel Juan adds to this team with his play and that's it.
So you guys honestly don't expect him to leave in a few weeks? Give me a break. It's either indeed a PR thing or you're not very sensible.
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On November 04 2011 08:07 IPA wrote:
Not sure why people still sign him. I give it six months or less. GL.
Unfortunately he's a very talented player with a poor attitude. Some companies still see the value in his raw skill but haven't come to realize that he's actually just a bad person. Maybe being in Korea with Artosis will stem his behavour but I don't get it personally. He's been given so many chances by so many teams, it's getting to be a running joke of the eSports scene.
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and here we go again.. lets see how long it lasts this time
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I thought he would be in Korea for longer. I don't think great was there long enough to give him much of a benefit.
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doubt this'll last long, and... im not a fan of major's. SO. yea.
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"We understand Juan has had a checkered past"
I see what they did there.
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On November 04 2011 08:09 cklrkzk wrote:
CheckSix hasnt any good practice partner for Major.My bet is 2 week.
Joking right?
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I'm gonna stick with calling him MajOr. To many ID changes. ._.
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Ooooh snap
Good luck to major/terran/kitty/princess/windy/juan
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Hahahaha, but seriously...
I hope that it works out for everyone. Major is a strong talent and if he can just learn to be mature, then things should be good. Good luck!
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The real challenge is guessing what team he will join next...
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Dropped one mexican for another eh?
Gl GL to the team and major.
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The X6 bashing in this thread is ridiculous rofl
Good luck to Juan and x6, hopefully he stays in the same team a bit longer this time
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He can make pretty good nicknames when he tries I must say. I like both MajOr and WinDy.
Checksix is pretty smart picking him up. Through his stream I can see that he is becoming beastly; his mechanics look as good as korean pros and IdrA. Even though he is terrible at the whole "team" thing, I think he is good enough for a lesser known team such as checksix.
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Good luck to check six. I hope Juan settles down and becomes a manner player. Would really like to support him for his play but his out of games actions are a little too disappointing to really support him at the moment. Hopefully he changes for the better with Check six.
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x6 & TSL partnership now? :D
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lol another 2 months another team another ID. i still like Gosi[Terran] or whatever it was the best.
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