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Riku
United States1064 Posts
;D Good luck, Kevin <3 | ||
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Arcanefrost
Belgium1257 Posts
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Ares[Effort]
DEMACIA6550 Posts
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MrMotionPicture
United States4327 Posts
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Mithriel
Netherlands2969 Posts
On December 01 2011 19:50 KeksX wrote: That would at least stop the confusion. Everytime I see "qxg"I read "qxc"... T_T Haha agreed! Best of luck qxc! Love your playstyle and looking forward to see you in action more | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On December 01 2011 19:29 FYRE wrote: Good luck to QXC, although I don't see why you'd give up being on a team that has a dedicated training house in Korea...... Ummm coL does have a korean house, the MVP house. I expect to see qxc in the MVP house after school is done because he always said Korea is the goal. Complexity can support that so good for qxc. They are getting a pretty good roster with the additions of naniwa and qxc. Also ROOT reuniting! So FXO doesn't even have a foreign division now it seems. Its all focused on korea. | ||
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Tx3Fate
United States15 Posts
As a Complexity fan, I am not sure how good of a move this is for the team. qxc hasn't posted good results for a long time, and while I understand he is a student, I don't think teams or fans should have to make excuses for professional players if and or when they pick them up. Picking up the ROOT players has been largely uneventful for Complexity. It seems like Jason Lake was banking on those guys developing into higher tier players and taking tournament spots, but that hasn't happened... at least not yet. If he is hoping for the same sort of long-term development with qxc,it seems more like a shot in the dark than anything else. | ||
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Arisen
United States2382 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37110 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On December 02 2011 03:01 Tx3Fate wrote: I am always curious about how the contract deals work for these sort of transfers. I wonder if it's anything like players moving between sports teams (with much less money, of course) or if e-sports hasn't reached that point yet. As a Complexity fan, I am not sure how good of a move this is for the team. qxc hasn't posted good results for a long time, and while I understand he is a student, I don't think teams or fans should have to make excuses for professional players if and or when they pick them up. Picking up the ROOT players has been largely uneventful for Complexity. It seems like Jason Lake was banking on those guys developing into higher tier players and taking tournament spots, but that hasn't happened... at least not yet. If he is hoping for the same sort of long-term development with qxc,it seems more like a shot in the dark than anything else. qxc is the most talanted American (as in US not including Canada) player IMO, I think he'll do great when he finally finishes school, this is his last year now right? EDIT: sorry I forgot Gatored, that kid is seriously gosu! | ||
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Cokefreak
Finland8096 Posts
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On December 02 2011 02:19 JeffVader wrote: This can't be good for his career in Starcraft. FXO has been birthing top contenders in the GSL, and QXC improved dramatically during his time in Korea. He's giving up access to some of the best practice partners in the world for (no offense) catz and drewbie? (EDIT: That was a stupid remark. I realize complexity has many outstanding players, those were simply the two highlighted in the OP.) I love QXC, and if this is the best for him personally that's how it has to be. It's a shame to see him leave FXO though... Do people completely forget about coL_MVP? Naniwa has improved drastically in the MVP house and. So will QxC. | ||
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TeamBanished
United States301 Posts
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DreamChaser
1649 Posts
On December 01 2011 19:49 Dialogue wrote: He should've joined Quantic Gaming. Then he'll be "QxGQXC Haha yea that would of been awesome But on topic interesting news, qxc has been on FXO since the beginning(?) | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On December 02 2011 03:01 Tx3Fate wrote: I am always curious about how the contract deals work for these sort of transfers. I wonder if it's anything like players moving between sports teams (with much less money, of course) or if e-sports hasn't reached that point yet. As a Complexity fan, I am not sure how good of a move this is for the team. qxc hasn't posted good results for a long time, and while I understand he is a student, I don't think teams or fans should have to make excuses for professional players if and or when they pick them up. Picking up the ROOT players has been largely uneventful for Complexity. It seems like Jason Lake was banking on those guys developing into higher tier players and taking tournament spots, but that hasn't happened... at least not yet. If he is hoping for the same sort of long-term development with qxc,it seems more like a shot in the dark than anything else. He put up good games in NASL, just barely missed the finals. He qualified for iem ny, but couldn't go because of school. He was gonna qualify for iem kiev but had to forefit due to class. There is a difference in making excuses for poor play and saying he hasn't been at tournaments because of school. He hasn't had a chance to post results. Watch his stream, the skill is still there. Hell he demolished desrow (I know, its desrow) just last week with his limited practice. | ||
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darkest44
United States1009 Posts
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Tx3Fate
United States15 Posts
On December 02 2011 03:03 Choboo wrote: qxc is the most talanted American (as in US not including Canada) player IMO, I think he'll do great when he finally finishes school, this is his last year now right? EDIT: sorry I forgot Gatored, that kid is seriously gosu! I don't know if I would say he is the most talented American player, although I guess it's hard to judge that kind of thing. In terms of raw talent, someone might say that goswser was a better pickup. I'm just skeptical because qxc has been on a general decline as a player for some time now, while the best players in the game only seem to be getting better. Let's be honest: in the unforgiving world of sc2 you don't bring in the attention and cash unless you're either winning or placing high in tournaments. (Or if you have an absurd stream  ) | ||
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tWR
Canada138 Posts
GL QXC! | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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Tx3Fate
United States15 Posts
On December 02 2011 03:11 jmbthirteen wrote: He put up good games in NASL, just barely missed the finals. He qualified for iem ny, but couldn't go because of school. He was gonna qualify for iem kiev but had to forefit due to class. There is a difference in making excuses for poor play and saying he hasn't been at tournaments because of school. He hasn't had a chance to post results. Watch his stream, the skill is still there. Hell he demolished desrow (I know, its desrow) just last week with his limited practice. I'd hate to clog up the thread, but I love debating this sort of thing haha... Looking at the most reason NASL season, Qxc did alright, although his group top to bottom wasn't that hard if you want to be honest. He beat the players he should have beaten (I can't remember the last time guys like Tyler, TLO, or Moman put up good results. Has Tyler won anything big since that Brood War TSL?) and got 2-0'ed by the guys in his group who are actually playing well right now. Granted, i'm not giving up on qxc by any means, but I do think he has an uphill battle to right | ||
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