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silverstyle
Singapore1108 Posts
On December 09 2011 14:43 ArchDC wrote: Best of luck Naniwa! Hope you are able to slowly but surely rise in the ranks in Code A, etc.! Hmm... Code A? Doesnt Nani get Code S after MLG or did i miss something? I haven't been the biggest Naniwa fan, but I love Quantic and they are starting to looks really great! | ||
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On December 09 2011 13:38 synaptik wrote: this is because you're not a visible public figure for your company. otherwise you would have been fired in an instant. Yet, nothing Naniwa did in public during his stay at coL warranted him to be "fired". Much like Steve Jobs was an asshole of a human being to actually work with, yet loved by the general audience during his key notes. Either way, both did/do an exceptional job for what they are paid for. | ||
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13Yoshi37
Germany21 Posts
My two favourite Toss on one team <3 ^_^ | ||
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Derity
Germany2952 Posts
i think it get's interesting in a legal point of view. but Complexity has to work on it's PR. | ||
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talismania
United States2364 Posts
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Kazuki
Netherlands121 Posts
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kiy0
Portugal593 Posts
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Mr.Brightside
Australia317 Posts
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
Best of luck to Nani on his new team. Col is so stacked it's likely some of their acquisitions were intended to be speculations for the short term. | ||
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LanTAs
United States1091 Posts
On December 09 2011 14:57 Kazuki wrote: Smart decision by Nani, hope you do well! Problem is, it wasn't Nani's decision o.o Jason Lake wanted to get rid of him for some reason so that he could move TriMaster to korea, or thats my understanding of it. | ||
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Parcelleus
Australia1662 Posts
On December 09 2011 13:43 v1dom wrote: This is honestly the dumbest thing I've ever read on this website. And going by your sig. it's not hard to see why. On December 09 2011 13:52 Nizzy wrote: When teams drop 1000's on players to go over the world and compete that is nothing short of a """privilege""" that the player gets while playing on that team. The team organization can put whatever they want in the contract, as long as the player signs to get that money/free paid trips they have to follow the agreement. You're the type of person that hears sixjaxMajor getting sent to multiple trips, then thinks its no big deal when he doesn't even wear the team's t-shirt. There's North American managers right now that work real jobs, send players to events with out of pocket money, and all they expect in return is some exposure with a t-shirt. If the player gives them shit, okay lol see yeah later... The only difference here is that Naniwa is a top 20-30 player in the world. Do you want your number 1 player in the finals of a tournament watched by 100k people calling the tournament a joke? Think about it, however no offense, I just don't think you get it with your opinion on the matter. No offense, I have thought about it, that is why I posted. Just because I don't see the team as all-important as you do doesn't mean I haven thought about it. The team only 'cares' because they expect 'their' player to get good RESULTS and thus exposure for their 'team' and 'sponsors'. The players are human beings/individuals. Teams need to accommodate this, a team manager getting on a high-horse and ignorning individual player personalities to me is childish. Players win tournaments not teams, teams HELP players GET TO events not win them. PLayers are the real bosses, whether a team wants to acknowledge that or not. | ||
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Mordiford
4448 Posts
On December 09 2011 15:01 LanTAs wrote: Problem is, it wasn't Nani's decision o.o Jason Lake wanted to get rid of him for some reason so that he could move TriMaster to korea, or thats my understanding of it. That's your misunderstanding, there's no reason why they can't have more than one player in Korea. At no point does anyone anywhere suggest that they wished to sell Naniwa's contract so that TriMaster could go to Korea. I don't know where you're pulling that from. A lot of people seem to be pulling shit out of thin air in this thread. | ||
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Bogeyman
Sweden307 Posts
As for the reasons why, well... even without hands-on experience I'm still pretty sure every announcement such as this is sugar coated, and of course we don't have the whole truth. It doesn't however have to be something as bad as Naniwa being impossible to work with. I think Nani's reasons seem pretty reasonable, so maybe it's not a lot more than that? From what SaSe has said QxG really caters to what their players need, and my gut feeling is that this move is great for Naniwa's career. | ||
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Astro-Penguin
554 Posts
On December 09 2011 14:26 FXOpen wrote: Thats some pretty bad speculation right there. The IM coach isn't that BM  Cant tell if your being sarcastic but the words he used when speaking about Naniwa after the whole MLG incident would most likely get me banned from TL if i were to repeat some of them =p (assuming the translation was accurate) | ||
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Akta
447 Posts
On December 09 2011 14:55 talismania wrote: Agree but it's mostly the lack of substance that seems a bit unprofessional to me, why publish something like that without any form of related substance? typically an anonymous source is at least given an institutional attribution in journalism though - for example "An anonymous source within the administration..." "an anonymous staffer at the white house..." etc. I think ESFI should at least publish the source's organization, or at the very least make clear how the source is credible in the matter, ie how has the source interacted with naniwa in the past? It's like reading "An anonymous source tells us X is an idiot" in some article. If that's all the source says I would tell my source I need something with substance since an anonymous opinion that "X is an idiot" is unfortunately not something I will publish. | ||
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Chewie
Denmark708 Posts
On December 09 2011 14:53 rotegirte wrote: Yet, nothing Naniwa did in public during his stay at coL warranted him to be "fired". Much like Steve Jobs was an asshole of a human being to actually work with, yet loved by the general audience during his key notes. Either way, both did/do an exceptional job for what they are paid for. Where the hell are you getting all this from?! Naniwa might be awkward in public, but he has done NOTHING that would disgrace Complexity. You try living in a small space filled with people you cannot comunicate with. Its not hard for me to understand why the move to live and practice with Sase and Destiny and Startale, who he apparantly has a good relationship with, is better for him. Its motivating to be with friends. Pretty simple? I would move to practice with Destiny in an instant ffs. How awesome is that? | ||
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michielbrands
Netherlands1146 Posts
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
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weeA
India442 Posts
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On December 09 2011 15:26 Chewie wrote: Where the hell are you getting all this from?! Naniwa might be awkward in public, but he has done NOTHING that would disgrace Complexity. You try living in a small space filled with people you cannot comunicate with. Its not hard for me to understand why the move to live and practice with Sase and Destiny and Startale, who he apparantly has a good relationship with, is better for him. Its motivating to be with friends. Pretty simple? I would move to practice with Destiny in an instant ffs. How awesome is that? Would you mind to read the bold part again? | ||
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