EPTGaming house in Poland - give us your feedback. - Page 3
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koonst
United States215 Posts
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Chicane
United States7875 Posts
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vinsky
Poland48 Posts
GL matiz, Gl poland! | ||
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Goodseed
Korea (South)270 Posts
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5ukkub
Poland507 Posts
On December 21 2011 04:07 koonst wrote: is there english support for the house? or just polish/ or russian? Russian? i don't think so. I don't know any pole that can speak it. English is mandatory in every school so it shouldn't be a problem. | ||
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True_Spike
Poland3434 Posts
On December 21 2011 04:54 5ukkub wrote: Russian? i don't think so. I don't know any pole that can speak it. English is mandatory in every school so it shouldn't be a problem. It's not mandatory. A foreign language course *is* and while English is the most widespread by far, many schools do offer alternatives and one can easily finish education without having to learn any English whatsoever. On the other hand, the person suggesting "polish / russian support" is obviously ignorant enough not to realize the sheer silliness that is his comment. | ||
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DaNom
Poland144 Posts
You have my sword! | ||
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MeyerA
Sweden122 Posts
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Cracy
Poland221 Posts
GL from Warsaw - I guess it is selfexplanatory where I would prefer the team to be | ||
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mTwRINE
Germany318 Posts
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BraneSC2
United States123 Posts
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SD-Spirit
Poland31 Posts
On December 21 2011 05:19 True_Spike wrote: It's not mandatory. A foreign language course *is* and while English is the most widespread by far, many schools do offer alternatives and one can easily finish education without having to learn any English whatsoever. On the other hand, the person suggesting "polish / russian support" is obviously ignorant enough not to realize the sheer silliness that is his comment. hahaha - i just wonted to write the same thing. koonst - How can u be so ingorant to assume that since this is that particular part of the word polish/russian is an obvious language for everyone? But hay - i see where u come from so i am not that surprised anymore...... http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/world-accordign-to-USA.jpg | ||
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Angelfish1
United Kingdom29 Posts
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Legend`
Canada381 Posts
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Deimos0
Poland277 Posts
EDIT: Warsaw seems to be better localization - it has better communication despite higher cos of living when compared to Poznań. | ||
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Phanekim
United States777 Posts
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Aphasie
Norway474 Posts
On December 20 2011 09:19 dAPhREAk wrote: oh, spellcheck fail. yes, i meant lackluster. i meant lackluster in that none of them have shown any results. they look pretty; they look awesome; they look like a lot of fun; but then nothing happens. didn't catz have this awesome gaming house in florida? i saw no result; indeed, i haven't seen catz in any tournament. then, eg created the arizona house. looks awesome, looks like a lot of fun, but i haven't seen any real improvement in the players. idra, huk and puma were awesome before they went into the house, but i didnt see any improvement in any other players really. the only player that i really saw improve was demuslim, but that had a lot to do with outside factors (e.g., he broke his hand/arm and came back). as for the sweden house, other than TLO, I cant even recall who was in the home, but what results came out of it? nobody is saying "look at the success of the swedish gaming house." indeed, the only press i have seen was that shitstorm that went on after a tl writer wrote that the EG house was a failure. nowhere have i seen "god damn, creating a gaming house was a good idea." that being said, i wish the best of luck to the poland gaming house. maybe it will set the bar higher for non-korean progaming houses. edit: catz, fenix, tt1 and drewbie house -- http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=201561 tlo, sjow, morrow, haypro and bischu house -- http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=225087 I think your argument has the basic flaw that you're comparing people that live in team houses to people that also live in team houses. It is true not every player of the three team houses you mentioned has performed very well, but at least Morrow, Haypro and Sjow has. And as for the EG players, performing much more poorly resultwise than they used to, can quite simply be attributed to the raised skill level in MLGs. You should rather look at their results against non-teamhouse players. My guess is that they improved a lot on average in that aspect. We're now at the point that if you want to be top 20 in the world, you _have_ to live in a teamhouse. But furthermore we're moving towards the point that if you want to be top 200, you have to live in a teamhouse. IMO, we saw this in brood war where any non-pro in the world (no matter how insanely talented) would have a hard time vs. any korean b-teamer. I would argue that often the non-pros far exceeded b-teamers in terms of raw talent and potential, the nature of the teamhouse and continuous work closed the gap, and then some. This, which I believe is true, leads to the conclusion that a teamhouse in Poland can only be good. As long as players are motivated, their skill will skyrocket. You don't have to play vs. the absolute best to improve (although it helps), as long as theres a big enough playerpool of motivated and fairly skilled players. Poland seems like an ideal place for pro-gaming houses. The low living costs, a fairly central location in Europe and IMO its more compatible with the western european culture (as compared to the Balkans, which are also cheap). My tip is to go for Warsaw if you're planning on bringing in a lot of non-Polish players. They'd most likely like to see and live in that city, as compared to Poznan. But if living costs, housing standards and airplane rates are much better in Poznan go for that. (Enables more teams to send players, etc.) Sc2 comes before culture in that case. Anyway, seems like a great thing to do and im all for it. | ||
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kAra
Germany1434 Posts
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
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bgx
Poland6595 Posts
It used to be a quite good esports city after counter-strike boom not as much now anymore but still good(tbh irrelevant for SC2, as LAN is non-factor) Progaming in Poland is still frown upon make it change!gl | ||
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