I agree actually. Considering how they acquired top players they seem to have a lot of funds (I hope so for the players' sake atleast) but the management isn't incredibly professional. If that changes then I'll be following eS for sure though.

Bagration

United States18282 Posts

January 15 2012 20:11 GMT

#42

Very blunt, very transparent, upfront with the team's mistakes. I like that. Good luck in 2012

Shockk

Germany2269 Posts

January 15 2012 20:12 GMT

#43

Calling Carn's departure a "ban" is weird, but I guess this could be blamed on english not being the writer's native language. At least they're being honest with time and admitting he had to leave because he was lacking results.

Tiazi

Netherlands761 Posts

January 15 2012 20:12 GMT

#44

"I will never thank teamliquid for warning us about this con who tried to steal our funds."

you may tho...

:D

Shadow_Dog

Canada427 Posts

January 15 2012 20:13 GMT

#45

So is eSahara partnering with some team right now in KR for practice purposes?

KimJongChill

United States6429 Posts

January 15 2012 20:14 GMT

#46

cool, a lot of koreans here!

Dante_A_

United States161 Posts

January 15 2012 20:19 GMT

#47

The grammar is really distracting to the message here - even reading the first two sentences is enough to make me wince. Please get someone to edit this!

8mmspikes

United States1704 Posts

January 15 2012 20:22 GMT

#48

On January 16 2012 04:09 Uquu wrote:

Show nested quote +

It misses MKP now to fullfill whole (ex)Prime bromance T.T.

Everyone forgets AnyproPrime T.T

VaultD

Finland85 Posts

January 15 2012 20:27 GMT

#49

Nice pick up!

But I have to agree with all the posters about the language, these English press releases definitely need some editing. I'm not a native speaker myself but English is my major at the university, so I might be able to help if needed. I have considered minoring in journalism so I wouldn't mind a chance to try stuff like that out.

In any case, good luck in any future endeavors and hopefully 2012 will be a great year for the team!

Cokefreak

Finland8096 Posts

January 15 2012 20:28 GMT

#50

Gratz HongUn! Knew it already though

Ym!r

131 Posts

January 15 2012 20:33 GMT

#51

On January 16 2012 04:12 demitap wrote:
somehow i don;t believe that eSahara will last till the end of 2012, after how they acted with cArn i don't see them as a professional team, their managment suck ass

I don't think anyone care if they are professional in your eyes

Welmu

Finland3295 Posts

January 15 2012 20:40 GMT

#52

I dont mind grammar ^^

Pred8oar

Germany281 Posts

January 15 2012 20:45 GMT

#53

That grammar is killing me.
And btw: nice publicity stunt with MaddeLisk, doesnt seem to have lasted long.

Apom

France656 Posts

January 15 2012 20:48 GMT

#54

Terrible terrible English. For a team who contracts player with the clear intent of making a big splash on the international scene, that's shameful. Especially since the content itself is more interesting than all the PR empty talk other teams have gotten us used to.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

January 15 2012 20:54 GMT

#55

eSahara should hire me, Bilingual ftw!

Fionn

United States23455 Posts

January 15 2012 20:54 GMT

#56

This reminds me of the anime DVD's I used to buy on Ebay from Hong Kong. I would always be excited, then watch as the subtitles were broken English and had no idea what was going on.

Congrats on picking up the Prime guys though.

Hyge

Finland138 Posts

January 15 2012 20:59 GMT

#57

Well done esahara. That mistake was yea too much xD Sick lineup.

Naama train will change the whole korean's terrans playstyle.

Lysanias

Netherlands8351 Posts

January 15 2012 21:27 GMT

#58

Euh, well atleast they are bluntly honest or so it seems. Grats on your korean pickup. And good luck in 2012.

RetoX

Hong Kong252 Posts

January 15 2012 21:31 GMT

#59

english fixed, imma kick our translator, brb x)

The Final Boss

United States1839 Posts

January 15 2012 21:31 GMT

#60

eSahara is slowly getting a sick-nasty roster. Naama is one of my favorite players plus they have three sick Koreans (HongUn, Maka, and Check), it seems like they're going to have a really deep roster especially if they're partaking in foreign tournaments. Hope these guys keep getting better! ^^