EPTOn January 16 2012 23:48 Fluffboll wrote:
It's most likely a troll since none of those players play SC2
It's most likely a troll since none of those players play SC2
god1 is boxer.
Golden and Dragon leave SlayerS - Page 18
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OopsOopsBaby
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Resonance
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nono sangho to teamliquid. i'm almost 100% certain  | ||
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
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Fluffboll
Sweden516 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:09 FallDownMarigold wrote: Lol Xeris once again with the unprofessional behavior... Someone needs to sit down with him and discuss PR issues, including disclosing financial info and whatnot. I cringed when I read some of those posts on the first couple of pages. It's especially not okay to generalize all Koreans based on what, say, Sangho wanted/did. According to Desrow, Golden hardly wants anything, just travel expenses -- that's not 3k/month What is unprofessional about anything he said in this thread? He hasn't disclosed any financial info about anyone, he merely stated what some players asked for while he was with fnatic... maybe you should think for yourself a bit before blindly agreeing with some people just because they happen to have "administrator" next to their name... | ||
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iky43210
United States2099 Posts
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
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VirgilSC2
United States6151 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:09 FallDownMarigold wrote: Lol Xeris once again with the unprofessional behavior... Someone needs to sit down with him and discuss PR issues, including disclosing financial info and whatnot. I cringed when I read some of those posts on the first couple of pages. It's especially not okay to generalize all Koreans based on what, say, Sangho wanted/did. According to Desrow, Golden hardly wants anything, just travel expenses -- that's not 3k/month He was merely mentioning what those two players wanted as an example of why MOST Koreans seem to want to join foreigner teams. Golden is an exception because he's not leaving the Team House environment for a foreign team like many Koreans are trying to do. Likewise, any team looking to pick up Dragon would be in it for the attention, not the player skill as he won't be a competitve player ever, of his own accord. | ||
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Eee
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xSixGeneralHan
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Kwanny
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:13 Fluffboll wrote: What is unprofessional about anything he said in this thread? He hasn't disclosed any financial info about anyone, he merely stated what some players asked for while he was with fnatic... maybe you should think for yourself a bit before blindly agreeing with some people just because they happen to have "administrator" next to their name... 1) Blanket statement about koreans 2) Disclosure about activity w/ former team Maybe you should consider that I did think about it and that i happen to agree with kennigit. What's wrong with him being an admin? That's not a rational argument. Also, he's done some pretty wildly unprofessional things with NASL and it just seems like he needs a bit of training in PR and whatnot. that is all. don't agree, that's fine, but don't use "u only agreed cuz he admin" as your argument | ||
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Eee
Sweden2712 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:19 xSixGeneralHan wrote: Koreans think there is a ton of money overseas, very inflated viewpoints based on a select few. And if events keep beeing as stacked as Providence was last year, Its pretty much gonna be as hard as playing the GSL (if not harder, regarding the circumstances foreign tournaments are played at, no preparation, 20 games on 1 day, etc.) | ||
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Fluffboll
Sweden516 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:24 FallDownMarigold wrote: 1) Blanket statement about koreans 2) Disclosure about activity w/ former team Maybe you should consider that I did think about it and that i happen to agree with kennigit. What's wrong with him being an admin? That's not a rational argument 1) It was a generalized statement about that MOST Koreans asks for way too much and why they are unsigned. Nowhere did he say all Koreans asks for those amounts. 2) Disclosure about activity? really? He was scouting for fnatic and all he said was that he looked into those players to possibly sign them. You're actually trying to call him out on admitting to doing his job? | ||
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Corsica
Ukraine1854 Posts
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iky43210
United States2099 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:29 Fluffboll wrote: 1) It was a generalized statement about that MOST Koreans asks for way too much and why they are unsigned. Nowhere did he say all Koreans asks for those amounts. 2) Disclosure about activity? really? He was scouting for fnatic and all he said was that he looked into those players to possibly sign them. You're actually trying to call him out on admitting to doing his job? wait, so you think 1.5k and 3k a month is alot? that's 18k and 36k a year respectively... That is a piss poor amount, especially for a "sport" industry where players die out after ~10 years of activity If those amount are too much for sc2 pros, then sc2 won't ever be a big spectator sport | ||
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:29 Fluffboll wrote: 1) It was a generalized statement about that MOST Koreans asks for way too much and why they are unsigned. Nowhere did he say all Koreans asks for those amounts. 2) Disclosure about activity? really? He was scouting for fnatic and all he said was that he looked into those players to possibly sign them. You're actually trying to call him out on admitting to doing his job? Nope. Merely that it's pretty lacking in professionalism. | ||
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KicKDoG
Sweden765 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:21 Kwanny wrote: Regarding the numbers. Most European players don't even earn close to 1500 a month. Afaik, it starts at around 150, and you can sign a player that regularily wins online tournaments starting at 500 a month. Wait? That's so false. And how can you say something like that? Before you actually post you should get some facts first. | ||
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[Poseidon]
Netherlands58 Posts
On January 17 2012 00:31 iky43210 wrote: wait, so you think 1.5k and 3k a month is alot? that's 18k and 36k a year respectively... That is a piss poor amount, especially for a "sport" industry where players die out after ~10 years of activity If those amount are too much for sc2 pros, then sc2 won't ever be a big spectator sport not when housing and food are paid for | ||
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
On January 16 2012 20:42 KawaiiRice wrote: Wow, so many people think of sc2 progaming as just about money. What happened to people playing for the love of the game and stuff? I guess I'm incredibly delusional and idealistic... $ $ $ $_$ damn... sucks but it's true $_$ | ||
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