Axslav and Strifecro part ways with EG - Page 33
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Koshi
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Chaosvuistje
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JustPassingBy
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I don't think Axslav will have problems finding a new team, and Strifecro is one of the more active players on NA, so he should be able to find another team as well. I agree with the people before, they are not that bad if you consider the North American starcraft 2 scene, they were just massively overshadowed by the other players on EG. | ||
Rustug
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I hope you'll both find a new team soon and big things happen for you. | ||
dacimvrl
Vatican City State582 Posts
On January 19 2012 17:44 Pitrocelli wrote: It's obvious that biggest teams dont look at western players ( foreigners ) as talent pool. You are target audience. Just skilled enough that u can understand and apretiate what's going on on the screen and just bad enough to fail in vast majority of international tournaments. There are no intentions whatsoever to train foreign talents. More profitable in their point of view is to hire finished product ( estabilished korean semi-pro ) and market him under foreign brand. Main criteria of foreign viewer is quality of game, pure skill. Since there is little to none attachement to actual individuals, nationality or background they are replaceable with more skilled koreans. You as viewers did this to yourself. You are just view numbers for foreign sponsors so they will support events for Koreans to win ![]() you are saying like this is a bad thing.... It's not. If you could pick only 1 player to watch between Dragon and Strifecro, who would it be? The answer is obvious. If you have what it takes, ppl will just bend the rules for you, but if you aren't that good and have no fan base..etc. You are better off going back to your day job/school. | ||
Rustug
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On January 19 2012 18:06 JustPassingBy wrote: Well, it was bound to happen, EG is starting to restructure their team to become more competitive. I don't think Axslav will have problems finding a new team, and Strifecro is one of the more active players on NA, so he should be able to find another team as well. I agree with the people before, they are not that bad if you consider the North American starcraft 2 scene, they were just massively overshadowed by the other players on EG. I think you either have to be a player with BIG results or have a BIG personalty to be on a team like EG. Anywho, these guys are good quality players and I have complete confidence they will successfully continue their SC2 careers. | ||
Lysanias
Netherlands8351 Posts
On January 19 2012 17:44 Pitrocelli wrote: It's obvious that biggest teams dont look at western players ( foreigners ) as talent pool. You are target audience. Just skilled enough that u can understand and apretiate what's going on on the screen and just bad enough to fail in vast majority of international tournaments. There are no intentions whatsoever to train foreign talents. More profitable in their point of view is to hire finished product ( estabilished korean semi-pro ) and market him under foreign brand. Main criteria of foreign viewer is quality of game, pure skill. Since there is little to none attachement to actual individuals, nationality or background they are replaceable with more skilled koreans. You as viewers did this to yourself. You are just view numbers for foreign sponsors so they will support events for Koreans to win ![]() So what makes this different then other sports ? You make it sound like we are wrong in wanting to see the best of the best. In fact i would say it's the opposite of bad, it's infact a very healthy thing to create competition. Also like any sports there will be major and minor teams, i also doubt people will have less fun watching minor vs minor or even minor vs major. The great underdog stories ! All i am saying is you can not blame viewers for wanting what they want. | ||
Frankon
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On January 19 2012 08:55 Shadow_Dog wrote: LZ and Machine are next... They cannot sack Machine. He is Idra body double... | ||
show.me
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Technique
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Junichi
Germany1056 Posts
Good luck to the both of them, whatever they end up doing now. | ||
cHicKeLoR
Germany559 Posts
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Madera
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
On January 19 2012 18:31 Technique wrote: Ain't axslav better then incontrol/machina/lz? Yeah, definitely. | ||
Kamais Ookin
Canada591 Posts
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Silentenigma
Turkey2037 Posts
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MacroNcheesE
United States508 Posts
-TheGWi. | ||
ahPoI
Malaysia35 Posts
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BigBadBeaver
Canada272 Posts
Not always about skill level | ||
L3g3nd_
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