At end of day they havent even been able to dominate USA tourneys so no wonder they didnt get their contracts renwed.
Axslav and Strifecro part ways with EG - Page 36
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
At end of day they havent even been able to dominate USA tourneys so no wonder they didnt get their contracts renwed. | ||
Devolved
United States2753 Posts
On January 19 2012 20:58 Noocta wrote: What's the point of the American Gaming House now ? I mean.. who is still here ? Machine Demuslim and Incontrol only, but DemusliM was announced to go in Korea, incontrol maybe too. That's a nice house for Machine to live in but well.. that would be weird. :p Don't you mean a nice house for Machine...and Anna. ....bowchicabowwow now that would be weird :x | ||
Skuller
United States197 Posts
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Mouzone
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On January 19 2012 21:40 Mouzone wrote: Is this the part where all foreign players in foreign teams get replaced by B-teamer koreans which leads to no teams having foreigners any longer? 'Cause let's face it, 95% of foreigners are too bad to be professionals on a global level. Personally, I thought axslav and strifecro were very low B tier foreigners though. | ||
Arisen
United States2382 Posts
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Canada505 Posts
On January 19 2012 21:33 Devolved wrote: Don't you mean a nice house for Machine...and Anna. ....bowchicabowwow now that would be weird :x I dunno, it fits really well with this fan fic I was writting. | ||
KicKDoG
Sweden765 Posts
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don_kyuhote
3006 Posts
On January 19 2012 21:40 Mouzone wrote: Is this the part where all foreign players in foreign teams get replaced by B-teamer koreans which leads to no teams having foreigners any longer? 'Cause let's face it, 95% of foreigners are too bad to be professionals on a global level. 2011....the year Koreans took over foreign tournaments. 2012....the year Koreans take over foreign teams? Honestly, the mid and low-tier foreigner's days were numbered anyway. As the scene expands and the game gets more figured out, it's going to be the ones who work harder that are going to rise up. | ||
eazo
United States530 Posts
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j3cht
United States86 Posts
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FlamingForce
Netherlands701 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On January 19 2012 21:56 don_kyuhote wrote: 2011....the year Koreans took over foreign tournaments. 2012....the year Koreans take over foreign teams? Honestly, the mid and low-tier foreigner's days were numbered anyway. As the scene expands and the game gets more figured out, it's going to be the ones who work harder that are going to rise up. Which, as always, will be the Koreans and the Chinese to an extent. | ||
dellesh1ruH
Denmark509 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On January 19 2012 20:31 s0cce12 wrote: koreans or grubby im thinking incoming Why in the world would Grubby come back to a team that let him go???? He's not going back to EG. | ||
namste
Finland2292 Posts
![]() Good luck to Axslav and Scrifecro, they can probably make some money by playing some daily tournaments or something as rest of the semi-pros do ![]() | ||
Mouzone
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On January 19 2012 21:56 don_kyuhote wrote: 2011....the year Koreans took over foreign tournaments. 2012....the year Koreans take over foreign teams? Honestly, the mid and low-tier foreigner's days were numbered anyway. As the scene expands and the game gets more figured out, it's going to be the ones who work harder that are going to rise up. Yeah, it was just a matter of time. They've stayed so long because the game is still new but the train has started moving faster and faster and the ones who didn't catch it are left behind without much possiblity to follow afterwards. Only a select few foreigners actually have a chance to beat any korean and there are hundreds of them at approximately the same skill level which is kind of sad for the foreigner scene I suppose. | ||
StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
Which the apparently didn't have! | ||
Imalengrat
Australia365 Posts
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CKHound
United States142 Posts
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