EPTSleep joins CheckSix Gaming; Moving to the U.S. - Page 7
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SC2NeCro
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Bacon-X
United States266 Posts
On January 27 2012 16:31 Fujikura wrote: Welcome, look forward to living with you! Yes! Welcome to the United States xSixSleep!!! I was like AWESOME!! when I read the part of this news post that said you will be supporting local Southern California LAN parties. =D!!!!!!!!!!! | ||
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Slardar
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jmbthirteen
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Regime
Australia185 Posts
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ewalk728
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LuckyFool
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Karis Vas Ryaar
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VirgilSC2
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Slicerr
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TheRealFluid
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StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
anyways. gl! | ||
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MildSeven
Canada311 Posts
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MildSeven
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dearyuna
United States322 Posts
On January 28 2012 12:01 karis wrote: isnt this going to be expensive? fiirst you have to pay for travel costs then you have to pay for basically a semi-permanent translater because im pretty sure sleep doesnt speak english. am I missing something here because its hard for me to see how this is going to make sense from a buisness standpoint. I've been helping him regarding translations as of late. Most translators don't get paid unless it's something intense (event, contract negotiations, official paperwork, etc). But yes, living costs & airfare is probably going to be a lot, but if Sleep can pull it off in the foreign scene, it'll be a good cost/benefit scenario. | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On January 28 2012 15:08 MildSeven wrote: oh and the Monies And the adventure, of course! It's a good and learning experience, game aside.  | ||
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skatblast
United States784 Posts
On January 28 2012 01:50 bubblegumbo wrote: In case some of your don't realize this, many middle class Koreans dream of immigrating and working in the USA. Sleep's parent were probably happy that he is going to live and work in the US already at his age, it's like the most common goal of any Asian student who go to study in the USA. He did it through pro-gaming. Missing out on the GSL is fine as long as he does well in Western tournament, the ping to KR servers should be good enough too. This, people like to rip on the USA but its actually a nice place to live if your not poor | ||
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Fujikura
United States337 Posts
I plan on improving my Korean. It's a fairly Win-Win situation | ||
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naux
Canada738 Posts
On January 28 2012 16:57 skatblast wrote: This, people like to rip on the USA but its actually a nice place to live if your not poor which are only 10percent of the people living there OH lol jking | ||
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DexVitality
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