EPTThese partnerships with korean teams doesnt seem to last very long. Better get a korean/english speaking Team Manager.
ZeNEX wants 'the THING' - Page 4
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icydergosu
528 Posts
These partnerships with korean teams doesnt seem to last very long. Better get a korean/english speaking Team Manager. | ||
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IPA
United States3206 Posts
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Testuser
6469 Posts
On February 04 2012 01:46 Fionn wrote: This is really sad. ZeNex is actually one of the best teams so far in SC2 in producing talent. They made Coca, Byun, and Puzzle, all three players who are high Code S caliber. If they really did have a sponsor, I'm sure they would become a strong team if they could keep their stars. They made Taeja too, which trumps atleast Coca and Byun. Talent-wise, I'd say that guy is worth more than puzzle too. | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
On February 04 2012 02:52 Xeris wrote: No offense, but just because Zenex is a pro team in Korean doesn't mean they should be accorded different treatment. That's basically saying "small teams, you don't matter." Maybe they've earned it, like a cushy seat at a Major League Gaming event. | ||
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skyrunner
371 Posts
On February 04 2012 03:00 floor exercise wrote: Maybe they've earned it, like a cushy seat at a Major League Gaming event. yeap, through years of hard work! + Show Spoiler + tongue in cheek of course | ||
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Harrad
1003 Posts
On February 04 2012 02:52 Xeris wrote: No offense, but just because Zenex is a pro team in Korean doesn't mean they should be accorded different treatment. That's basically saying "small teams, you don't matter." How is ZeNEX a big team? They've got no sponsorship, having established themselves as one the major Koreans teams through hard work (training players that would eventually get far in the GSL), just keeping afloat by themselves. I do believe they deserve different treatment, like a senior forum member for instance, because of their accomplishments without financial support to speak of. | ||
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
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1st_Panzer_Div.
United States621 Posts
On February 04 2012 02:52 Xeris wrote: No offense, but just because Zenex is a pro team in Korean doesn't mean they should be accorded different treatment. That's basically saying "small teams, you don't matter." I don't think that it will be based on them just being Korean/pro. It will be based on the quality of players they have been putting out and the quality of games they produce. ZeNex players are very active and the team itself joins a lot of team leagues that other teams have decided are beneath them. Good Luck ZeNex in your desperate plea. | ||
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bobsire
Canada296 Posts
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zarepath
United States1626 Posts
On February 04 2012 03:00 floor exercise wrote: Maybe they've earned it, like a cushy seat at a Major League Gaming event. LOL That was the rejoinder of the day -- and that includes the Elizabethan translations of the Korean pro balance discussion. | ||
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NachiMe
250 Posts
LIKE A BOSS | ||
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
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valaki
Hungary2476 Posts
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Klonere
Ireland4123 Posts
At the moment us in the Western scene don't really know the inner workings of a Korean teamhouse. We know their are coaches, in house customs and very little living space but thats about it. If you threw open Zenex to the foreign community by streaming a lot as a team, doing some in house video content (even if its in Korean, we are well used to consuming content that we might not truly understand). Give foreign fans an opportunity to see your team in action or play some 1v1s on special occasions. Maybe if you can make fans by showing everyone how hard everyone works and the passion that you have for SC2 then you can attract some sponsors  Bullet point form: - Get many players to stream regularly - Stream the house through a webcam 24/7 (like Reign: http://www.twitch.tv/ipl_reigncam1) - Do fan interaction games (maybe once a month?) - Do videos of when your players play in GSL (like Avenge, who beat IdrA, would have been nice to get a reaction from him after he got back to the house) - Do a video of everytime you play GSTL (for team reaction when win/lose, picks etc etc) If you can do that, you put yourselves head and shoulders above all Korean teams for content and interaction and over foreign teams as well! That would make you a good pickup for any sponsor! Don't die Zenex T_T - | ||
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canikizu
4860 Posts
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
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zag
Australia60 Posts
On February 04 2012 02:06 red4ce wrote: This is actually kinda sad. Trying to make business deals over an internet forum? Usually these kinds of posts are made by low GM players trying to get people to notice their stream, not a professional team participating in the GSTL. To be quite honest it makes me wonder if the Zenex managers actually know what they're doing. I am kind of sure, that "professional team" does not apply at all to most korean teams. At least not from a buisness standpoint, if you look at Western teams, which many of then exist since 1995 (Quake era), you can see how you develope a "professional team". It means you get money into the team. I do not see "money" in korean teams ... | ||
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Zallkar
United States449 Posts
Kinda reminds me of my public clan days in counterstrike, asking on forums to join a team haha. | ||
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tianGO
Argentina591 Posts
On February 04 2012 03:21 Klonere wrote: If anyone on Zenex can read this, here is a bit of an idea. At the moment us in the Western scene don't really know the inner workings of a Korean teamhouse. We know their are coaches, in house customs and very little living space but thats about it. If you threw open Zenex to the foreign community by streaming a lot as a team, doing some in house video content (even if its in Korean, we are well used to consuming content that we might not truly understand). Give foreign fans an opportunity to see your team in action or play some 1v1s on special occasions. Maybe if you can make fans by showing everyone how hard everyone works and the passion that you have for SC2 then you can attract some sponsors Bullet point form: - Get many players to stream regularly - Stream the house through a webcam 24/7 (like Reign: http://www.twitch.tv/ipl_reigncam1) - Do fan interaction games (maybe once a month?) - Do videos of when your players play in GSL (like Avenge, who beat IdrA, would have been nice to get a reaction from him after he got back to the house) - Do a video of everytime you play GSTL (for team reaction when win/lose, picks etc etc) If you can do that, you put yourselves head and shoulders above all Korean teams for content and interaction and over foreign teams as well! That would make you a good pickup for any sponsor! Don't die Zenex T_T - Listen to this guy! That sounds really good. That kind of content would be very appreciated by the foreign fans, and I don't think they would need a lot of money or logistic to do it. | ||
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Special Endrey
Germany1929 Posts
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