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i mean i like it but he will disappear soon unlike boxer T_T
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Messi
United States212 Posts
i mean i like it but he will disappear soon unlike boxer T_T | ||
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GunPaladin
United States1205 Posts
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disciple
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starfries
Canada3508 Posts
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Gentso
United States2218 Posts
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Jedclark
United Kingdom903 Posts
On February 08 2012 05:29 devPLEASE wrote: TSL_NaDa would be great, or NaDaPrime. EGNaDa simply sounds attrocious, just doesn't have that nice ring to my ears like EGIdrA does. NaDa to EG wouldn't be that bad; they're my favourite team, so that'd be nice. Plus we'd get to see him a lot more providing he lives in Korea, with more foreign tournaments and such. | ||
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
On February 08 2012 06:06 disciple wrote: I think NaDa shouldn't be a mercenary for his name's sake and legacy. The most decorated BW player and one of the greatest ESPORTS legends in a foreign team for money ? I hope not. Imo he should start his own thing or join Slayers. The prospect of him joining a team with a say year long CJ B-teamer is disturbing for me. On the other hand, should we let BW history get in the way of people's success nowadays? We have to be quite careful about putting people down for being "year long CJ B-teamer"s - if you found success in SC2, why should you be looked down upon for your lack of success in BW? After all, by comparison NaDa did very well for a solid period of BW, but has accomplished only OK results in SC2. If a great player in SC2 did worse in BW, why be snobs about it? | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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Nethermind
New Zealand445 Posts
In reality, if his star power/advertising power is high in KR, you would expect a Korean team to pick him up first and foremost wouldn't you? He could use a statement of interest to play for a foreigner team just to motivate the Korean teams to compete harder for his contract. At the end of the day though... who knows! lol | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
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Ozira
Sweden150 Posts
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disciple
9070 Posts
On February 08 2012 06:12 SeaSwift wrote: On the other hand, should we let BW history get in the way of people's success nowadays? We have to be quite careful about putting people down for being "year long CJ B-teamer"s - if you found success in SC2, why should you be looked down upon for your lack of success in BW? After all, by comparison NaDa did very well for a solid period of BW, but has accomplished only OK results in SC2. If a great player in SC2 did worse in BW, why be snobs about it? My point is that a player like him should strive towards making a deeper impact in the scene, not just put his name under the brand which would give him the best salary. What you said is completely true, but comparing Nada's role in SC2 with Boxer's I can feel nothing more but disappointment for Nada. I think in Korea the old BW legends are the guys to set an example and draw interest to SC2, using their names and accomplishments in BW. | ||
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jumbotroN
Peru229 Posts
if not it could be EG or some orga with money to spend on publicity. | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On February 08 2012 06:06 disciple wrote: I think NaDa shouldn't be a mercenary for his name's sake and legacy. The most decorated BW player and one of the greatest ESPORTS legends in a foreign team for money ? I hope not. Imo he should start his own thing or join Slayers. The prospect of him joining a team with a say year long CJ B-teamer is disturbing for me. right on 100% | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On February 08 2012 06:22 disciple wrote: My point is that a player like him should strive towards making a deeper impact in the scene, not just put his name under the brand which would give him the best salary. What you said is completely true, but comparing Nada's role in SC2 with Boxer's I can feel nothing more but disappointment for Nada. I think in Korea the old BW legends are the guys to set an example and draw interest to SC2, using their names and accomplishments in BW. Hmmm, you make it sound as if they're mutually exclusive. I mean, overall -- and to be fair to NaDa -- BoxeR's the only big legend who's had an enormous impact on SC2. The only other big "legend" to have given anything significant back to SC2 community would probably be Grubby, through casting, streaming, and general PR-related work -- and that only very recently. Everyone else (let's say the big-name players like July, NaDa, Moon, ToD, fOrGG, Lyn, etc.) just plays, pretty much. | ||
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ChuCky.Ca
Canada2497 Posts
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
Nada is a smart guy. I'm sure there is a possibility he joins EG or another top foreign team just for money, but it'll take more than signing JYP or Puma. Nada is already established, he has money and he's his own brand. If he wanted, to let's say, take over ZeNex and make that team his own, like Boxer and Slayers, he could do that. The dude is beloved in Korea and one of the legends of e-sports like Boxer. With a year left before joining the military, he might want to leave a legacy that can continue when he is off in the army. | ||
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Demorase
136 Posts
I think Nada's playstyle is way too passive, it might have worked in SC1 but in SC2 terran is an aggressive race, and his playstyle is completely unadapted. He's got a lot of work cut out for him if he wants to win a GSL, he needs to rework his entire playstyle. | ||
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Jojo131
Brazil1631 Posts
Really sad to read this article, but I guess he wasn't training in the house anyways (from what I heard) | ||
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
On February 08 2012 06:39 Demorase wrote: A player of his caliber should have won a GSL by now, especially during the early days of SC2 when terran was much stronger, the GSL was his for the taking all it took was a bunker rush and good micro back then. And yet, all he's managed to get in a whole year and a half is a quarter finals. I think Nada's playstyle is way too passive, it might have worked in SC1 but in SC2 terran is an aggressive race, and his playstyle is completely unadapted. He's got a lot of work cut out for him if he wants to win a GSL, he needs to rework his entire playstyle. I think Nada had a great shot at winning GSL May, but then Inca cheesed him to death and we never got the epic finals of Nada vs. Nestea. Oh Inca. | ||
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