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YESH SO HAPPY 4 u dragon!!!
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On March 07 2012 06:52 dearyuna wrote:Show nested quote +On March 07 2012 06:47 Ylrahc wrote:This may very well be a win-win situation for both parties. Dragon gets a team that will support him (Millenium reputation might not be that good among TL trolls & fanbois, but it's a team that keeps its promises towards the players and once they recruit them they give them full support, plus the manager Llewellys is an honest and hard-working person), he will get to live in a gaming house (slightly different from those in Korea I would expect  ) and he gets to discover another continent, country and culture, which he seems to be eager too. He seems to have the character and the motivation to make it work, that's great. Millenium gets a popular korean player who can give them access to the korean scene and maybe get some respect there, which may allow them to recruit another world class player in the future to pair with Stephano. Plus, Dragon is not exactly a complete noob either, so he'll be a great support for the team tournaments Millenium is in, and if he manages to get great solo results, it's even better for him and for the team  So good luck Dragon, I hope you'll enjoy your stay in Europe and in France ! As much as it will open up a group of Korean viewers, the intention was that with Dragon, Millenium would have more access to the NA scene as opposed to the KR scene. Like many other people have said, Millenium currently limits their site to French speaking fans. Hopefully, there will be more English content from now on and Millenium will also have more exposure in not only the EU scene but the NA scene as well with players like Dragon and Stephano. Having said that, if Dragon attends and gets past the GSL Qualifiers (not officially confirmed, just speculation), he will be willing to compete in the KR scene as well. However, from what I understand, that is not the priority for both Millenium and Dragon. Their focus is currently on the foreign scene. I hope this clarifies any misunderstandings ^^
Well, I was listening to the stream, and Llewellys explicitly said a reason he wanted to recruit Dragon is to get contacts in the korean scene, to potentially recruit a top world korean player later on. He even trolled a bit saying he thought last autumn that Stephano may help with the contacts part, but as Stephano is "like he is" (dunno what it means exactly, not that fluent in korean for sure, and perhaps he didn't fit / feel very well in Korea), it kinda failed
So yes, Dragon will focus his play on the foreign scene, but the fact that he is korean played in the decision to recruit him too, so Millenium gets more exposure in Korea.
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I thought Dragon said he would never compete after he got caught cheating? Is it just a marketing thing then?
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On March 07 2012 06:59 Ylrahc wrote:Show nested quote +On March 07 2012 06:52 dearyuna wrote:On March 07 2012 06:47 Ylrahc wrote:This may very well be a win-win situation for both parties. Dragon gets a team that will support him (Millenium reputation might not be that good among TL trolls & fanbois, but it's a team that keeps its promises towards the players and once they recruit them they give them full support, plus the manager Llewellys is an honest and hard-working person), he will get to live in a gaming house (slightly different from those in Korea I would expect ) and he gets to discover another continent, country and culture, which he seems to be eager too. He seems to have the character and the motivation to make it work, that's great. Millenium gets a popular korean player who can give them access to the korean scene and maybe get some respect there, which may allow them to recruit another world class player in the future to pair with Stephano. Plus, Dragon is not exactly a complete noob either, so he'll be a great support for the team tournaments Millenium is in, and if he manages to get great solo results, it's even better for him and for the team So good luck Dragon, I hope you'll enjoy your stay in Europe and in France ! As much as it will open up a group of Korean viewers, the intention was that with Dragon, Millenium would have more access to the NA scene as opposed to the KR scene. Like many other people have said, Millenium currently limits their site to French speaking fans. Hopefully, there will be more English content from now on and Millenium will also have more exposure in not only the EU scene but the NA scene as well with players like Dragon and Stephano. Having said that, if Dragon attends and gets past the GSL Qualifiers (not officially confirmed, just speculation), he will be willing to compete in the KR scene as well. However, from what I understand, that is not the priority for both Millenium and Dragon. Their focus is currently on the foreign scene. I hope this clarifies any misunderstandings ^^ Well, I was listening to the stream, and Llewellys explicitly said a reason he wanted to recruit Dragon is to get contacts in the korean scene, to potentially recruit a top world korean player later on. He even trolled a bit saying he thought last autumn that Stephano may help with the contacts part, but as Stephano is "like he is" (dunno what it means exactly, not that fluent in korean for sure, and perhaps he didn't fit / feel very well in Korea), it kinda failed So yes, Dragon will focus his play on the foreign scene, but the fact that he is korean played in the decision to recruit him too, so Millenium gets more exposure in Korea.
Very interesting to note, did not know Remy said that
Maybe more Korean players will be featured in Millenium in the future as well ^O^
I was aware that Millenium wanted a Terran player We will see what happens! This is quite exciting~
oh and thank you for the siege tanks Millenium, they look very nice in my living room<3
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If you have watched dragon's stream, you should know the potential and talent this kid has. I've seen him do the randomest builds, while stuffing 5 pieces of bread in his mouth, laughing and beating GM koreans. If he takes it 100 percent serious, people will definitely know and respect Dragon a ton more over the next few months. I've always felt like Dragon's self motivation is what has held him back, he has a hard time being serious for extended periods of time. Moving to France, living in a team house, should be all the motivation he ever needed and I expect to see a stud terran emerge for millenium shortly. Congrats to Millenium and Love Dragon
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On March 07 2012 06:59 Ylrahc wrote:Show nested quote +On March 07 2012 06:52 dearyuna wrote:On March 07 2012 06:47 Ylrahc wrote:This may very well be a win-win situation for both parties. Dragon gets a team that will support him (Millenium reputation might not be that good among TL trolls & fanbois, but it's a team that keeps its promises towards the players and once they recruit them they give them full support, plus the manager Llewellys is an honest and hard-working person), he will get to live in a gaming house (slightly different from those in Korea I would expect ) and he gets to discover another continent, country and culture, which he seems to be eager too. He seems to have the character and the motivation to make it work, that's great. Millenium gets a popular korean player who can give them access to the korean scene and maybe get some respect there, which may allow them to recruit another world class player in the future to pair with Stephano. Plus, Dragon is not exactly a complete noob either, so he'll be a great support for the team tournaments Millenium is in, and if he manages to get great solo results, it's even better for him and for the team So good luck Dragon, I hope you'll enjoy your stay in Europe and in France ! As much as it will open up a group of Korean viewers, the intention was that with Dragon, Millenium would have more access to the NA scene as opposed to the KR scene. Like many other people have said, Millenium currently limits their site to French speaking fans. Hopefully, there will be more English content from now on and Millenium will also have more exposure in not only the EU scene but the NA scene as well with players like Dragon and Stephano. Having said that, if Dragon attends and gets past the GSL Qualifiers (not officially confirmed, just speculation), he will be willing to compete in the KR scene as well. However, from what I understand, that is not the priority for both Millenium and Dragon. Their focus is currently on the foreign scene. I hope this clarifies any misunderstandings ^^ Well, I was listening to the stream, and Llewellys explicitly said a reason he wanted to recruit Dragon is to get contacts in the korean scene, to potentially recruit a top world korean player later on. He even trolled a bit saying he thought last autumn that Stephano may help with the contacts part, but as Stephano is "like he is" (dunno what it means exactly, not that fluent in korean for sure, and perhaps he didn't fit / feel very well in Korea), it kinda failed So yes, Dragon will focus his play on the foreign scene, but the fact that he is korean played in the decision to recruit him too, so Millenium gets more exposure in Korea.
I don't think Millenium's really cares about their korean fan base , their sponsor are only french/european exept MSI
And the real reason was to get a good and popular terran player not a ticket to get more korean players ^^
Dragon could have been american / european or anything else I don't think it would have change something.
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wait... I thought Dragon left SlayerS because he wanted to go back to working and just play SC2 for fun, why did he join another pro team?
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On March 07 2012 07:05 ticklishmusic wrote:
SUSSESS This.
Also, Dragon is actually a fairly decent player, but also hilarious. I actually someone do his 7CC into re-aligning the SCVS and hiding the second CC strat against me in hopes I would leave the game. I just typed "I see you're a Dragon fan" and he responded with "lol" and left the game.
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I honestly did not expect this, but thank you so much Millenium for picking up an awesome player.
Your fan numbers are sure to grow by at LEAST 10k people.
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So glad Dragon found a team!! Dragon FIGHTING
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On March 07 2012 07:09 pumpy145 wrote:
wait... I thought Dragon left SlayerS because he wanted to go back to working and just play SC2 for fun, why did he join another pro team?
Please read the interview. lol...
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On March 07 2012 07:05 algue wrote:Show nested quote +On March 07 2012 06:59 Ylrahc wrote:On March 07 2012 06:52 dearyuna wrote:On March 07 2012 06:47 Ylrahc wrote:This may very well be a win-win situation for both parties. Dragon gets a team that will support him (Millenium reputation might not be that good among TL trolls & fanbois, but it's a team that keeps its promises towards the players and once they recruit them they give them full support, plus the manager Llewellys is an honest and hard-working person), he will get to live in a gaming house (slightly different from those in Korea I would expect ) and he gets to discover another continent, country and culture, which he seems to be eager too. He seems to have the character and the motivation to make it work, that's great. Millenium gets a popular korean player who can give them access to the korean scene and maybe get some respect there, which may allow them to recruit another world class player in the future to pair with Stephano. Plus, Dragon is not exactly a complete noob either, so he'll be a great support for the team tournaments Millenium is in, and if he manages to get great solo results, it's even better for him and for the team So good luck Dragon, I hope you'll enjoy your stay in Europe and in France ! As much as it will open up a group of Korean viewers, the intention was that with Dragon, Millenium would have more access to the NA scene as opposed to the KR scene. Like many other people have said, Millenium currently limits their site to French speaking fans. Hopefully, there will be more English content from now on and Millenium will also have more exposure in not only the EU scene but the NA scene as well with players like Dragon and Stephano. Having said that, if Dragon attends and gets past the GSL Qualifiers (not officially confirmed, just speculation), he will be willing to compete in the KR scene as well. However, from what I understand, that is not the priority for both Millenium and Dragon. Their focus is currently on the foreign scene. I hope this clarifies any misunderstandings ^^ Well, I was listening to the stream, and Llewellys explicitly said a reason he wanted to recruit Dragon is to get contacts in the korean scene, to potentially recruit a top world korean player later on. He even trolled a bit saying he thought last autumn that Stephano may help with the contacts part, but as Stephano is "like he is" (dunno what it means exactly, not that fluent in korean for sure, and perhaps he didn't fit / feel very well in Korea), it kinda failed So yes, Dragon will focus his play on the foreign scene, but the fact that he is korean played in the decision to recruit him too, so Millenium gets more exposure in Korea. I don't think Millenium's really cares about their korean fan base , their sponsor are only french/european exept MSI And the real reason was to get a good and popular terran player not a ticket to get more korean players ^^ Dragon could have been american / european or anything else I don't think it would have change something.
Did you listen to Llewellys ? ._.
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Lol i def did not see this coming!! :O Gratz on the dragon! but didnt actually think Mill would pick him up! in shock still*!
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Aww, good for him! Hope he has good time with his teammates in the house. :D
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