Taeja Leaving Slayers? - Page 21
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ninjamyst
United States1903 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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bennyaus
Australia1833 Posts
On March 13 2012 08:42 ptrpb wrote: They got Machine man, he's a god in the works. I'm not even joking, Machine has been workin pretty hard and making improvements. Sorry to say this, bro, but all these players who are "working pretty hard and making improvements" are just simply not good enough. If they have been known in the community for this long, and haven't shown a significant change in ability (ala Stephano) by now. I'd have to say that it is unlikely they will surprise with a change of ability/results in the future. | ||
NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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v3chr0
United States856 Posts
I'd really love to see Korean teams picking up Foreigners (instead of the clan-mergers), I think foreigners really know how to abuse creativity and ingenuity vs Koreans who are powerhouses (usually). but I can see where the risk in grabbing foreigners is, so I don't blame them. GL to Taeja and his future endeavors. | ||
bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
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Thewildfish
United States113 Posts
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0kz
Italy1118 Posts
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PH
United States6173 Posts
On March 12 2012 22:27 whiteLotus wrote: whats with all the koreans "go foreign team" ? do they imagine that foreign teams have gold mines and can pay them 10k$ month? Well...foreign teams do actually pay their players. Korean teams take rent checks from their players. So...yeah... | ||
dabom88
United States3483 Posts
On March 13 2012 09:10 PH wrote: Well...foreign teams do actually pay their players. Korean teams take rent checks from their players. So...yeah... Haven't heard this practice. Do you have evidence of this practice and which teams do it? | ||
BlackGosu
Canada1046 Posts
On March 13 2012 09:10 PH wrote: Well...foreign teams do actually pay their players. Korean teams take rent checks from their players. So...yeah... if this is true, i dont really blame the korean players for joining foreign teams | ||
ThaZenith
Canada3116 Posts
Eventually the 'everyone join foreign teams, hurry before they run outta money!" thing will end. There are only so many that'll make it. | ||
bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
On March 13 2012 09:10 PH wrote: Well...foreign teams do actually pay their players. Korean teams take rent checks from their players. So...yeah... Please don't post uniformed non-sense. Living in the team-house is "free." You can think of it as your workplace, and your home. The reason Korean teams can't afford to pay players is because they provide computers, housing, and basic necessities (2 meals a day). Anything extra, is up to the individual players. However, for someone like TaeJa who doesn't live in the team-house those benefits do not affect him. | ||
VillageBC
322 Posts
On March 13 2012 08:42 ptrpb wrote: They got Machine man, he's a god in the works. I'm not even joking, Machine has been workin pretty hard and making improvements. I do like Machine, but he's got a way to go before being included in that list. He falls under that potential/training partner label until he does something to set himself apart. Unfortunately, I myself don't see that happening. Not everyone can be a star and teams need more then just star players. | ||
MasterKang
United States1373 Posts
On March 13 2012 08:28 Big-t wrote: Would be a shame for TL, if they really pic him. Not that Taeja is bad, but TL has some high requirements. Lol wut.. | ||
MasterKang
United States1373 Posts
Nope, just common sense | ||
tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
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Kernen
United States84 Posts
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dabom88
United States3483 Posts
On March 13 2012 09:50 bokchoi wrote: Please don't post uniformed non-sense. Living in the team-house is "free." You can think of it as your workplace, and your home. The reason Korean teams can't afford to pay players is because they provide computers, housing, and basic necessities (2 meals a day). Anything extra, is up to the individual players. However, for someone like TaeJa who doesn't live in the team-house those benefits do not affect him. I also believe that a maid is pretty much who cooks their meals, and also does house cleaning and laundry (don't quote me). The problem is that SC2 isn't as big in Korea as it in other places around the world. Sponsors are harder to find in Korea, though it's still growing. They also have the whole Team House aspect that only a few Foreign teams have. Foreign teams like EG can have a team house and pay their players because sponsorships are much bigger internationally, and those Foreign Teams have multiple sponsors for different games. iirc, the only professional level Korean SC2 team that's starting to branch out into other games is Startale with LoL. | ||
CarlosOmse
Germany507 Posts
On March 13 2012 09:20 BlackGosu wrote: if this is true, i dont really blame the korean players for joining foreign teams weel even if not (i dont rly think they have to payrent to live in the teamhouse) they are still juts a teammember at the koreanteams not having a high chance to get a trip to foreign tournaments without beeing a real superstar if they join a foreign team they are the aceplayer and the superstar and have higher chance for foreign tournaments | ||
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