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On July 17 2012 20:49 plogamer wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2012 20:31 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 Ragnarork wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:20 Skwid1g wrote:On July 17 2012 18:29 mememolly wrote:
why would a foreign team want a player who can't accept a team's decision?
foreign teams should build up foreigners not take on koreans when they fall out with their team
I also hate the way koreans think they can just walk into every foreign team no questions asked Because the decision may be unfounded? Your post literally makes no sense. Why should foreign teams pick up bad foreigners and build them up when there are already better players? How is that fair to the players that practice harder and are better at the game? No Korean thinks that, but they *know* most foreign teams would want them. Because, you know, they're better than foreigners. by building up foreigners I meant foreigners who are working hard (maybe even harder) than certain korean players Your last point makes no sense tbh, surely "knowing" requires them to think, anyways I just think that is is douchey that some korean players just assume that a foreign team would want them, it's not to say that this is right or wrong just that it comes across as douchey If foreigners were working harder than Koreans, there would be a Foreigner GSL Title.... not really, talent has a lot to do with it, stephano doesn't work as hard as other players but wins because of "natural" talent, plus there are a lot of boundaries for foreigners to overcome in korea while competing in GSL so this can also play a factor, it is more complex than just who works the hardest If talent has a lot to do with it, why not capitalize on talented Koreans to win games and sponsorship for your team? Foreign or not has nothing to do with it, again. Let's drop your Korean bashing and get back to speculations about MMA. MMA is going to stay at SlayerS imo. He is too valuable to be dropped. Still one of the best Terrans in the world. His slump might have to do a lot with -all- terrans having a hard time currently.
Pretty likely. His strength was always TvZ and the matchup is broken, and his weakness was TvP and that's got harder too.
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Starting to understand why so many SlayerS players talk about MMA as a douche. Very unprofessional of him to make a scene out of this, no matter what the reason is. He is still contracted by SlayerS, he should not be removing slayers tag etc.
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On July 17 2012 20:31 mememolly wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2012 20:28 Ragnarork wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:20 Skwid1g wrote:On July 17 2012 18:29 mememolly wrote:
why would a foreign team want a player who can't accept a team's decision?
foreign teams should build up foreigners not take on koreans when they fall out with their team
I also hate the way koreans think they can just walk into every foreign team no questions asked Because the decision may be unfounded? Your post literally makes no sense. Why should foreign teams pick up bad foreigners and build them up when there are already better players? How is that fair to the players that practice harder and are better at the game? No Korean thinks that, but they *know* most foreign teams would want them. Because, you know, they're better than foreigners. by building up foreigners I meant foreigners who are working hard (maybe even harder) than certain korean players Your last point makes no sense tbh, surely "knowing" requires them to think, anyways I just think that is is douchey that some korean players just assume that a foreign team would want them, it's not to say that this is right or wrong just that it comes across as douchey If foreigners were working harder than Koreans, there would be a Foreigner GSL Title.... not really, talent has a lot to do with it, stephano doesn't work as hard as other players but wins because of "natural" talent, plus there are a lot of boundaries for foreigners to overcome in korea while competing in GSL so this can also play a factor, it is more complex than just who works the hardest
there are always exceptions but as a general rule of thumb hard work and dedication gives you success in GSL.
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On July 17 2012 20:49 plogamer wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2012 20:31 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 Ragnarork wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:20 Skwid1g wrote:On July 17 2012 18:29 mememolly wrote:
why would a foreign team want a player who can't accept a team's decision?
foreign teams should build up foreigners not take on koreans when they fall out with their team
I also hate the way koreans think they can just walk into every foreign team no questions asked Because the decision may be unfounded? Your post literally makes no sense. Why should foreign teams pick up bad foreigners and build them up when there are already better players? How is that fair to the players that practice harder and are better at the game? No Korean thinks that, but they *know* most foreign teams would want them. Because, you know, they're better than foreigners. by building up foreigners I meant foreigners who are working hard (maybe even harder) than certain korean players Your last point makes no sense tbh, surely "knowing" requires them to think, anyways I just think that is is douchey that some korean players just assume that a foreign team would want them, it's not to say that this is right or wrong just that it comes across as douchey If foreigners were working harder than Koreans, there would be a Foreigner GSL Title.... not really, talent has a lot to do with it, stephano doesn't work as hard as other players but wins because of "natural" talent, plus there are a lot of boundaries for foreigners to overcome in korea while competing in GSL so this can also play a factor, it is more complex than just who works the hardest If talent has a lot to do with it, why not capitalize on talented Koreans to win games and sponsorship for your team? Foreign or not has nothing to do with it, again. Let's drop your Korean bashing and get back to speculations about MMA. MMA is going to stay at SlayerS imo. He is too valuable to be dropped. Still one of the best Terrans in the world. His slump might have to do a lot with -all- terrans having a hard time currently.
How is it "Korean bashing" when he says that Koreans who just assume foreign teams want them are being douchey? They're being egotistical at the very least. He even says that MMA might be right or wrong, it's more the assumption that the poster is taking offense to. I swear, question something/someone and suddenly you're hating on them.
I don't even necessarily agree with this guy, but the kneejerk racist/xenophobe labeling that goes on is ridiculous.
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On July 17 2012 20:54 shabby wrote:
Starting to understand why so many SlayerS players talk about MMA as a douche. Very unprofessional of him to make a scene out of this, no matter what the reason is. He is still contracted by SlayerS, he should not be removing slayers tag etc.
Source...?
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On July 17 2012 20:54 farnham wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2012 20:31 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 Ragnarork wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:20 Skwid1g wrote:On July 17 2012 18:29 mememolly wrote:
why would a foreign team want a player who can't accept a team's decision?
foreign teams should build up foreigners not take on koreans when they fall out with their team
I also hate the way koreans think they can just walk into every foreign team no questions asked Because the decision may be unfounded? Your post literally makes no sense. Why should foreign teams pick up bad foreigners and build them up when there are already better players? How is that fair to the players that practice harder and are better at the game? No Korean thinks that, but they *know* most foreign teams would want them. Because, you know, they're better than foreigners. by building up foreigners I meant foreigners who are working hard (maybe even harder) than certain korean players Your last point makes no sense tbh, surely "knowing" requires them to think, anyways I just think that is is douchey that some korean players just assume that a foreign team would want them, it's not to say that this is right or wrong just that it comes across as douchey If foreigners were working harder than Koreans, there would be a Foreigner GSL Title.... not really, talent has a lot to do with it, stephano doesn't work as hard as other players but wins because of "natural" talent, plus there are a lot of boundaries for foreigners to overcome in korea while competing in GSL so this can also play a factor, it is more complex than just who works the hardest there are always exceptions but as a general rule of thumb hard work and dedication gives you success in GSL.
Do you really think that Stephano practices 3 hours a day, week before big tournament goes ski and then wins that tournament? Did you heard of anybody else who would be similar? Think twice before you believe everything you hear..
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On July 17 2012 20:22 najreteip wrote:
well this is over
edit: I've been posting in the wrong thread :/
/facepalm
hahahah, i saw your posts and was so confused, but this explains it all
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Still a lot of information not posted, best of luck to MMA.
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Wow we still have no updated info on this? Khaldor??? Wolf??? Thorzain? What is going on???!!!!
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FnaticRcMMA... Yeah with Moon, Oz, Alive,...
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On July 17 2012 20:31 mememolly wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2012 20:28 Ragnarork wrote:On July 17 2012 20:28 mememolly wrote:On July 17 2012 20:20 Skwid1g wrote:On July 17 2012 18:29 mememolly wrote:
why would a foreign team want a player who can't accept a team's decision?
foreign teams should build up foreigners not take on koreans when they fall out with their team
I also hate the way koreans think they can just walk into every foreign team no questions asked Because the decision may be unfounded? Your post literally makes no sense. Why should foreign teams pick up bad foreigners and build them up when there are already better players? How is that fair to the players that practice harder and are better at the game? No Korean thinks that, but they *know* most foreign teams would want them. Because, you know, they're better than foreigners. by building up foreigners I meant foreigners who are working hard (maybe even harder) than certain korean players Your last point makes no sense tbh, surely "knowing" requires them to think, anyways I just think that is is douchey that some korean players just assume that a foreign team would want them, it's not to say that this is right or wrong just that it comes across as douchey If foreigners were working harder than Koreans, there would be a Foreigner GSL Title.... not really, talent has a lot to do with it, stephano doesn't work as hard as other players but wins because of "natural" talent, plus there are a lot of boundaries for foreigners to overcome in korea while competing in GSL so this can also play a factor, it is more complex than just who works the hardest
What Stephano says about his practice regime is pretty much a bullcrap. He works as hard if not harder then other pros. EU pros have spoken about it and also EG players did when Stephano was there.
Edit: Not arguing that there is no "talent" aspect to it, there is something else then just work making people like Flash be godly at the game, but Stephano does put a shit ton of work into his play.
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On July 17 2012 21:18 blamekilly wrote:
Wow we still have no updated info on this? Khaldor??? Wolf??? Thorzain? What is going on???!!!!
They're quite busy at the moment...
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On July 17 2012 21:22 Ragnarork wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2012 21:18 blamekilly wrote:
Wow we still have no updated info on this? Khaldor??? Wolf??? Thorzain? What is going on???!!!! They're quite busy at the moment...
They're also probably not going to just go spreading gossipy stuff :p
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This thread is really entertaining. I wondered what the funni story is <3
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On July 17 2012 20:54 shabby wrote:
Starting to understand why so many SlayerS players talk about MMA as a douche. Very unprofessional of him to make a scene out of this, no matter what the reason is. He is still contracted by SlayerS, he should not be removing slayers tag etc.
Woosh
I think most of the Slayers players jokingly "hate" MMA for making them look bad, not because he is actually an ass. Second, let's wait until the full story comes out before making such damning conclusions, shall we?
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On July 17 2012 12:10 dragonborn wrote:MMA without SlayerS tag? Just doesnt seems right 
This pretty much says it all. I wonder what happened to cause this.
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Not really going to read too much into the situation until more info is released. Regardless, MMA sports a Tigers hat so therefore I have love towards him.
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On July 17 2012 21:18 blamekilly wrote:
Wow we still have no updated info on this? Khaldor??? Wolf??? Thorzain? What is going on???!!!!
They're too busy working and practicing which is the correct thing to do rather than just tweeting and speculating more which would be like pouring petrol onto a fire.
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On July 17 2012 20:54 shabby wrote:
Starting to understand why so many SlayerS players talk about MMA as a douche. Very unprofessional of him to make a scene out of this, no matter what the reason is. He is still contracted by SlayerS, he should not be removing slayers tag etc.
Wow, he took his slayers tag from twitter, what a douche!
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