EPTNaama joins Fnatic - Page 6
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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IPA
United States3206 Posts
GL to all. Go Moon.  | ||
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kochanfe
Micronesia1338 Posts
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FroSt_sc
Finland21 Posts
This may call for thread about Naama in glorious world of finnish imageboards. | ||
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RYUZbim
France48 Posts
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NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On July 18 2012 04:14 kochanfe wrote: I REALLY hope this isn't just because he defeated Mvp at HomeStory... but, I don't think Hwanni is that stupid. Nah Hwanni isn't stupid, It's an interesting choice no doubt. | ||
eme
Finland105 Posts
On July 18 2012 04:09 cmcnutt34 wrote: I think fnatic needs less foreigners and more Koreans. They're almost pure korean, but let's face it. Foreigners aren't Koreans. Just going over there and training doesn't garuntee greatness. Look at Jinro, Nightend, Last Shadow. NaNiWa, Sase, and HuK are the people who have done the korean thing right in Sc2. Regardless, anyone from OGs would of been a better pick then Naama or any foreigner I think. The problem with the foreign based teams with full korean line-ups is that in the long run it will generate less interest in the foreigner scene, not that Naama alone will add much more interest towards fnatic. Also Fnatic already has an impressive Korean roster, adding another top notch player would be much more expensive than adding Naama for example (not a fact, just a guess) | ||
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ColdSky
Finland25 Posts
On July 18 2012 04:12 IPA wrote: Weird pick up in my opinion. Is Naama a threat to win any big event? He's a solid player with cool/unique tactics but a champion he is not. I guess I am spoiled by "always-a-threat" Korean announcements. GL to all. Go Moon. Well atleast he is DH Winter 2010 champion :D and go go naama | ||
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cmcnutt34
United States43 Posts
On July 18 2012 04:18 eme wrote: The problem with the foreign based teams with full korean line-ups is that in the long run it will generate less interest in the foreigner scene, not that Naama alone will add much more interest towards fnatic. Also Fnatic already has an impressive Korean roster, adding another top notch player would be much more expensive than adding Naama for example (not a fact, just a guess) I guess that is true. The fact of it is, that foreigners hardly watch GSL and things like that anyways unless someone from their specific region is playing. I prefer Koreans over Foreigners though. I love the excellent work ethic, and all the heart and soul that is put in. Rather than someone like stephano who has some kind of weird natural talent and doesn't put in hard work and dedicate. (My source for this being, any interview with Stephano. He will tell you he doesn't practice lol. I hate that foreigner attitude of relying on skills and not hard work) | ||
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Laneir
United States1160 Posts
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
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cHicKeLoR
Germany559 Posts
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SwiftSpear
Canada355 Posts
On July 18 2012 03:04 Cokefreak wrote: Fuck yeah! My sentiments exactly my good man! | ||
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Swords
6038 Posts
Obviously Naama might be cheaper, or the others aren't interested, or they've signed with other teams already, but there are so many talented free agents out there right now that fnatic could pick up. Guys who are at, or have been at a Code S level. Naama is good, but not Code S good and probably not even Code A good. When guys at that level are available (and some of them have been for some time), why not try to grab that talent to supplement aLive and Oz? Unless it's simply to get a foreigner player that will give the team exposure. | ||
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SwiftSpear
Canada355 Posts
On July 18 2012 04:14 kochanfe wrote: I REALLY hope this isn't just because he defeated Mvp at HomeStory... but, I don't think Hwanni is that stupid. He's one of those players who has weird credentials. On the one hand he's a first place winner of a major international tournament, but on the other hand, he's since struggled to match that, or even come close in any meaningful way. I think it's pretty obvious there's a really good player buried in there somewhere, but he's the type that seems like it takes a lot of effort to bring out the best in him, if left to his own devices he crumbles. Fnatic is a weird team though, there's some really spectacular players there, but they aren't the superstars of the type EG recruits, and it's one of the only foreign teams that will recruit no-name korean players (at least to the western perspective). I think it's a good fit. Fnatic is a place where a player like Naama won't have trouble finding the best practice partners in the world to work with. | ||
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aRyuujin
United States5049 Posts
gl 2 naama! | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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fortheGG
United Kingdom1002 Posts
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Zenon
United Kingdom66 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46179 Posts
On July 18 2012 03:10 Torte de Lini wrote: God, that naama vs. mana match back in 2010 still stays in my mind Definitely was epic ^^ Didn't really realize he was still relevant, but hopefully he makes a comeback! | ||
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