EPTMore than just his practice regimen and beefing up his skills, I'm more excited about him adapting and liking the Korean culture. :D
Can't wait to see his results in the near future..
Stephano in Korea - Page 11
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Bedrock
United States395 Posts
More than just his practice regimen and beefing up his skills, I'm more excited about him adapting and liking the Korean culture. :D Can't wait to see his results in the near future.. | ||
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Xarles
459 Posts
On August 09 2012 23:09 Agathon wrote: 2 years ago yes, but not anymore. The GSL winner gets 30 000 000 WON now (21k€, 25k$). It's a shit load of money but not way more than what he could get in DH/IPL/NASL/MLG/etc.... Spending more than one month in korea for GSL is worthy if there's nothing else to do (like he says from the start). That's for GSTL. GSL is 50.000.000 won which is 44.3k $. if not TL or someone else may want to correct that info on liquipedia. He has said in a past interview that he was open to participating in GSL, if it wouldn't interfere with weekend tournaments. As you probably know, GOM has begun rearranging the groups in Code S to suit the needs of the players who attend weekend tournaments. However, it would seem kinda strange that Millennium and TSL would create a partnership without any of Millennium's players staying there for long periods seeing as other foreigners in the past have stayed at team houses without the teams having to partner up. Hope Stephano will come up with an official/updated answer soon. | ||
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Ancient-Hunter
Korea (South)142 Posts
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Grovbolle
Denmark3811 Posts
On August 09 2012 08:22 SeeKeR wrote: Welp... so it beings Oo;; Typo? | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37034 Posts
11 pages and you are the first one to catch that. TY good sir | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
On August 09 2012 22:42 Agathon wrote: No. He doesn't need it. You want to see him playing in GSL, and it's perfectly understandable, but neither his fame, neither his bank account need it. GSL is not "money worthy" for a player like Stephano. Right because money is all he cares about. That's what makes him a true competitor, he's in it for the money only. | ||
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On August 10 2012 02:42 Doodsmack wrote: Right because money is all he cares about. That's what makes him a true competitor, he's in it for the money only. A Pro gamer play for Money??? Wow that's surprising | ||
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-UMADIMSTYLIN-
Cuba292 Posts
On August 10 2012 02:42 Doodsmack wrote: Right because money is all he cares about. That's what makes him a true competitor, he's in it for the money only. From what I understand, he took another year off from school because he was making so much money from sc2. lol | ||
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Scalepad
Sweden366 Posts
On August 10 2012 02:42 Doodsmack wrote: Right because money is all he cares about. That's what makes him a true competitor, he's in it for the money only. Pretty sure he's said so, he's making enough money before going to university or something | ||
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yoshi245
United States2971 Posts
But he's only gonna be there for 2 weeks? That's rather disappointing. | ||
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killy666
France204 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On August 10 2012 02:44 Benjamin99 wrote: A Pro gamer play for Money??? Wow that's surprising It might be hard for you to believe this, but true athletes love doing what they do because of reasons other than money. | ||
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S_SienZ
1878 Posts
On August 10 2012 02:58 GreEny K wrote: It might be hard for you to believe this, but true athletes love doing what they do because of reasons other than money. Pretty sure Stephano has made it pretty explicit that he's doing this for the money. | ||
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Snijjer
United States989 Posts
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stratmatt
United States913 Posts
On August 10 2012 02:58 GreEny K wrote: It might be hard for you to believe this, but true athletes love doing what they do because of reasons other than money. It might be hard for you to believe this, but 'true' athletes only make it to the top because they get the money they need to support the lifestyle neccesary to get and stay on top. I wonder if lebron james plays for free. LOL | ||
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SupLilSon
Malaysia4123 Posts
On August 10 2012 03:12 stratmatt wrote: It might be hard for you to believe this, but 'true' athletes only make it to the top because they get the money they need to support the lifestyle neccesary to get and stay on top. I wonder if lebron james plays for free. LOL Did you even think about what you typed? Yes, at a point in an athlete's career they will get noticed by an organization and offered monetary compensation for their work. Until then it's all soley dependent on the athlete's dedication and effort whether or not they get noticed by people with money. Loads of professional athletes grew up in impoverished homes and communities, without the money or lifestyle you claim is necessary to become elite. Don't kid yourself. Stephano worked his ass off at some point either in WC3 or SC2 to get where he is and was already better than 99% of us before he started getting paid. | ||
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Prplppleatr
United States1518 Posts
Anyone else think it's odd that he is streaming/practicing so early in the morning (3am atm), I wonder how much he actually practices with teammates..hope for him he's getting more than just ladder practice, otherwise doesn't seem that worthwhile | ||
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BillClinton
232 Posts
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
On August 10 2012 03:00 S_SienZ wrote: Pretty sure Stephano has made it pretty explicit that he's doing this for the money. Him saying that the financial reward meant he could afford to put school off for a year doesn't mean he's only in it for the money. That could just mean he can support himself in his effort to compete with the best SC2 players. GSL players are the best around, therefore Stephano has reason to enter GSL apart from the prize money. Agathon's statement implied that stephano's sole motivation should be money, which is silly. | ||
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