EPTsLivko leaves RoX.KIS - Page 5
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xPliCt
Germany143 Posts
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YoucriedWolf
Sweden1456 Posts
Good luck to slivko i really hope that patchzergs aren't a real thing for his sake. | ||
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Unnamed
148 Posts
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SilSol
Sweden2744 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:59 Unnamed wrote: He is just mediocre EU zerg, there is a lot of same level zergs (sortof, targa, jonnyrecco... etc). I doubt someone will suggest him better deal than Rox did. Bruce made everything right, especially explaining all things as they are. I heard Empire wanted to pick up some zerg, but again, I doubt they could suggest him better conditions than Rox. Without team support it may become an end of Slivko's esports career. I don't think that i recall slivko,sortof as mediocre zerg players from EU. Their quite good actually ;p | ||
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Druff
Germany11 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:08 xPliCt wrote: Some korean team should pick him up to solve this whole KESPA issue... Now that's just dumb. It makes no sense whatsoever. | ||
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
On August 24 2012 20:15 SilSol wrote: Why am i not surprised at all? He want's to think about his future i guess! Hope he gets a good team! <3 gl sLivko! lol no he doesn't he's just a lazy bum | ||
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
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hyperknight
294 Posts
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CryMeAReaper
Denmark1135 Posts
On August 25 2012 07:51 CaptainCrush wrote: Was def a dick move, especially for a patch zerg. He better find a team quick before the next patch! Yea he's such a patchzerg. I mean look how bad he was pre-patch, only getting top 8 IEM barely losing to SuperNova! Horrendous! | ||
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aRyuujin
United States5049 Posts
gl to slivko | ||
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Al Bundy
7257 Posts
Sad to say, but we are forced to say goodbye to Artem. There are many reasons for this, but main - the player wants to receive more [money], without working with the community. We were ready to make better terms, only if he would regularly stream and promote partners [sponsors]; but for Artem (and a whole category of players) want to just play and receive a growing salary, and travel to all foreign tournaments. Sadly, for the team and it's partners there is no financial gain in this. Working with the community = streaming on twitch.tv? This is getting a bit ridiculous, so I'll give my opinion: Fuck streaming. Progamers streaming some pointless ladder games seem like a total waste of time to me. That time would definitely be better spent doing actual training, you know, the stuff that koreans do in order to own everyone else (and proceed to acquire the currency that Roxkis seems to crave) | ||
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Psyclon
Bulgaria2443 Posts
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FrodoFraggin
Italy32 Posts
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Technique
Netherlands1542 Posts
On August 25 2012 08:59 Unnamed wrote: He is just mediocre EU zerg, there is a lot of same level zergs (sortof, targa, jonnyrecco... etc). I doubt someone will suggest him better deal than Rox did. Bruce made everything right, especially explaining all things as they are. I heard Empire wanted to pick up some zerg, but again, I doubt they could suggest him better conditions than Rox. Without team support it may become an end of Slivko's esports career. Still better then any NA zergs. On August 25 2012 16:58 Al Bundy wrote: Working with the community = streaming on twitch.tv? This is getting a bit ridiculous, so I'll give my opinion: Fuck streaming. Progamers streaming some pointless ladder games seem like a total waste of time to me. That time would definitely be better spent doing actual training, you know, the stuff that koreans do in order to own everyone else (and proceed to acquire the currency that Roxkis seems to crave) +1, anyone streaming is not training seriously at that time which essentially is wasted time unless you settle for the money that streaming brings putting results on a lower priority | ||
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Hardigan
Switzerland1297 Posts
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Belial88
United States5217 Posts
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Ilvy
Germany2445 Posts
On August 25 2012 16:58 Al Bundy wrote: Working with the community = streaming on twitch.tv? This is getting a bit ridiculous, so I'll give my opinion: Fuck streaming. Progamers streaming some pointless ladder games seem like a total waste of time to me. That time would definitely be better spent doing actual training, you know, the stuff that koreans do in order to own everyone else (and proceed to acquire the currency that Roxkis seems to crave) If this is part of your contract you have to do it, no matter what. Streaming brings money to the team via commercials. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
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vx70GTOJudgexv
United States3161 Posts
On August 25 2012 16:58 Al Bundy wrote: Working with the community = streaming on twitch.tv? This is getting a bit ridiculous, so I'll give my opinion: Fuck streaming. Progamers streaming some pointless ladder games seem like a total waste of time to me. That time would definitely be better spent doing actual training, you know, the stuff that koreans do in order to own everyone else (and proceed to acquire the currency that Roxkis seems to crave) Brand awareness. These teams don't make enough money off of their cut of prize money to sustain themselves, there's an oversaturation of players/teams. I'd guess that at most major tournaments less than 25% of the field makes money back, which means teams aren't making a ton of money themselves. The only way to turn profits (these are businesses after all) is through sponsors. Sponsors want something for their buck - promotion of their products. Streaming and plugging their product gets the name out there. Thus, the requirements for streaming by teams for their players. | ||
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