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WetSocks
United States953 Posts
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Utopi
Denmark176 Posts
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mikkmagro
Malta1513 Posts
On October 31 2012 21:48 Utopi wrote: Verdi doesn´t lack a team. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=378626 He disagrees with you XD | ||
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Danzo
2820 Posts
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-TGO-
United States156 Posts
Congrats to him. | ||
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Egomancer
Romania119 Posts
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-BCNPalomino-
United States45 Posts
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Aeromi
France14460 Posts
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Godwrath
Spain10126 Posts
On November 05 2012 23:41 Aeromi wrote: syZ has a team, Naniwa too Naniwa doesn't have a team, only a sponsor. | ||
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Serimek
France2274 Posts
On November 05 2012 23:41 Aeromi wrote: syZ has a team, Naniwa too On October 30 2012 23:26 sYz wrote: yes, i'm searching a team  On October 31 2012 01:59 Naniwa wrote: uhm, mionix is not like asus rog for elfi  he gets paid i dont, its not like a TEAM for me. Are you sure about that ?  | ||
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Aeromi
France14460 Posts
On November 05 2012 23:43 Godwrath wrote: Naniwa doesn't have a team, only a sponsor. True, my bad >_< | ||
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Nerski
United States1095 Posts
First off, some players may not want/need a team so just throwing their name up somewhere saying 'contact these guys for your team!' may be more annoying them helpful. You should probably ask if they want their name plastered somewhere as a 'free agent'. Aside from that any team worth their weight that wants to do SC2 that could afford a 'top tier' player, should know how to figure out who's available. So I don't really see this helping them. The only team this would help is a team to lazy to find players themselves (which is already bad), or who can't afford a top tier player in the first place (so what's the point). That or as you pointed out "especially when said organisation lacks SC2 enthusiasts in the management team", and why on earth would you want to be part of a team who lacks enthusiasts for SC2 in their managment? | ||
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mYiKane
Canada1772 Posts
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Antares_
Poland269 Posts
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krutopatkin
Germany2612 Posts
On November 06 2012 00:29 Antares_ wrote: If personal sponsorship doesn't mean being in a team (NaNiwa), then Grubby and Violet also should be listed as "teamless". On October 31 2012 01:59 Naniwa wrote: uhm, mionix is not like asus rog for elfi he gets paid i dont, its not like a TEAM for me. | ||
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GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
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mikkmagro
Malta1513 Posts
On November 06 2012 00:24 Nerski wrote: First off, some players may not want/need a team so just throwing their name up somewhere saying 'contact these guys for your team!' may be more annoying them helpful. You should probably ask if they want their name plastered somewhere as a 'free agent'. This information is available on Liquipedia already, it just is easier to access like this. I'm pretty sure the vast majority of players there are actively seeking a team, except probably Destiny. Pretty sure most SC2 professionals would appreciate a salary. On November 06 2012 00:24 Nerski wrote: Aside from that any team worth their weight that wants to do SC2 that could afford a 'top tier' player, should know how to figure out who's available. So I don't really see this helping them. The only team this would help is a team to lazy to find players themselves (which is already bad), or who can't afford a top tier player in the first place (so what's the point). That or as you pointed out "especially when said organisation lacks SC2 enthusiasts in the management team", and why on earth would you want to be part of a team who lacks enthusiasts for SC2 in their managment? Many teams do not have SC2 enthusiasts as part of the management. Sam Mathews from Fnatic is a Quake enthusiast. Michael O'Dell from Dignitas is a Battlefield enthusiast. Alex Muller from SK Gaming is a Counter-Strike enthusiast. The managers of other very big organisations lacking SC2 teams, such as Natus Vincere, or Moscow Five are not SC2 enthusiasts. What they do, is that they recruit managers to help them out, just like SK has reis, Fnatic had Hwanni and Xeris, and Dignitas has Toh1o. But prior to take that big step and invest in SC2, they'd need to know that there is an accessible market of very good players. Just to explain: in CS 1.6, it was extremely hard for new organisations to get into the scene, because all the best players and teams were already contracted to other teams. SC2, however, has many players which are not, and having this list saying that there is in fact place for a team which wants to invest, to invest in 1) an SC2 manager, and 2) top quality players. | ||
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mongmong
Korea (South)1389 Posts
He seriously has a fucked up ego problem. He cried about not getting a ride to GSL and getting picked up from airports when he returned from foreign tournaments. He refused to play in GSTL because he didnt like the feeling when he loses (like wtf?). | ||
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mikkmagro
Malta1513 Posts
On November 06 2012 00:29 Antares_ wrote: If personal sponsorship doesn't mean being in a team (NaNiwa), then Grubby and Violet also should be listed as "teamless". Grubby and viOlet are contracted to their respective sponsors and are not looking for a team. It is different for NaNiwa, who doesn't get a salary. (!!!!) | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
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