EPTSince I live in Berlin, maybe I should try and land a job there to get to know more about AZUBU.
AZUBU expands SC2 Roster - Page 17
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
Since I live in Berlin, maybe I should try and land a job there to get to know more about AZUBU. | ||
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:21 Blackfish wrote: Yeah but how excatly does this make you rich? What also baffles me is that they are german based, I have never heard of them and they are working manly in Korea. I mean you have to be really hardcore into gaming to invest in korea from germany so shouldnt the CEO or any employees be known as esports fanatics? There's a lot of firms you know nothing about who can have a lot of money. Their motive to get into esport is a bit obscure tho I feel. Like, we all know here FXO is a trading firm, but I have no idea what they gain being in esport, since you can't really buy anything from them. Azubu feel the same to me right now | ||
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oGsTrueSmug
England141 Posts
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SuperFanBoy
New Zealand1068 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:18 Proseat wrote: AZUBU made the LoL website and community for OGN and helped them set up their LoL league. http://www.ognlol.com/ Developed by AZUBU Korea Co., LTD. They didnt create ognlol, they are the sponsor for ognlol. Ognlol has been around even before azubu sponsored them, Azubu also sponsor the 2 strongest korean LoL teams who were formerly known as MiG, Frost and Blaze. | ||
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Balgrog
United States1221 Posts
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NihilisticGod
Northern Ireland174 Posts
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Infinite976
United States92 Posts
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krutopatkin
Germany2612 Posts
On December 18 2012 06:25 Balgrog wrote: I understand Genius and Sleep, but seriously, Eve and inca? They are terrible and dont really have any value that I see. how can one dislike dark templars. | ||
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crbox
Canada1180 Posts
On December 18 2012 06:25 Balgrog wrote: I understand Genius and Sleep, but seriously, Eve and inca? They are terrible and dont really have any value that I see. Maybe inca got better, who knows, I haven't seen him play in such a long time he might be a legitimately good player now | ||
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Tiegrr
United States607 Posts
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skatblast
United States784 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:21 Blackfish wrote: Yeah but how excatly does this make you rich? What also baffles me is that they are german based, I have never heard of them and they are working manly in Korea. I mean you have to be really hardcore into gaming to invest in korea from germany so shouldnt the CEO or any employees be known as esports fanatics? People get rich in alot of ways it doesn't really matter how. Just be happy there's sc2 teams expanding. | ||
Fionn
United States23455 Posts
Before MMA came on, the best four Terran for the future looked to be Mvp, MKP, Polt and TOP. I've always viewed him as the ultimate rival for Polt. They faced twice in semifinals, with Polt winning one (Super Tourmament) and TOP getting his revenge two seasons later in August before losing to Mvp in the finals. Polt was all micro with terrible macro, and TOP was all macro with terrible micro. Polt was able to transform himself into a complete player, and it felt like TOP was never able to do the same. I want TOP to return to Code S and show that he can become a complete player as well. There really aren't any good Terran options out there besides him. Except if Azubu is waiting for HoSeo to die so they can pick up jjakji. | ||
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snively
United States1159 Posts
the third pillar of protoss. ...actually now its like 5th or 6th xP | ||
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Rachnar
France1526 Posts
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
On December 18 2012 06:58 Fionn wrote: TOP needs to make his return. Before MMA came on, the best four Terran for the future looked to be Mvp, MKP, Polt and TOP. I've always viewed him as the ultimate rival for Polt. They faced twice in semifinals, with Polt winning one (Super Tourmament) and TOP getting his revenge two seasons later in August before losing to Mvp in the finals. Polt was all micro with terrible macro, and TOP was all macro with terrible micro. Polt was able to transform himself into a complete player, and it felt like TOP was never able to do the same. I want TOP to return to Code S and show that he can become a complete player as well. There really aren't any good Terran options out there besides him. Except if Azubu is waiting for HoSeo to die so they can pick up jjakji. TheSTC is good. There is also Ganzi, he used to be decentish, plus the drawback of drama. | ||
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
On December 18 2012 07:19 ACrow wrote: TheSTC is good. There is also Ganzi, he used to be decentish, plus the drawback of drama. I forgot about Quantic dying. Yeah, TheStC is the best out there. I still think TOP has an immense amount of potential if put on an actual team again. | ||
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
Come back TOP. Your runner up, semi final and Code A championship were no fluke. And he had a voice to make all the fangirls swoon. | ||
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SilverStar
Sweden18511 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:36 Proseat wrote: Web games and communities still make quite some money. I guess they initially got into it developing websites for it and then landed a contract with OGN, things got big, so they branched off to Korea. I wouldn't be surprised if the Korean branch actually made them most of their revenues now, and they're probably also the driving force behind the AZUBU e-sports ventures (their Facebook account for one is administrated by Koreans only). Since I live in Berlin, maybe I should try and land a job there to get to know more about AZUBU. Have you looked at their sites? They are basically dead and occupied by spam bots. | ||
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PVJ
Hungary5212 Posts
On December 18 2012 07:33 bittman wrote: Oh man. I was such a fan of TOP back in the day, but I haven't seen him for so long that I lost faith. Come back TOP. Your runner up, semi final and Code A championship were no fluke. And he had a voice to make all the fangirls swoon. Also easily one of the classiest handles, really. There is (was?) nothing bad about that guy. | ||
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Daumen
Germany1073 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:36 Proseat wrote: Web games and communities still make quite some money. I guess they initially got into it developing websites for it and then landed a contract with OGN, things got big, so they branched off to Korea. I wouldn't be surprised if the Korean branch actually made them most of their revenues now, and they're probably also the driving force behind the AZUBU e-sports ventures (their Facebook account for one is administrated by Koreans only). Since I live in Berlin, maybe I should try and land a job there to get to know more about AZUBU. go for it! | ||
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