EPTMajOr Joins KeSPa Team 8! - Page 31
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Promethelax
Canada7089 Posts
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
On January 04 2013 06:48 DeKGenetiX wrote: Now watch how fast he gets dropped when he doesnt win a match unless its against like HuK or something There are a ton of "A" teamers that take forever to get their first win in a booth. | ||
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Antithesis
Germany1256 Posts
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Celestia
Mexico376 Posts
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Sailincieri
Poland83 Posts
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
Edit: these are my dreams, not reality. (yet) | ||
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Lylat
France8575 Posts
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Vaelone
Finland4400 Posts
On January 04 2013 18:36 Sailincieri wrote: Major? So many good players in EU, and they take Major? Big sponsor behind him? I'm not a fan of Major but I believe you're overestimating the amount of foreign players that are both better than Major and dedicated enough for Kespa team lifestyle. | ||
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Luepert
United States1934 Posts
On January 02 2013 23:04 lolspoon wrote: Im sorry is this BW or SC2 ? show me BW players that havent changed teams since SC2 plz except koreans. Mana has been on Mouz since like 2007. Nony has been on liquid since 2008. | ||
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Imbu
United States903 Posts
On January 05 2013 00:06 Vaelone wrote: I'm not a fan of Major but I believe you're overestimating the amount of foreign players that are both better than Major and dedicated enough for Kespa team lifestyle. This I feel is a major major point. It's not just the talent of the player, but also whether they are willing to make the move to a KeSPA teamhouse. You're going to be alone training day and night in a foreign country. Sure its not the worst thing in the world, but to leave behind what you're familiar with isn't a change that most players can just do. Also, from a player perspective you're going to isolate yourself from the rest of the scene. Tickets from Korea are expensive, and its going to be difficult for your team to justify the cost to let you attend tournaments if you can't consistently get top 4, a difficulty regardless of how good the player is. | ||
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
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orllyfools
United States153 Posts
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Celestia
Mexico376 Posts
On January 04 2013 18:36 Sailincieri wrote: Major? So many good players in EU, and they take Major? Big sponsor behind him? Who cares, EU players are overrated anyway. | ||
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Diabulus
Bolivia105 Posts
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IM_Junior
Mexico29 Posts
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Catatonic
United States699 Posts
On January 02 2013 14:18 Jibba wrote: FUCK YEA! How long do we have to wait to see him smashing EG-TL? Never? He'd fall rather easily to EG-TL so not sure how you can even think he'd "smash" them when he's merely mediocre | ||
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TheyCallMePops
United States81 Posts
On January 05 2013 08:52 Catatonic wrote: Never? He'd fall rather easily to EG-TL so not sure how you can even think he'd "smash" them when he's merely mediocre From someone who's favorite zerg players are IdrA and Destiny, this is hilarious. you are quite delusional. | ||
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Deezl
United States355 Posts
On January 05 2013 08:52 Catatonic wrote: Never? He'd fall rather easily to EG-TL so not sure how you can even think he'd "smash" them when he's merely mediocre What tournament are you referring to? While the TL Koreans have a good record against ROOT, if I recall correctly ROOT > EG 3:2 in the most recent MCSL and majOr generally only loses to Koreans and really good Europeans. | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On January 05 2013 00:56 Luepert wrote: Mana has been on Mouz since like 2007. Nony has been on liquid since 2008. incontrol , machine, lzgamer all on EG since BW. | ||
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Ry2D2
United States429 Posts
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