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ssg
United States1777 Posts
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Waxangel
United States33648 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:28 Fionn wrote: I'd say him and Polt are about even. If we're talking foreign teams, Polt is probably still #1. He knows English, how to run a stream, and is going to America to solely focus on foreign tournaments and learn English. Parting is mega popular and a great personality, but he doesn't know English. Polt is already the best Korean at English and will probably be able to become an English caster by the end of his year. If Snute leaves, I'd say the top five are: 1. Polt 2. Snute 3. Parting 4. Supernova 5. TheStC This is solely from a foreign team standpoint. If you're just looking for results in 2013 at the highest level, you obviously take Parting then Polt and then the rest. YUGIOH | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:27 Fusilero wrote: Given parting's recent success and the amount of sponsors startale has it must be one hell of a team to pull him away from whatever startale had to offer him, then again life is probably taking quite the chunk maybe he wants more. I really doubt Life was making a lot in salary for this year, but with his success at the end of the year and now contracts being made for 2013 It's possible that Startale decided to allocate the majority of their resources to Life's pay. PartinG maybe felt it was unfair and wanted to look elsewhere, PartinG did win stuff but life won two GSL's, which is more important to Startale. Also possible that's totally wrong and PartinG just wanted to leave for a rich foreign team regardless, I have to wonder how hard Startale tried to keep him. | ||
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
Good luck to Parting I'm sure he will get picked up quickly. | ||
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Kompicek
Czech Republic245 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:28 Fionn wrote: I'd say him and Polt are about even. If we're talking foreign teams, Polt is probably still #1. He knows English, how to run a stream, and is going to America to solely focus on foreign tournaments and learn English. Parting is mega popular and a great personality, but he doesn't know English. Polt is already the best Korean at English and will probably be able to become an English caster by the end of his year. If Snute leaves, I'd say the top five are: 1. Polt 2. Snute 3. Parting 4. Supernova 5. TheStC This is solely from a foreign team standpoint. If you're just looking for results in 2013 at the highest level, you obviously take Parting then Polt and then the rest. I agree with all those players, but i am afraid you forgot Naniwa!  | ||
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:28 Fionn wrote: I'd say him and Polt are about even. If we're talking foreign teams, Polt is probably still #1. He knows English, how to run a stream, and is going to America to solely focus on foreign tournaments and learn English. Parting is mega popular and a great personality, but he doesn't know English. Polt is already the best Korean at English and will probably be able to become an English caster by the end of his year. If Snute leaves, I'd say the top five are: 1. Polt 2. Snute 3. Parting 4. Supernova 5. TheStC This is solely from a foreign team standpoint. If you're just looking for results in 2013 at the highest level, you obviously take Parting then Polt and then the rest. A fair point Fionn, I even with recent showings I think that a strong Protoss outweighs a Zerg like Snute (I like Snute well enough, but you know imo and the like), Snute is in an interesting group as far as foreign Zerg go these days. | ||
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sitromit
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:33 Kompicek wrote: I agree with all those players, but i am afraid you forgot Naniwa! Nani seems to be doing well with the a la AZUBU individual sponsorship from Mionix. Not sure he qualifies as looking for a new team | ||
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Existential
Australia2107 Posts
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Karuramon
Germany19 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:28 Fionn wrote: I'd say him and Polt are about even. If we're talking foreign teams, Polt is probably still #1. He knows English, how to run a stream, and is going to America to solely focus on foreign tournaments and learn English. Parting is mega popular and a great personality, but he doesn't know English. Polt is already the best Korean at English and will probably be able to become an English caster by the end of his year. If Snute leaves, I'd say the top five are: 1. Polt 2. Snute 3. Parting 4. Supernova 5. TheStC This is solely from a foreign team standpoint. If you're just looking for results in 2013 at the highest level, you obviously take Parting then Polt and then the rest. IMO you left out Golden. Golden isn't a very accomplished player, yes. But anyone who saw him in the ffa at NASL and can think a few steps further should know that he is a very entertaining guy. A good team could surely market him extremely good! I think TheStC is worth more than Supernova due to it's reputation of always being smiling. I know this sounds arbitrary, but at least to me it feels like a valuable thing. He seems super nice! | ||
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k3n705
Canada134 Posts
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tiMelEfT
United States228 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:33 Laryleprakon wrote: This seems to be the same thing we will/have seen from a lot of ESF players, they just want to be on a decent salary and travel to foreign events. ESF teams will start to struggle more and more imo with Kespa/more foreign teams entering Korea unless they can market themselves a lot better than they are atm. Good luck to Parting I'm sure he will get picked up quickly. ESF teams don't have a strict contract for their players, most of them may not even have contracts. They can't control their players, players will do whatever they want, in the long run, sponsors will never become owner if they can't control players. | ||
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FataLe
New Zealand4553 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:36 ThomasjServo wrote: Nani seems to be doing well with the a la AZUBU individual sponsorship from Mionix. Not sure he qualifies as looking for a new team Pretty sure that's over or coming to a close. Lol if you think he hasn't been looking for a team. | ||
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Kompicek
Czech Republic245 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:36 ThomasjServo wrote: Nani seems to be doing well with the a la AZUBU individual sponsorship from Mionix. Not sure he qualifies as looking for a new team He does, he said it many times that it is only temporary partnership that fits him well, but he is still looking for a new team. He said on his stream that he would like to join liquid - That wont happen i am afraid though | ||
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StarStruck
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
That bumps him up. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32749 Posts
On the January 3rd, through StarTale's press release, Won Lee Sak (PartinG) has left to find a new team. In last year's second half, PartinG won BWC (Battlenet World Championship) and WCG (World Cyber Games) side by side, dominating strongly with his skills. Early morning on the 3rd, Coach Won decided upon the future of PartinG, respecting his will and amicably split. On the 3rd, Coach Won said, "I am grateful for the time and effort PartinG gave to the team, and where ever he goes, he finds success" PartinG, who decide to leave, said, "StarTale is a great team, but I wanted to experience more since last year. For the time I was on ST, I am thankful for the coach". PartinG's future has not been fully determined yet, and has said he will find a team quickly. | ||
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Metap
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:39 Fionn wrote: Supernova is very attractive now, though. That bumps him up. Supernova has to go to AZUBU with Nada bringing all his old OGS team mates back together!! | ||
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PresenceSc2
Australia4032 Posts
On January 03 2013 11:29 GWdeathscythe wrote: wow.. this is crazy! so here is PartinG to EG maybe? | ||
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