EPTTSL Disbands - Page 5
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tribulator
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Ponera
Canada596 Posts
I really hope sc2 as an esport doesn't die. | ||
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Serpico
4285 Posts
During IPL5 I met with another top Korean team that is having the same sponsor difficulties. It's still not easy to run a large-scale team. | ||
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zaii
Guam2611 Posts
On January 03 2013 17:39 MetalPanda wrote: Stuff is getting recycled, don't worry. We gained a lot of SC2 players with the KeSPA switching. You're only looking at 1 side of the things. Teams come and go and only the strongest can really stay long term. I welcome our Kespa Overlords, Hell the only SC2 matches from korea I watch nowadays are the Kespa matches. | ||
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acidbean
Germany287 Posts
EG: Obviously a good choice, they STOLE all the TSL players Artosis&Tasteless: For not giving more money to TSL Polt: How can he leave his own team Slayers.Jessica: You'll never know until you know SCII: because it's dying (not serious, i'm trying to push away the sadness) | ||
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Trasko
Sweden983 Posts
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Irrational_Animal
Germany1059 Posts
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
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MiniTuk
Sweden9 Posts
 TSL was one of my favorite korean teams, GL to all the players! | ||
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Dosey
United States4505 Posts
On January 03 2013 17:41 Tachion wrote: Since the kespa teams switched Korea has been really over saturated with korean players and teams. I don't imagine TSL will be the only ones to go this year. I can't imagine Prime will last much longer... but the other teams seem to be doing just fine. We also have plenty of other high caliber (and foreign) teams replacing these teams in Korea which will hopefully set a standard for better recruitment and marketing. | ||
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velocitygirl
United Kingdom64 Posts
But then again, I would think that  | ||
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Gendo
United Kingdom216 Posts
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
On January 03 2013 17:43 Serpico wrote: Rod Breslau @Slasher During IPL5 I met with another top Korean team that is having the same sponsor difficulties. It's still not easy to run a large-scale team. I'd guess Prime. Only stable ESF teams seem to be Fxo/Startale/LG-IM/MVP imo anyways. | ||
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Alstroemeria
99 Posts
On January 03 2013 17:43 Serpico wrote: Rod Breslau @Slasher During IPL5 I met with another top Korean team that is having the same sponsor difficulties. It's still not easy to run a large-scale team. Large scale team? I hope its not Startale (since they have the largest roster in Korea ATM) | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On January 03 2013 17:43 zaii wrote: I welcome our Kespa Overlords, Hell the only SC2 matches from korea I watch nowadays are the Kespa matches. For the last few weeks thats really been the only choice. Also, thanks for translating in advance suzie  | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
-Fionn + Virgil | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
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Existential
Australia2107 Posts
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lubu42
United States314 Posts
TSL was one of my all time favorite teams. There has been so much good and bad news lately, I'm curious as to what else might happen soon :/ I will always remember enjoying everyone from TSL playing so much! | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37096 Posts
On January 03 2013 17:29 mikkmagro wrote: If SeeKer translates this in 30 minutes, he should get another star. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/5jUpx.jpg) Source: This Is Game On January 3rd, 2012, TSL's head coach, Lee Woon Jae, called This Is Game and stated that "it is time to face reality. It has become far too difficult for this team to continue going on. We have decided to disband." TSL was a team that was formed with the announcement of SC2 WoL. The team launched alongside beta test prodigies Fruitdealer, and TricKsteR. TSL received a big blow on their roster when Fruitdealer and TricKsteR left. However, TSL then went on to birth even more talents like Polt (teamless), Clide (KT Rolster coach), Killer (MVP team captain), Revival (EG), and JYP (EG) to try to stay alive in the SC2 scene. Later on, TSL still hung on through the difficult times. They took in MBC HERO's HyuN and Symbol who received an all kill for the GSTL and kept the team's appearance alive. TSL was looking pretty good with decent GSTL placements and HyuN grabbing a Code S finalist spot for the 2012 GSL Season 5. Polt won multiple foreign tournaments and the TSL roster was full of talented and promising players. However, with the recent losses of Polt and Revival, fans began to wonder if TSL was in trouble or not. Eventually, coach Lee revealed that "with our most recent player losses and difficulty in finding sponsors, we had no choice but to disband TSL." Therefore, HyuN, Symbol, Shine, Center, and RagnaroK are now teamless. Coach Lee stated that "the players did not want the team to disband but none the less, understood the current situation at hand and accepted my decision. They were sorry to see the team go like this." Coach Lee's final statement was "These players all hold tremendous talent and are more sincere than any other players out there. I really hope other teams out there will help so that they find new teams soon. | ||
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