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AnomalySC2
United States2073 Posts
On March 28 2013 20:16 ZenithM wrote: But he never managed to do anything with his marines other than run them away... He has very crisp micro, not sure why you would say that. | ||
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HornyHerring
Papua New Guinea1059 Posts
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JKM
Denmark419 Posts
On March 28 2013 20:42 HornyHerring wrote: Alive I understand, but Oz? He didn't show anything since he left FXO. That's a weird pickup for a team that only wants results from koreans. He didn't perform that well in Korea, but it wasn't as bad as you make it out to be. 1st: 2012 Ritmix Russian StarCraft II League Season 1st: 2012 MLG Spring Arena 2 Korea Qualifier 2nd: 2012 MLG vs Proleague Invitational 3rd: 2012 MLG Summer Arena 4-8th: Auction All Kill OSL I think both Oz and Alive are good solid pickups for proleague! | ||
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Lazzi
Switzerland1923 Posts
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
That's a lot of players...and good players moreover. Where do you get all this money EG ? Tell me your secret. Anyways those 2 are some of my favorite players so you better treat them well :>D | ||
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BoggieMan
520 Posts
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
Too many Zerg stream these days, can't wait to see Oz + Alive stream. | ||
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Sorkoas
549 Posts
On March 28 2013 21:09 BoggieMan wrote: People in this thread don't seem to know how good Oz is... Yeah.. Oz might even be the best Protoss on EG-TL's lineup now. It's not like HerO and JYP have been showing great results recently so they should all be considered equal atm. He should be a good sniper as well. For anyone who don't remember or missed how he picked Stephano apart (when he was at his prime) you should go watch this series: http://tv.majorleaguegaming.com/videos/91878-summer-arena-wbr3-stephano-vs-oz-game-1 | ||
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PardonYou
United States1360 Posts
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Mortal
2943 Posts
On March 28 2013 20:16 ZenithM wrote: But he never managed to do anything with his marines other than run them away... He was disgustingly hyped. He was "that guy" no one in Korea could beat or wanted to play for a while. He clearly hasn't had shit for results akin to that (IPL is hardly GSL) but I was agreeing with you in that he doesn't deserve the hype he once had. | ||
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Deate
Sweden11 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
On March 28 2013 11:01 TimKim0713 wrote: woah Every time I see this I cringe. For your enlightenment: http://www.waywordradio.org/whoa-vs-woah/ On-topic: even with Alive, if Taeja can't fully recover from his wrist injury, EG-TL will be light on Terrans. They need to pick up another one. | ||
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DcTceremony
United Kingdom37 Posts
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NeThZOR
South Africa7387 Posts
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
Taeja, HerO, JYP, Oz, aLive, Jaedong, korean, korean, korean... my hype is gone. Oh, and dear EG, you de-signed Puma. Now pull the consequences. Why is HuK still playing? I see no results (correct me if I am wrong). And when I watch his games, I don't get the point of why exactly he joined EG. Kudos to him for the HuK on IdrA rivalry, and not-so-big-kudos for him leaving TL for EG's money. But his times is over, he's delivering bad games, even compared to normal foreigners as Lucifron, HasuObs or Snute. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27441 Posts
On March 28 2013 21:34 boxerfred wrote: EG-Liquid really making a "foreign" appearance in Proleague. Not rooting for them anymore. Don't get me wrong, I love korean players, but I always thought that EG-Liquid in Proleague would've been a step towards an internationalization of eSports, meaning that foreign talents could play and learn and improve in korea. But it looks like there is no foreigner with enough dedication to do that. Stephano goes for the easy money, skipping code S once more. And the great "foreign" roster? Byebye Thorzain, you had your proleague time. EGTL roster in proleague now: Taeja, HerO, JYP, Oz, aLive, Jaedong, korean, korean, korean... my hype is gone. Huk will still be there will he not? I mean it's only one guy, better than nothing I guess. I was with you, I thought two foreign teams, especially with such resources could form a permanent 'base' that would actually ape the Korean practice structure, but be a bit more comfortable for foreigners to acclimitise to Korea, i.e not having them stay with a bunch of Koreans and the cultural/communication problems that might solve. For whatever reason this hasn't happened yet. That said, if EGTL does start to perform up to standard, and integrates foreigners in the lineup over time it could have long-term positive results. Plus, exposure to proper teamleagues I think will be good in the longterm, there aren't enough of them it seems to me. | ||
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LuckyGnomTV
Russian Federation367 Posts
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
And concerning long-time-development in proleague: where is the long-termin progress if you don't get your foreign players to a better level, but rather buy in some more korean players? I don't believe that Oz and aLive are "training partners" only, as some guy stated before. | ||
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Bizeheryer
Germany307 Posts
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