EPTJaedong will not return to JinAir Greenwing - Page 5
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perfidiusrex
Belgium78 Posts
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Germany4057 Posts
On December 03 2013 20:58 perfidiusrex wrote: not really a surprise though.the sc2 scene in korea is very inferior in terms of money compared to the foreign scene.the next year in order to make any money you got to get first place at the gsl.plus if you do not do well in the gsl you do not get to go to the global finals.add the fact that korean teams do not send you to as many international tournamnets.moreover jaedong has never actually achieved anything in korea in sc2.most of his wins are in the proleague which is like 2 games per week.he literally got destroyed in each individual korean tournament he participated in.in the foreign scene he can beat a couple of foreigners and other bad koreans,get some money and eg sends him to all international tournaments....oh i forgot,no osl next year. you must be a hell of a jaedong fan ^^ | ||
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
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Marcinko
South Africa1014 Posts
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
Apparently not a fan of the enter or space key though. Competing in Korea exclusively makes zero sense at this point if the players has a choice in the matter. PL is cool, but it's a pale shadow of what it was in BW. | ||
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perfidiusrex
Belgium78 Posts
On December 03 2013 21:44 boxerfred wrote: I'm actually happy that jaedong is not going to compete in proleague any soon. proleague, as skillwise good as it is, has casters I do not enjoy, produciton I do not enjoy, time schedule I do not enjoy and lots of (for me) faceless koreans I do not enjoy. sorry, broodwarians. are you serious?proleague and osl had the most entertaining value out of all sc2 competitions.they had high production value(the last osls was nicely done),the kespa koreans are entertaining and are educated on public relationships.the osl format with bo1 and bo3 is the most simmilar thing esports comes to real sports.i would pick the osl over the gsl anytime.and koreans arent faceless when they compete against people of same calibre. seeing a faceless korean win against an underprepared foreigner is boring but seeing koreans with simmilar training environments going against each other is actually exciting. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
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Nyarly
France1030 Posts
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Thrill
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DavoS
United States4605 Posts
Also yay! Also, 'Murcuh | ||
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ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
Either way, great news! | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On December 03 2013 21:44 boxerfred wrote: I'm actually happy that jaedong is not going to compete in proleague any soon. proleague, as skillwise good as it is, has casters I do not enjoy, production I do not enjoy, time schedule I do not enjoy and lots of (for me) faceless koreans I do not enjoy. sorry, broodwarians. Oh, I'm sorry that they are unable to appease to your time schedule or the fact in your opinion a lot of them are faceless Koreans. Just goes to show you how meaningless some opinions truly are. Some people shesh. | ||
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ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
On December 03 2013 22:49 StarStruck wrote: Oh, I'm sorry that they are unable to appease to your time schedule or the fact in your opinion a lot of them are faceless Koreans. Just goes to show you how meaningless some opinions truly are. Some people shesh. Why is he not allowed to dislike proleague? lol Not everyone has to love every single tournament and player out there | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On December 03 2013 22:51 ffadicted wrote: Why is he not allowed to dislike proleague? lol Not everyone has to love every single tournament and player out there Did you even read his post? Does every tournament have to appease to everyone with regards to what time it starts at? I'm sorry but that isn't a valid excuse to shit a brick on something. They've always went on during those times, so that isn't a valid complaint. If you cannot stay up to watch it then that isn't their problem it's your's. So sorry that you live on the other side of the world. Doesn't sound like he gives a flying shit about what happens there anyway. He made that obvious. If you were to ask many people who actually follow the Korean scene unlike him I assure you they wouldn't call a lot of these guys faceless. All this guy is doing is blowing off hot steam. His criticism is invalid. | ||
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Magotto
Hungary33 Posts
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On December 03 2013 21:48 perfidiusrex wrote: are you serious?proleague and osl had the most entertaining value out of all sc2 competitions.they had high production value(the last osls was nicely done),the kespa koreans are entertaining and are educated on public relationships.the osl format with bo1 and bo3 is the most simmilar thing esports comes to real sports.i would pick the osl over the gsl anytime.and koreans arent faceless when they compete against people of same calibre. seeing a faceless korean win against an underprepared foreigner is boring but seeing koreans with simmilar training environments going against each other is actually exciting. Sorry but production for proleague was HORRIBLE. (english stream) | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
Even if some teams like CJ are opening a bit its still too small. | ||
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perfidiusrex
Belgium78 Posts
On December 03 2013 23:12 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Sorry but production for proleague was HORRIBLE. (english stream) what was so bad about it?beside proleague being played in some pcbang it seemed like a decent sc2 tournament. @shidox kespa isnt made for sc2 recently. | ||
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
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