EPTYoda and First to leave IM for WCS Europe - Page 6
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ogsgodlike
Bulgaria31 Posts
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
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bobsire
Canada296 Posts
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Neptuneajax
Australia206 Posts
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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
On January 01 2014 06:33 aezhyx wrote: It just me or is IM dwindling down at an alarming rate D: Nah, think of this in terms of a shuffle. For a while IM has recruited players, amongst them Squirtle, Byul and Trap. Now in turn they have to let some players go. IM isn't dwindling at all, in fact this is exactly what defines IM; staying relevant by not falling into the trap of getting complacent, fostering talent and not being afraid to give new players exposure. Though we let go of some old players, we've kept the roster alive by recruiting players and seeing them become stronger while on the team. I do think IM is sorta between rosters at the moment though, there'll be some downtime after which the team should emerge in a strong state. And hey, Proleague is the perfect way to do this. IM hwaiting! | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On January 01 2014 07:03 docvoc wrote: Any word on the teams they're gonna join? I wouldn't be surprised if mYinsanity picks one of them. | ||
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On January 01 2014 03:15 LongShot27 wrote: Jjakji lives in Switzerland with a visa and is part of a european team Explain what the difference is between Jjakji's situation and Sase's is again, I didn't get it. Why was Sase not allowed to participate in the Taiwanese qualifiers? Sase has been living in Taiwan since... when, and has a visa since when...? | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On January 01 2014 10:24 BaneRiders wrote: Explain what the difference is between Jjakji's situation and Sase's is again, I didn't get it. Why was Sase not allowed to participate in the Taiwanese qualifiers? Sase has been living in Taiwan since... when, and has a visa since when...? He is not a resident of that country | ||
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Champi
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ArtistenSc2
Sweden53 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
 Sad to see them go! Good luck to the both of them though. | ||
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hansonslee
United States2027 Posts
 But I'm a bit sad that Yoda is no longer on IM. Their team does not look as deep for PL | ||
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
Sorry, I still don't get it. He resides in Taiwan, that makes him a resident, no? Isn't that the very definition of residency? Or is he commuting to Sweden or something? | ||
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Niko_Thien
Germany2671 Posts
On January 01 2014 20:03 BaneRiders wrote: Sorry, I still don't get it. He resides in Taiwan, that makes him a resident, no? Isn't that the very definition of residency? Or is he commuting to Sweden or something? He doesn't have the proper visa, to be considered as a resident. I dont remember the exact terms of that, but I know BreakerTV does, you might want to send him a PM if you are interested in further details. | ||
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growlizing
Norway122 Posts
On December 31 2013 21:42 Niko_Thien wrote: Yoda in WCS EU makes me happy. I hope mouz picks both of them up Heh. Yoda gonna crush so hard.. He's a beast! | ||
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Brett
Australia3820 Posts
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Greendotz
United Kingdom2053 Posts
On December 31 2013 21:20 egernya wrote: IM Coach Kang said, "It's true that the contracts are expired. It's a shame that we didn't support them good enough. Good luck for the players in their new teams." I really don't understand the Korean language/culture. Everything also seems so self-derogatory, pessimistic and depressing. | ||
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On January 01 2014 20:49 Niko_Thien wrote: He doesn't have the proper visa, to be considered as a resident. I dont remember the exact terms of that, but I know BreakerTV does, you might want to send him a PM if you are interested in further details. Ok. Maybe he is staying there on a tourist visa or something like that then. I'm not interested in details per se, I just hope everyone get a fair treatment and that the same rules applies everywhere. Sase will hopefully do well in WCS EU instead, which makes it a lot easier for me to watch him play. | ||
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Survivor61316
United States470 Posts
On December 31 2013 22:08 Yello wrote: I think the Korean scene is just not big enough to support as many players. But if those Koreans think they'll have it easy in EU or NA they will have a rude awakening. There are not nearly enough big foreign teams to support all these Koreans. I guess we'll see a bunch more retirements in the near future which is sad. But SC2 is just not big enough for so many professional players Yeah I totally agree with this. When Kespa switched to SC2, the influx of new players took the scene past its sustainability point. I think all these retirements recently are less about the popularity of the game declining, and more about the game naturally getting back to a point of equilibrium. | ||
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