EPTHe might come back but I strongly doubt it. Not much of a future as an SC2 pro gamer past a certain age and there are far better things to do if the fiery passion isn't there.
NaNiwa to take an indefinite break from StarCraft - Page 7
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
He might come back but I strongly doubt it. Not much of a future as an SC2 pro gamer past a certain age and there are far better things to do if the fiery passion isn't there. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:07 ElMeanYo wrote: I understand perfectly how sports contracts work. I can't abide these spoiled brats who sign for millions and coast along with minimal effort. Even if injured a player should NOT be paid IMO, all the more motivation for them to rehab and get back in shape. But Nani doesn't have an injury excuse. He's just raking in his teams money. No streaming, likely to get bounced in first round of IEM. I'm sure his team feels as though they've gotten their moneys worth. /sarcasm "Even if injured a player should NOT be paid IMO, all the more motivation for them to rehab and get back in shape." This is beyond stupid for a number of reasons but not really something that needs to be discussed here. Naniwa also just decided to quit and not accept a new contract from his team so he isn't going to be raking in any more money. I'm sure | ||
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Yorkie
United States12612 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:09 Darkhorse wrote: On the contrary I think "Come see Naniwa's last SC2 event!" will be a viewership draw. However it is likely he goes out really early which will hurt viewer counts. Which is dumb, with so many amazing players there, but sadly true | ||
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lantz
United States762 Posts
you will get many views because you are a top foreigner.. and you may enjoy interacting with viewers and gain a passion for the game again | ||
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WhX
Germany778 Posts
Return and play the game, otherwise stay away from it. It's as simple as that. I wonder if he sets his eyes on another game or considers taking on work/study. | ||
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Haku
Germany550 Posts
Hope he finds his way and maybe comes back. | ||
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I_love_sharkpeople
United States253 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:02 Vindicare605 wrote: How dare you insult the beauty of the Fire Temple. Fire temple is great because all the solutions are "hit with hammer." The water temple is the devil. Nani will be back. He can beat shadow NANI. | ||
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trada
Germany347 Posts
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McBrungus
United States265 Posts
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TaShadan
Germany1981 Posts
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
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Spaylz
Japan1743 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:07 ElMeanYo wrote: I understand perfectly how sports contracts work. I can't abide these spoiled brats who sign for millions and coast along with minimal effort. Even if injured a player should NOT be paid IMO, all the more motivation for them to rehab and get back in shape. But Nani doesn't have an injury excuse. He's just raking in his teams money. No streaming, likely to get bounced in first round of IEM. I'm sure his team feels as though they've gotten their moneys worth. /sarcasm You do understand most athletes are paid for their advertising value, and not so much for their performance, right? Besides, there is no comparing sports athletes to e-sports "athletes", as the two industries are worlds apart. At the end of the day, it's a game. If he doesn't enjoy it, he should feel free to stop. It's not a career, it's not a life-long contract nor is it a commitment, it's simply entertainment brought to a professional level. If he were a caster it would be different, as that is an actual job which does come with responsibilities, but in the end, if you don't enjoy something, you should be free to rid yourself of it if you can afford it, even it if is a job. | ||
Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:07 ElMeanYo wrote: I understand perfectly how sports contracts work. I can't abide these spoiled brats who sign for millions and coast along with minimal effort. Even if injured a player should NOT be paid IMO, all the more motivation for them to rehab and get back in shape. But Nani doesn't have an injury excuse. He's just raking in his teams money. No streaming, likely to get bounced in first round of IEM. I'm sure his team feels as though they've gotten their moneys worth. /sarcasm You would do well to presume less. On March 13 2014 03:28 Naniwa wrote: my team gave me a great contract, its not about money for those who wonder. i am taking a break untill i get motivation back but if that doesnt happen then ofcourse i wont continue. i just dont like the game anymore and i feel like blizzard will take a super long time to fix it. i am tired of complaining about it so instead i just choose this instead  A few things to note:
Of course, you can say what you want about Naniwa and contracts and sports and whatever you think you may be an authority on, but I'm reasonably confident that Naniwa would not quit (even temporarily) unless there is no motivation for him to muster. He wants to perform, and if he knows he can't then he won't play. It's likely that Alliance and Naniwa are on the same page on this matter, or he would have left Alliance first. The idea that injured athletes shouldn't be paid is beyond ridiculous, though. If you're not being paid well, how do you suppose they will pay for treatment? Pull money out of their kneecaps? | ||
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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:12 Dodgin wrote: FUCK Your signature is suddenly more relevant than ever before. D: | ||
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Darkdwarf
Sweden960 Posts
I hope NaNiwa thrashes people at IEM, wins the tournament and uses all that dirty esports money to return to Korea and play in the GSL! | ||
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TotalBiscuit
United Kingdom5437 Posts
SC2 community has a rampant lack of understanding of what money goes where in this scene. | ||
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Marcinko
South Africa1014 Posts
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4ZakeN87
Sweden1071 Posts
On March 13 2014 05:15 trada wrote: I wonder what he is doing instead of SC2 then. Is he just chillin for now or does he play any other games? go to school maybe like thorzain? Interesting question... hearing him talk about his early gaming career does put a question mark around what grades he has. As far as I understood he more or less dropped everything to pursue gaming. | ||
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