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United Kingdom31935 Posts
On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom  I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily)
If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc)
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Yeah i know they send players from time to time. But JD kinda goes to "every" tournament there is, that is hardly possible for a kespa team i fear.
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East Gorteau22261 Posts
On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily)
Samsung and CJ make it happen. To reiterate, I think JD values being good more than he values being able to go everywhere. He's had plenty of time to travel the world, but with his recent dip in form I think a drastic move (ie. back to KeSPA) is a real option for him.
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On September 13 2014 23:06 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) Samsung and CJ make it happen. To reiterate, I think JD values being good more than he values being able to go everywhere. He's had plenty of time to travel the world, but with his recent dip in form I think a drastic move (ie. back to KeSPA) is a real option for him.
Do you have any insider informations
I mean i would actually love it to see him in proleague again, we will see i guess ....
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On September 13 2014 23:02 GumBa wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc)
Yes, that's why they're all on top of the WCS rankings 
How many times Rain and Parting have been abroad in 2014? Flash participated to 1 event yeah!
None of them will be seen at blizzcon.
People are blaming blizzard for the WCS points, but there s only one responsible : KeSPA.
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East Gorteau22261 Posts
On September 13 2014 23:14 Gwavajuice wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 23:02 GumBa wrote:On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc) Yes, that's why they're all on top of the WCS rankings How many times Rain and Parting have been abroad in 2014? Flash participated to 1 event yeah!
None of them will be seen at blizzcon.People are blaming blizzard for the WCS points, but there s only one responsible : KeSPA.
That's not true. KeSPA teams cannot afford to send their players everywhere because there is very little return of investment in doing so. Their sponsors are mostly Korean companies with no interest in overseas tournaments because the viewers there cannot buy their products. KeSPA teams have to focus on Proleague to satisfy their sponsors, or it would be even less of a worthwhile investment than today. To say that KeSPA teams are at fault for doing what they have to do in order to not sink is ignorant.
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United Kingdom31935 Posts
On September 13 2014 23:14 Gwavajuice wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 23:02 GumBa wrote:On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc) Yes, that's why they're all on top of the WCS rankings How many times Rain and Parting have been abroad in 2014? Flash participated to 1 event yeah!
None of them will be seen at blizzcon.People are blaming blizzard for the WCS points, but there s only one responsible : KeSPA.
Rain qualified and went to Iem cologne and lost to Polt
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guys i had a thought yesterday
for one of yoe's pickups for PL, Jinro comes out of retirement :D
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your Country52797 Posts
On September 14 2014 00:31 GTPGlitch wrote:
guys i had a thought yesterday
for one of yoe's pickups for PL, Jinro comes out of retirement :D
Jinro please confirm this
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On September 13 2014 23:21 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 23:14 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 13 2014 23:02 GumBa wrote:On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc) Yes, that's why they're all on top of the WCS rankings How many times Rain and Parting have been abroad in 2014? Flash participated to 1 event yeah!
None of them will be seen at blizzcon.People are blaming blizzard for the WCS points, but there s only one responsible : KeSPA. That's not true. KeSPA teams cannot afford to send their players everywhere because there is very little return of investment in doing so. Their sponsors are mostly Korean companies with no interest in overseas tournaments because the viewers there cannot buy their products. KeSPA teams have to focus on Proleague to satisfy their sponsors, or it would be even less of a worthwhile investment than today. To say that KeSPA teams are at fault for doing what they have to do in order to not sink is ignorant.
I don't say they don't have valid reason from their point of view, I just say they just mechanicaly prevent their best players from going to Blizzcon which these players don't seem to appreciate much.
(and in the long run it may hurt them even more if more star player decide to follow Rain and Parting)
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On September 14 2014 03:20 Gwavajuice wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 23:21 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 23:14 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 13 2014 23:02 GumBa wrote:On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc) Yes, that's why they're all on top of the WCS rankings How many times Rain and Parting have been abroad in 2014? Flash participated to 1 event yeah!
None of them will be seen at blizzcon.People are blaming blizzard for the WCS points, but there s only one responsible : KeSPA. That's not true. KeSPA teams cannot afford to send their players everywhere because there is very little return of investment in doing so. Their sponsors are mostly Korean companies with no interest in overseas tournaments because the viewers there cannot buy their products. KeSPA teams have to focus on Proleague to satisfy their sponsors, or it would be even less of a worthwhile investment than today. To say that KeSPA teams are at fault for doing what they have to do in order to not sink is ignorant. I don't say they don't have valid reason from their point of view, I just say they just mechanicaly prevent their best players from going to Blizzcon which these players don't seem to appreciate much. (and in the long run it may hurt them even more if more star player decide to follow Rain and Parting)
I'm sure Kespa gladly sends players to foreign tournaments if the Players pay the flight and lodging out of their own pocket...
Seirously it costs 2000+ Euro per weekend Tournament per player, you dont wanna do this with your whole freaking roster, so its only natural that Kespa doesnt send them to everything like EG/roccat (who does it with 1 single Player only btw) does.
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I was with Kaoru today, PartinG to Acer is a defitive "no", can remove it from the rumors
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France7248 Posts
On September 14 2014 04:34 LeLfe wrote:
I was with Kaoru today, PartinG to Acer is a defitive "no", can remove it from the rumors
so it's still possible for Rain, EffOrt and Hydra? ^_^
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On September 14 2014 04:43 Yhamm wrote:Show nested quote +On September 14 2014 04:34 LeLfe wrote:
I was with Kaoru today, PartinG to Acer is a defitive "no", can remove it from the rumors so it's still possible for Rain, EffOrt and Hydra? ^_^
nope!
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On September 14 2014 04:48 LeLfe wrote:Show nested quote +On September 14 2014 04:43 Yhamm wrote:On September 14 2014 04:34 LeLfe wrote:
I was with Kaoru today, PartinG to Acer is a defitive "no", can remove it from the rumors so it's still possible for Rain, EffOrt and Hydra? ^_^ nope!
Is it possible for someone else ?
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PartinG joins Wayi, YFW joins SPL, PartinG doesn't play in the next season of SPL. It's logical.
Edit: also Rain joins Samsung, stays godlike and gets to travel around the world.
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On September 13 2014 23:21 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 23:14 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 13 2014 23:02 GumBa wrote:On September 13 2014 22:58 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:55 Zealously wrote:On September 13 2014 22:52 The_Red_Viper wrote:On September 13 2014 22:45 GumBa wrote:
I just had an idea. Jin Air or CJ Jaedong. They both need a new zerg and JD would be able to get good again I don't think JD wants be part of kespa again though. He enjoys his freedom I'm not sure. He enjoys being able to jump all over the world, but he hates losing. I wouldn't be surprised at all (seems likely, even) to see him go back to KeSPA. He knows from experience that the practice regime works, he enjoys playing in Proleague, and so on. Definitely not out of the question. Which is pretty much not possible if you are on a kespa team. I don't see it happening, even though i would be extremely happy to see him play to his full potential ( i still think he could be a top3 zerg easily) If a kespa player qualifies anywhere they are usually allowed to go (iem, RB) and they have sent people to events depending on the team ( dh hsc) Yes, that's why they're all on top of the WCS rankings How many times Rain and Parting have been abroad in 2014? Flash participated to 1 event yeah!
None of them will be seen at blizzcon.People are blaming blizzard for the WCS points, but there s only one responsible : KeSPA. That's not true. KeSPA teams cannot afford to send their players everywhere because there is very little return of investment in doing so. Their sponsors are mostly Korean companies with no interest in overseas tournaments because the viewers there cannot buy their products. KeSPA teams have to focus on Proleague to satisfy their sponsors, or it would be even less of a worthwhile investment than today. To say that KeSPA teams are at fault for doing what they have to do in order to not sink is ignorant.
Don't they have any foreign stakes they can advertise? Or in Jin Air's case, their parent company. Japan's Softbank, for example, has a stake in Sprint-Nextel and Alibaba. Kespa should seriously try to get more Korean multinational sponsors.
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On September 14 2014 04:48 LeLfe wrote:Show nested quote +On September 14 2014 04:43 Yhamm wrote:On September 14 2014 04:34 LeLfe wrote:
I was with Kaoru today, PartinG to Acer is a defitive "no", can remove it from the rumors so it's still possible for Rain, EffOrt and Hydra? ^_^ nope!
Guess Acer has decided they don't like winning anymore. So fucking disappointing.
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Hungary5221 Posts
Cool thread thanks. Wish we'd see some new blood at Samsung
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