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State is a great dude, dedicated to improve his gameplay and very committed to Korea. I feel he would have been an asset to the team.State leaves PRIME. - Page 6
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Marou
Germany1371 Posts
State is a great dude, dedicated to improve his gameplay and very committed to Korea. I feel he would have been an asset to the team. | ||
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Crot4le
England2927 Posts
On September 21 2014 05:13 casual player wrote: Best of luck State  So I'm guessing he's negotiating with foreign teams if he will participate in WCS AM next year? No, read the OP. He is staying in Korea. | ||
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KonanTenshi
Sweden210 Posts
EDIT: Aka let him live in your appartment  On a serious note, I wonder whose willing to host him. Maybe ST or MVP feels the most possible solutions. | ||
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casual player
8 Posts
Okay! So he's going to participate in WCS AM next year because he's American (legal resident of the region), but he will continue to live and practice in Korea because he's got valid tourist visa. Can he kinda circumvent the WCS rules like that or I am missing something? | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27406 Posts
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casual player
8 Posts
On September 21 2014 18:09 Wombat_NI wrote: Being an American citizen > having American residency? Yes. So he doesn't have to live in America to compete there? This is actually my question. I'm just trying to figure out how exactly WCS rules are going to work out next year. | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On September 21 2014 08:53 KonanTenshi wrote: Jinro, save e sports, start up a gaming house for State~~ EDIT: Aka let him live in your appartment On a serious note, I wonder whose willing to host him. Maybe ST or MVP feels the most possible solutions. I'd need to talk to my girlfriend about it, but I do have space and if he needs somewhere to practice short-term while finding a new place to stay it might actually be doable (I live 5 min walk from prime house). | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27406 Posts
On September 21 2014 18:23 casual player wrote: Yes. So he doesn't have to live in America to compete there? This is actually my question. I'm just trying to figure out how exactly WCS rules are going to work out next year. You need to be a resident in a region to compete, unless you have a passport for a country within that region. I would imagine citizenship supersedes residency in this case | ||
Chuddinater
Korea (South)169 Posts
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Hassan_RO
Romania77 Posts
With Myungsik, billowy, and now byun coming back, it's starting to look like a team again! GOGOGOGO WOHOOOOOOO! PRIME IS ALIVE!!!! | ||
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