EPTYeah, It felt like an interrogation to me, I can imagine Aeromi being like
Invasion eSport interview. - Page 2
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REyeM
2674 Posts
Yeah, It felt like an interrogation to me, I can imagine Aeromi being like | ||
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HoZBlooddrop
Italy324 Posts
hopefully the players will not be scammed! | ||
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suddendeathTV
Sweden388 Posts
On November 12 2014 14:02 sAsImre wrote: Just fyi libriT is a 2man company, one of which is the guy which answered aeromi's questions (https://twitter.com/_r1_). Huge sponsor to pay lan travel for Gumi and Super I guess. This is definitely worth taking note of. They spoke of libriT being like a big sponsor or something, working on an open source website. But the fact was that the guy interviewed was one of the only two persons in that company. I'm not sure guys... well, all the best I guess, I just hope the Koreans know what they're getting themselves in to. | ||
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Edpayasugo
United Kingdom2215 Posts
Exactly, no pulled punches here. | ||
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extinctosaurus
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SC2Towelie
United States561 Posts
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On November 12 2014 22:43 SC2Towelie wrote: Well, after reading this I have to say that I don't think this team is shady or a scam, but I do think that they don't really know what they're doing and will inevitably fail... All the questions that had to do with "so what are you plans for..." this guy basically just said "well we don't really know, but we'll see what happens." LOL that's not a good plan :/ One can hope after the koreans they picked up, they won't have a hard time finding help for that. That would seem easier than if this was a team of completely unknown dudes I feel.... | ||
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
How is anyone supposed to take them seriously? | ||
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sugarmuffinpuff
Canada38 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10675 Posts
On November 13 2014 07:10 sugarmuffinpuff wrote: Dang, I was hoping for a hilarious, convoluted Azubu-esque story about the team. Seems like it's just a few people who are in way over their heads. Hopefully I'm wrong about that, though. I will seriously buy a bottle of whatever French alcohol they're sponsored by if Super and Gumiho are able to go to some tournaments and start doing really well again. I second this......I bet french alcohol is good too | ||
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KtJ
United States3514 Posts
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Flonomenalz
Nigeria3519 Posts
As for the answers we got... still a mixed bag, really. Some good, but mostly cloudy and inconclusive... and this family office... until the members of said office are made clear, it will forever sound shady. I wish the players the best. | ||
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Quentin7144
France1 Post
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NanakiSc2
France30 Posts
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imre
France9263 Posts
Some stuff in it: GenjiTakya (aka Risk), Quent (who gratified us of a wonderful 1st post on TL meaning I'm hard in french) and Theo have the same potential as Gumiho, DRG or Super for their manager. Their alcohol stuff/familiy office sponsor no longer sponsors them. According to Inv staff he still donates since it allows him to deduct a part of his donation from his taxes in his country. Their finances are set up by these donations, Librit which is a 3 man B2B company that employs one of Inv managers and Inova entertainment. More sponsors to come. The koreans want to play in Korea and since Inv is popular in Asia (according to the itw) they'll stay there for the moment. Problems with KeSPA prevented their koreans to play as mercenary in PL. The itw was done by Corto for Millenium, you can follow him on twitter here: https://twitter.com/cortesmaltose | ||
digmouse
China6330 Posts
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Oshuy
Netherlands529 Posts
 The complete interview is a bit long for a full translation, but doesn't sound that bad. Yes, their "family office sponsor" is leaving, but new sponsors have been signed and 2015 year is secured. They are actively prospecting new sponsors, with ambitions for MOBA/FPS teams (HOTS and CS/GO named) in 2016. The new sponsors for 2015 will be presented on their korean shirts for their next matches. For the koreans staying in korea, 2 messages in the interview: - their initial plan was a team house in europe with all their players, but WCS rules for 2015 somewhat changed the game. - they still intend to have koreans in international tournaments in 2015, next target for international participation is DreamHack. | ||
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Lumi
United States1612 Posts
On February 18 2015 19:18 sAsImre wrote: Problems with KeSPA prevented their koreans to play as mercenary in PL. Sad to learn of that, but in no way surprised that KeSPA is being KeSPA. Thanks for the summary and translation (to both of the posters above me!) I hope that information like this will continue to help people to feel less skeptical and more welcoming and embracing of the team. It makes me feel that way, at least. Which is good, because I really want the best for these players, too. | ||
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SuperHofmann
Italy1741 Posts
On February 18 2015 19:18 sAsImre wrote: GenjiTakya (aka Risk), Quent (who gratified us of a wonderful 1st post on TL meaning I'm hard in french) and Theo have the same potential as Gumiho, DRG or Super for their manager. So they "fired up" Ana for a manager with lot of knowledge about Sc2 | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On February 18 2015 22:09 SuperHofmann wrote: So they "fired up" Ana for a manager with lot of knowledge about Sc2 The girl who said that GEM was shit has been fired? When and why? | ||
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