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On July 21 2015 10:51 Swoopae wrote: Kespa need to let Prime partner with someone, having a team that loses 0-3 every week and has no money (which leads to some of their players likely throwing matches out of necessity for money) or players (they can't even maintain a full roster) is a joke. Prime will go 0-7 this round and could easily go 0-21 in maps, i'd expect something like 2-21 on average. That's unacceptable in a supposedly legitimate league.
Some combination of mYi/DP/Axiom would be a more legitimate alternative, at the very least PL should let/encourage Prime to partner with at least one of these teams to make their proleague matches watchable.
You would need teams who are willing to cooperate with KeSPA rules to make partnerships. Besides, Prime isn't exactly the most compelling team to team up with, especially after their best player has left and their 2nd best player (YoDa) is basically nonexistent. That would mean whichever team, teams up with Prime would need a semi deep roster to carry Prime. I don't see it happening, especially since Prime is the punching bag of KeSPA teams.
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SC2 probably isn't popular enough for this to happen but KeSPA should just take over Prime and re-make 8th Team. I'm sure there are various players out there they can recruit to at least make it respectable (though MVP and SBENU have scooped up most of the teamless eSF veterans).
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On July 21 2015 13:48 Yakikorosu wrote: SC2 probably isn't popular enough for this to happen but KeSPA should just take over Prime and re-make 8th Team. I'm sure there are various players out there they can recruit to at least make it respectable (though MVP and SBENU have scooped up most of the teamless eSF veterans).
i agree with this with the idea and the fact it probable wont happen
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On July 21 2015 13:48 Yakikorosu wrote: SC2 probably isn't popular enough for this to happen but KeSPA should just take over Prime and re-make 8th Team. I'm sure there are various players out there they can recruit to at least make it respectable (though MVP and SBENU have scooped up most of the teamless eSF veterans). The Korean government should just issue a "Prime Law" that forces every Korean company making more than a given amount of $ per year to pay a very small percentage of their income to Prime. A Prime Tax, essentially. That way we would have Prime "sponsored" by Samsung, Kia, Hyundai, Korean Air, MBC, Hankook, LG, etc
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Bisutopia19213 Posts
EGTL would do as well as prime.
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China6327 Posts
On July 22 2015 12:12 BisuDagger wrote: EGTL would do as well as prime. Snute/Bunny/mYi/Mill/dPix might be able to compete with Sbenu/MVP imo.
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just do open bracket/pick up random volunteers from the audience, for Primes roster?
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On July 22 2015 05:45 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On July 21 2015 13:48 Yakikorosu wrote: SC2 probably isn't popular enough for this to happen but KeSPA should just take over Prime and re-make 8th Team. I'm sure there are various players out there they can recruit to at least make it respectable (though MVP and SBENU have scooped up most of the teamless eSF veterans). The Korean government should just issue a "Prime Law" that forces every Korean company making more than a given amount of $ per year to pay a very small percentage of their income to Prime. A Prime Tax, essentially. That way we would have Prime "sponsored" by Samsung, Kia, Hyundai, Korean Air, MBC, Hankook, LG, etc Haha a prime tax, brilliant. As crazy as this sounds PL is more interesting the more teams that are involved. It's possible in the future that 1-2 teams buy up all the good players. You could argue it's already happened.
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United States97276 Posts
On July 22 2015 12:22 digmouse wrote:Snute/Bunny/mYi/Mill/dPix might be able to compete with Sbenu/MVP imo. maybe if you could get them to focus on PL. If they spend all their time traveling to foreign tournaments probably not
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Maybe if proleague enforced a salary cap and each team was allowed to reach that cap, we'd have something a little more even.
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On July 24 2015 02:12 TheCzarOfAll wrote: Maybe if proleague enforced a salary cap and each team was allowed to reach that cap, we'd have something a little more even. Well the telecoms and literally buying their championships if they are spending as much as we think on their players.
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