I'm really surprised about JWong leaving
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Diaresta
United States597 Posts
I'm really surprised about JWong leaving | ||
SlammerSC2
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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Excalibur_Z
United States12224 Posts
On January 02 2017 18:16 Salteador Neo wrote: Justin Wong is such a legend. This EG management looks truly awful. JWong left of his own accord though. He's going to build his own personal brand. e: Ditto Momochi/Chocoblanka. | ||
Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
On January 02 2017 18:17 Excalibur_Z wrote: JWong left of his own accord though. He's going to build his own personal brand. e: Ditto Momochi/Chocoblanka. Ah, good to know. He still deserves some big video tribute at least, his accomplishments with EG have been spectacular. | ||
Sapphire.lux
Romania2620 Posts
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broodbucket
Australia963 Posts
Not that surprising given EG's limited involvement in SC2 and a big management restructure. On the upside, PPMD! | ||
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hexhaven
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
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mammuluk
Italy94 Posts
On January 02 2017 06:30 EXRNaRa wrote: Have to be honest about this, i have no respect for all those organisations/players/teams leaving the fans so silently who supported them over all those years without any information. EG is not there anymore since months if not years and the announcment still comes NOW. Sorry but thats hilarious. Same thing for some players who just left. I can´t blame anyone for the decision to leave the game or switch games or anything like that, what i just dislike is doing so without letting anyone know. The "just don´t talk about it" attitude is big in SC2. Best comment. This stuff is totally disrespectful to the fans. Starcraft has an important History. Nobody should spit on it... As an Italian, I have to say that also the comment about Totti is remarkable ![]() | ||
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Poopi
France12758 Posts
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Lightrush
Bulgaria164 Posts
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farvacola
United States18818 Posts
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
On January 02 2017 19:55 Skynx wrote: It was not far off that Totti was sent to the gates by Roma management after 30 years in disgraceful manner. Until he showed he is still their savior. When they make a speech to the public thanking Totti, it is as much for PR reasons in a club that will continue to exist, unlike the SC2 division. In essence there is no PR to please.Imagine the day when Totti finally retires from football and leaves Roma and some kid just says "cheers Francesco byeee" on a facetime recording as a goodbye. I am sure PPD thanks IncontroL for his contributions for the growth of the brand internally. I think unlike Totti, IncontroL wanted to do his own thing, thus chose to leave by own accord. At the end of the day, it does feel like trying to compare apples and oranges. | ||
Creager
Germany1884 Posts
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Cricketer12
United States13959 Posts
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Hider
Denmark9341 Posts
He is a good promoter. I remember when Toronto had it's first SC2 tournament, Geoff went on an early morning news program to explain esports and SC2. He did a great job of explaining esports while deflecting any stereotypes of 'basement dwelling gamer that still lives with his parents'. Always surprised Incontrol never moved on to a more general esports representative for w/e organization. He has a lot more potential to be more than just an SC2 personality. | ||
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Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
On January 02 2017 16:20 lestye wrote: Some might argue they didn't ry hard enough initially. Regardless, RTS as an esport is an anomaly in the West. It was a good run but it was never to last once Counterstrike got out if its rut from 09-12 It's not like it fell on its face. It launched, it did peaked, it declined. Same thing will happen to any and every esport. It started a crazy new wave of esports in the West. It exiting in the least popular genre doesn't help. 100% agree with this post. Yes the game is declining, but for fuck sake, we all gave years to this game because it is in fact amazing. It wouldn't have had a year like 2011 if it wasn't, or a 7+ years life span as a top competitive game. I'm as frustrated as anyone else is to see SC2 past its prime, but i'm even more angry and frustrated to see its own player base turning against it. On January 02 2017 20:20 mammuluk wrote: As an Italian, I have to say that also the comment about Totti is remarkable ![]() Yeah, although the Inter fan in me wishes it was about Javier Zanetti instead ![]() | ||
Grettin
42381 Posts
On January 02 2017 19:42 hexhaven wrote: Incontrol posted a video with some tidbits about the early days of SC2 with EG. More to follow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f3wohCKlho Very good video. Highly recommend to watch it if you want to know about things around that time. Salary numbers, 'behind the scene' stuff etc. | ||
beentheredonethat
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