EPTOn November 30 2020 18:31 Ziggy wrote:
Afreeca have a house though I doubt their SC2 players live there
Afreeca have a house though I doubt their SC2 players live there
The LoL team might, the SC2 players definitely don't.
Jin Air Green Wings disbands - Page 2
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Elentos
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The LoL team might, the SC2 players definitely don't. | ||
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Legendk
France231 Posts
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rednusa
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showstealer1829
Australia3123 Posts
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12129 Posts
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Poopi
France12925 Posts
On November 30 2020 18:28 Solar424 wrote: LoL, BW, and OW are doing just fine, Koreans were never fans of SC2. OGN is closing down because Riot took the rights to LCK, and Jin Air is shutting down because there hasn't been Proleague for 4 years. Isn’t it more because -> LoL team lost spot, covid makes the sponsor less financially healthy (Jin air is planes)? | ||
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championiasonu
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xelnaga_empire
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ReaperSC2
Finland18 Posts
On November 30 2020 19:13 deacon.frost wrote: So we're looking at probably sOs and Creator This seems highly likely scenario. The disbandment also creates a huge inflation of talent for other teams to pick up. Curious to see which ones will take on the opportunity (in addition to DPG). | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12129 Posts
On November 30 2020 19:35 xelnaga_empire wrote: Isn't this covid related? I would think with the huge reduction in travel and therefore revenue for Jinair, Jinair needs to conserve cash. Somebody mentioned Jinair also closed their LoL team as well. LoL team wasn't as successful as SC2 team, at the same time though the SC2 team was probably just a little sibling of the LoL team so the disband was inevitable. | ||
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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
On November 30 2020 19:42 deacon.frost wrote: LoL team wasn't as successful as SC2 team, at the same time though the SC2 team was probably just a little sibling of the LoL team so the disband was inevitable. Yeah, from what I understand that pretty much sums it up. Throw in that covid isn t helping their major sponsor wich is an Airline after all and that s preety much it I gues. | ||
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SC2_Near
Brazil1 Post
But good luck to all of them and thanks JAGW for all you have proportioned for us! | ||
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Dave4
494 Posts
I still think the JAGW teamhouse has been a big part of the success of many players in that team. Many have noted the importance of the love and support of a team and meal preparation that likely had significant benefits for players such as Maru in his 4 GSL wins. In 2020 it has been even more beneficial to have close comfort with your team during the pandemic. | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16122 Posts
It makes sense that Jin Air, an airline company would be struggling in 2020 with all of the travel restrictions everywhere. I hope that when COVID is finally a thing of the past and things go back to a relative normal that we'll see a return of the organization to SC2. They're one of the greatest SC2 teams of all time it's a shame to see them go. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7216 Posts
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EEk1TwEEk
Russian Federation192 Posts
All others will have easy time finding a new team | ||
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Niravroh
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Dave4
494 Posts
On November 30 2020 20:07 Harris1st wrote: oh dang! What about the teamhouse enviroment? A good explanation is detailed here: https://tl.net/forum/starcraft-2/537537-the-teamhouse-environment | ||
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Dave4
494 Posts
On November 30 2020 20:14 Niravroh wrote: Good god I just realized. Rogue joined Jinair in 2011 and now left in 2020. He was at that team for just over 10 years. I can't imagine how difficult it must be to have to adapt to a new environment after that... Just under? | ||
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batatm
Israel116 Posts
Unless he joined on december than nope, it was over 10 years. | ||
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