EPTBecause of course he'd do that.
More seriously, if you're wondering why he's doing this, he explains it at the start of his most recent stream. His reasons are fairly sound I think and this seems like the best choice for his family.
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Ben...
Canada3443 Posts
Because of course he'd do that. More seriously, if you're wondering why he's doing this, he explains it at the start of his most recent stream. His reasons are fairly sound I think and this seems like the best choice for his family. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany14676 Posts
On June 23 2022 23:34 Ben... wrote: I think the funniest thing about this news is that Artosis said he already had tested to see how latency in BW to Korea was last time he was in PEI. Because of course he'd do that. More seriously, if you're wondering why he's doing this, he explains it at the start of his most recent stream. His reasons are fairly sound I think and this seems like the best choice for his family. I think everyone understands why he's doing it but it still feels a little bit sad because it's like the end of an era. But I wish him all the best of course on his new journey. | ||
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lJTJPl
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Drahkn
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DSK
England1103 Posts
On June 23 2022 12:30 BisuDagger wrote: I’ve always appreciated Dan and Nick’s contribution to Starcraft. I selfishly hope they will always be able to stay connected to the scene for as long as possible. I agree, and on the second point I am guilty of this too. I wish Artosis and his family the best of luck, and a pleasant moving process. | ||
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hiroshOne
Poland421 Posts
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ox.tQ
721 Posts
On June 23 2022 23:10 WGT-Baal wrote: PEI is a good choice tbh. good location, affordable housing, family ties (? I believe?). Big change from Seoul though ofc. There's a housing bubble in Canada, and PEI is experiencing a housing crisis currently (as are many other provinces). Isn't an issue if you or your parents own property and have access to home equity (in case you wish to co-habitate or get a mortgage although interest rates are on the rise and the rate of growth in housing year-to-year prices is leveling off...) Consumer inflation is also approaching eight percent in Canada, not to mention it is one of the most taxed countries in the world. Although PEI (and Manitoba) are the only two provinces with no specific tax bracket for people who earn more than $100,000 per year - the top tax is 16.7 percent and kicks in at $63,970. There are politicians who are pushing for higher provincial income taxes for 'top earners' in PEI. Federal income taxes are substantial and sales tax is at 15 percent in PEI. | ||
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland2891 Posts
thanks to Artosis (and Tasteless) for all the memories. It was a lot of fun, especially the 2008-10 pro in-house tours, NonY's insane courage run and that couple of early GSL seasons. Fantastic stuff. Anyway.. Best of luck in your new place. Cheers  | ||
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zalem95
Peru174 Posts
On June 23 2022 09:33 JimmiC wrote: PEI is a pretty awesome place but small I wonder why he picked it? Uhmm He has 3 children and I am a father myself I guess it has to do with education and a future for his family, I live in a big city and life it's pretty expensive I heard good things about Canada and the standard of living there so I'm guessing is for that reason. Having a family is waaaaay too expensive. | ||
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Seph02
Netherlands221 Posts
Best of luck Artosis, it's a good move  | ||
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WGT-Baal
France2723 Posts
On June 24 2022 03:29 ox.tQ wrote: There's a housing bubble in Canada, and PEI is experiencing a housing crisis currently (as are many other provinces). Isn't an issue if you or your parents own property and have access to home equity (in case you wish to co-habitate or get a mortgage although interest rates are on the rise and the rate of growth in housing year-to-year prices is leveling off...) Consumer inflation is also approaching eight percent in Canada, not to mention it is one of the most taxed countries in the world. Although PEI (and Manitoba) are the only two provinces with no specific tax bracket for people who earn more than $100,000 per year - the top tax is 16.7 percent and kicks in at $63,970. There are politicians who are pushing for higher provincial income taxes for 'top earners' in PEI. Federal income taxes are substantial and sales tax is at 15 percent in PEI. yes i m in Ottawa (immigrant, no parental help) and it s been horrible. But I thought PEI was still relatively decent. | ||
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Mutaller
United States787 Posts
On June 23 2022 11:15 MineraIs wrote: Just wait until he has to play at TR16 often… the salt Best of luck with your move buddy! He will specifically stream and play during NA hours and he will have a small MMR increase by not playing as many Koreans. Consistently S rank Artosis incoming | ||
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andrewlt
United States7229 Posts
On June 24 2022 03:29 ox.tQ wrote: There's a housing bubble in Canada, and PEI is experiencing a housing crisis currently (as are many other provinces). Isn't an issue if you or your parents own property and have access to home equity (in case you wish to co-habitate or get a mortgage although interest rates are on the rise and the rate of growth in housing year-to-year prices is leveling off...) Consumer inflation is also approaching eight percent in Canada, not to mention it is one of the most taxed countries in the world. Although PEI (and Manitoba) are the only two provinces with no specific tax bracket for people who earn more than $100,000 per year - the top tax is 16.7 percent and kicks in at $63,970. There are politicians who are pushing for higher provincial income taxes for 'top earners' in PEI. Federal income taxes are substantial and sales tax is at 15 percent in PEI. I have relatives in Richmond, BC. Now that's a housing bubble! | ||
Mizenhauer
United States1096 Posts
On June 23 2022 15:47 Morbidius wrote: We had a good run boys, congratulations to that TL article that said the last gsl would be in 2022. The long con finally pays off. | ||
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Moonerz
United States307 Posts
I bet the better Na/Eu streaming hours will make up for the lost gsl income while Artosis figures out his next steps. And hopefully this means a lot more Arty at international events | ||
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Nakajin
Canada7864 Posts
Now we just wait for Rogue to be patched out of the game  | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland17864 Posts
Honestly, I thought it would be better (and we saw it) sometimes with Arty + one guest caster, I enjoyed Special’s insight especially, Scan was good and I was OK to see more of it. Assuming Artosis can’t do it, I thought Tasteless did a great job letting State do his thing. Tasteless + a rotating cast of racial specialists or whoever from the foreign scene is in Korea at the time could work really well, he’s just such a genial guy it basically works whoever you stick alongside him. Obviously Tastosis has that intangible quality, but we’ll be fine. I wonder if his kids have picked up decent Korean chops, give them a little bilingual leg up being back in the Americas! | ||
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J. Corsair
United States450 Posts
He will be able to make his own hours, and even getting taxed to hell I'm sure he'll make plenty of money for his family. I'm glad he stayed in Korea as long as he did, and I'm thankful for all the seasons if excellent casting he's given us along with Tasteless. I wonder if Tasteless will follow suit eventually. He is the more eclectic and interesting personality of the two in my opinion, you can pair him with virtually any other caster and he will do great. Between the draconian social systems, lack of space, and bizarrely superficial Korean culture (and horrific air quality) I imagine Tasteless will find a new home, eventually. He seems like the type to retire in style, streaming from a bungalo on the coast of a nice area in a South American country. | ||
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NExt
Australia1651 Posts
hopefully, GSL approves the online casts. | ||
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Gescom
Canada2927 Posts
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