EPTOnly problem I see is where its located, soutwest coast where most lans are always so much further away, I suppose in that argument though you will be travelling/sharing lift with anoth 3-4 people if you all are going! So its not like youll be travelling long distances on your own!
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
Only problem I see is where its located, soutwest coast where most lans are always so much further away, I suppose in that argument though you will be travelling/sharing lift with anoth 3-4 people if you all are going! So its not like youll be travelling long distances on your own! | ||
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HaeHei
United Kingdom162 Posts
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Eleaven
772 Posts
On June 22 2011 15:37 Tommylew wrote: Great oppurtunity if you want to put the effort in, bound to be a lot of bar work around there if you only needed enough work to pay the bills. Only problem I see is where its located, soutwest coast where most lans are always so much further away, I suppose in that argument though you will be travelling/sharing lift with anoth 3-4 people if you all are going! So its not like youll be travelling long distances on your own! Plymouth may soon be the venue for a large scale tournament event.  I don't have specifics, but keep eyes peeled | ||
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Eleaven
772 Posts
On June 22 2011 15:43 HaeHei wrote: damn it i am 17!!! ffs Q__Q 18, when? | ||
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HaeHei
United Kingdom162 Posts
 should be able to get into masters in a few weeks just need start playing hardcore again been really busy lately | ||
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Eleaven
772 Posts
On June 22 2011 15:52 HaeHei wrote: september 2nd should be able to get into masters in a few weeks just need start playing hardcore again been really busy latelyAdd me on skype, and we can do some practice games, get your playing vs some good people, that will speed up the process, i'll help you as and where i can if you take it somewhat seriously. Move in would be happening early late august early September, so you'd be 18 just in time for the move in. Like i've said to others in similar positions, if you can somehow prove/show us that your 100% committed, and have the ability to relocate (as well as not being a douche) theres' a good chance of a spot. Although spots are filling up and there's an awful lot of interest already. It's really up to you to show you want it, and want to put in the effort Hope to hear more from you! | ||
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Vequeth
United Kingdom1116 Posts
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Eleaven
772 Posts
On June 22 2011 16:58 Vequeth wrote: Wow its kinda crazy that this is all happening two weeks before I move away from Plymouth, still, id love to take you for a pint dude sometime between 31st-7th coming up, if just to chat sc2. No problem, add me on skype, could do with a drink soon. Been a crazy 10 hours or so. edit: Bring my partner too? sounds like an evening! | ||
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caruso
Germany733 Posts
I always wanted to spend half a year abroad and that might be just the opportunity I've been waiting for. My English is pretty decent, I'm willing to play Starcraft a lot and the only thing that worries me is organizing these things from afar. I'm 23 years old, though, would that be an age problem? Message me, if you can't find enough Britons | ||
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Eleaven
772 Posts
On June 22 2011 17:27 caruso wrote: Can foreigners (in my case: Germans) apply? I always wanted half a year abroad and that might be just the opportunity I've been waiting for. My English is pretty decent, I'm willing to play Starcraft a lot and the only thing that worries me is organizing these things from afar. I'm 23 years old, though, would that be an age problem? Message me, if you can't find enough Englishmen Age isn't a problem, nationality no problem. Commitment may be a problem. Not really selling an sc2 holiday , want to give the best people, the best opportunity to flourish | ||
Pads
England3228 Posts
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RudePlague
Great Britain113 Posts
This is something that would interest me, I'm hoping to commit as much as my time as I can to practising starcraft over the next year now that I'm done with uni, but at the moment I'm not up to the required standard. Good luck with this. | ||
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
suggestion for the op: reupload the images with the TL image uploader to have them in the correct size. | ||
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SYNC_qx
Germany197 Posts
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Tidus Mino
United Kingdom1108 Posts
On June 22 2011 22:02 SYNC_qx wrote: this sounds awesome too bad i live in germany If you can get a UK work permit which is relatively easy you can come and live in the UK, everyone is welcome | ||
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Valckrie
United Kingdom533 Posts
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On June 22 2011 22:05 Tidus Mino wrote: If you can get a UK work permit which is relatively easy you can come and live in the UK, everyone is welcome he doesn't even need a work permit, anyone from within the eu can come here. same as i could up sticks and move to germany tomorrow if i wanted. | ||
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emythrel
United Kingdom2599 Posts
good luck tho guys! | ||
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Eleaven
772 Posts
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Eleaven
772 Posts
On June 22 2011 21:39 drooL wrote: this is so nice suggestion for the op: reupload the images with the TL image uploader to have them in the correct size.Took your advice, not sure if it made any difference though. Can't tell .Thanks either way though | ||
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