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On February 09 2012 01:21 Utinni wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2012 00:39 Lorizean wrote:On February 08 2012 18:39 Reasonable wrote:On February 08 2012 17:29 havox_ wrote:On February 08 2012 16:20 Reasonable wrote:
In another words, Nada:
"I would like to get paid more. Thanks." i dont get it why ppl even write this, cuz its so obvious. But i dont mean it in a bad way. Every reasonable person on would do it - its your job, you wouldnt leave your job if you can earn 10 times the amount at another company? the korean teams arent able to get decent sponsors to pay their players? Well, then they are of course leaving for foreign teams. (so the real question is not 'why do all koreans leave their teams', but 'why do korean teams suck so bad at marketing/business?') Dude, they don't suck at marketing or at anything, as a matter of fact. Competition is brutal in Korea. Do you know how small the entertainment market is in Korea? They fight to death for every penny, that's why they make the best players, cars, TV's, etc. etc.. P.S. I once asked a Korean friend who immigrated to the US on why his family left Korea. Well, he simply said the competition was so hard it was too stressful to live. Sorry, did you just say Korea makes the best cars? ahahaha More to the point, I don't see why a team in such an international scene as SCII needs to limit itself to Korea. It's not like any european team only limits itself to their country or a US team to only NA or something. Get international sponsors, start streaming, get your players more in the focus of the international scene (a lot of teams are obv. doing that, but I think it can be taken further) I think he just means the South Korea Auto industry is quite a bit more profitable compared to the U.S or Japanese auto industry. Their leaner system ensured they wouldn't take as big of hit as the U.S. or Japan during the 2008 recession. Which is why I thought the U.S automakers began to mimick them. Edit: Like their SC pros, their auto industry is quite efficient 
I think he may have been talking about European cars. Italians have always had the best cars with the exception of when Ford beat Ferrari with the GT40 but this is off course >.>. but If NaDa left because of money we should expect EG.NaDa imo
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another terran to slayers? :O
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NaDa is such a boss, he'll succeed at whatever he chooses to do.
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Not sure if its been posted, but he said this in his stream chat yesterday;
<@NaDa> i wanna many go global match and .. GSL champion this year or 1year
GO!
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Nada... What...? Wow... He will have no problem finding a new team, but leaving oGs is still crazy.
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Its good to see players leaving old teams and finding new ones.
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Wow this was unexpected with nada gone from ogs all other teams will jump at a chance to get nada! gl nada and hf in the future xD
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come over to california, you can sleep in my extra room and we can be best of friends?
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On February 09 2012 00:39 Lorizean wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2012 18:39 Reasonable wrote:On February 08 2012 17:29 havox_ wrote:On February 08 2012 16:20 Reasonable wrote:
In another words, Nada:
"I would like to get paid more. Thanks." i dont get it why ppl even write this, cuz its so obvious. But i dont mean it in a bad way. Every reasonable person on would do it - its your job, you wouldnt leave your job if you can earn 10 times the amount at another company? the korean teams arent able to get decent sponsors to pay their players? Well, then they are of course leaving for foreign teams. (so the real question is not 'why do all koreans leave their teams', but 'why do korean teams suck so bad at marketing/business?') Dude, they don't suck at marketing or at anything, as a matter of fact. Competition is brutal in Korea. Do you know how small the entertainment market is in Korea? They fight to death for every penny, that's why they make the best players, cars, TV's, etc. etc.. P.S. I once asked a Korean friend who immigrated to the US on why his family left Korea. Well, he simply said the competition was so hard it was too stressful to live. Sorry, did you just say Korea makes the best cars? ahahaha More to the point, I don't see why a team in such an international scene as SCII needs to limit itself to Korea. It's not like any european team only limits itself to their country or a US team to only NA or something. Get international sponsors, start streaming, get your players more in the focus of the international scene (a lot of teams are obv. doing that, but I think it can be taken further)
Just so you're aware, KIA and Hyundai are the new Toyota/Honda, at least in the US.
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On February 09 2012 12:37 LeFroMaGe wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2012 00:39 Lorizean wrote:On February 08 2012 18:39 Reasonable wrote:On February 08 2012 17:29 havox_ wrote:On February 08 2012 16:20 Reasonable wrote:
In another words, Nada:
"I would like to get paid more. Thanks." i dont get it why ppl even write this, cuz its so obvious. But i dont mean it in a bad way. Every reasonable person on would do it - its your job, you wouldnt leave your job if you can earn 10 times the amount at another company? the korean teams arent able to get decent sponsors to pay their players? Well, then they are of course leaving for foreign teams. (so the real question is not 'why do all koreans leave their teams', but 'why do korean teams suck so bad at marketing/business?') Dude, they don't suck at marketing or at anything, as a matter of fact. Competition is brutal in Korea. Do you know how small the entertainment market is in Korea? They fight to death for every penny, that's why they make the best players, cars, TV's, etc. etc.. P.S. I once asked a Korean friend who immigrated to the US on why his family left Korea. Well, he simply said the competition was so hard it was too stressful to live. Sorry, did you just say Korea makes the best cars? ahahaha More to the point, I don't see why a team in such an international scene as SCII needs to limit itself to Korea. It's not like any european team only limits itself to their country or a US team to only NA or something. Get international sponsors, start streaming, get your players more in the focus of the international scene (a lot of teams are obv. doing that, but I think it can be taken further) Just so you're aware, KIA and Hyundai are the new Toyota/Honda, at least in the US.
they're about the same o:
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On February 09 2012 14:44 Font wrote:
EG.NaDa?
i hope not
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On February 09 2012 14:49 iRon aka bananajuice wrote:i hope not
That would be awesome.
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Proboably a good move for nada. Now lets just hope he can get a new good team that give him a good pay and practice enviorment.
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On February 09 2012 14:44 Font wrote:
EG.NaDa?
No no no, I would't want that. EG is my least favorite team. There is a lot of ambiguous negativity associated with EG.
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Calling it. Complexity.Nada
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In the  ToSsGirL interview with  Reach (here), Reach says he met with NaDa and  YellOw "yesterday" and reminisced about the old days, when NaDa came in as the youngest player on their team. Perhaps NaDa felt hungry to search for his own glory again. I really want to see him kicking ass, and I actually think he will be more successful this year because of this decision.
NaDa HWAITING!
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Go, Go Nada <3 MGSVicious!!
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I want to see Liquid or EG acquire NaDa, they are the only two NA teams worthy atm I think.
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good luck to NaDa and oGs!
nearly only eg an liquid mentions here, i think that an european team is more likely. or at least im so selfish that i hope so :D
whichever team it will be, i hope that NaDa will start owning and winning tournaments left and right
fnatic is my guess. (didnt they say at the release of moon that there is another player to follow in february?)
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EPT
