Yesterday it was announced that American organisation Quantic Gaming and South Korean SC2 team StarTale would be working together in partnership. The news comes not so long after it was clear that a similar partnership between Quantic and Incredible Miracle wasn't working out.
Quantic Gaming house some of the top foreign talent such as Johan ?NaNiwa? Lucchesi and Kim ?SaSe? Hammar and they have been given the opportunity to practice at the StarTale team house as a result of the partnership. The offer will be reciprocated for the Korean players when the Quantic team house opens in March.Quantic will also be floating the expenses for StarTale when they want to compete in foreign tournaments, providing the Korean based team with more opportunities to raise their profile abroad.
StarTale's manager, Won Jong Wook, was quoted on Gamechosun as saying the following about the move:
I?m very happy that we were able to enter this partnership with Quantic Gaming and I hope this will be a win-win situation for both teams. We?ll make sure to provide the best environment for Quantic players to produce the best results. StarTale?s first priority will be the Global Starcraft2 League (GSL) and we will send players whose schedules don?t coincide with GSL?s schedule to Quantic to participate in foreign tournaments.
Source: Team Liquid translation
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