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Team SCV Life
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Team Information
Location: South Korea South Korea
Coaches: Lee Woon Jae (이운재)
Manager: Lee Woon Jae (이운재)
Website: Team SCV Life
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Sponsor: Skydigital
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TLPD: Team SCV Life International
Team SCV Life Korean
Twitter: TSL_korea
Player Breakdown
Number of Players:

9

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History
Created: 2010-10-14
Disbanded: 2013-01-03
Recent Player Trades: 2012-12-22 – Polt leaves
2012-11-28 – Revival leaves
2012-11-23 – inori leaves


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[edit] Overview

Team SCV Life (TSL) was a Korean StarCraft II team. It was founded by former MBC Game HERO coach Lee Woon Jae.[1] The team's initial roster included former eSTRO player and coach TricKsteR (Tester), FruitDealer (Cool)—both of whom were formerly part of oGs—Happiness (Gas), and Clide. It was announced during the opening rounds of the GSL tournament #2 that StarCraft: Brood War pro-gamer SangHo (now known as Killer) and a relatively unknown player named Rain also joined the team as well.

In 2011, TSL became the first professional StarCraft II team to pay salaries to its players. The highest paid player at that point in time is FruitDealer with roughly 30,000 USD annually, closely followed by TricKsteR, and the remaining members of the team.

On August 4, 2011, Team SCV Life was expelled from SC2Con, at the time the association of Korean progaming teams, because of accusations from FruitDealer and TricKsteR that Coach Lee had stopped paying their wages without any warning, and because he used these two players's image for his advertising even after they ended their collaboration with the team.[2] This was eventually overturned on August 9 due to the accusations being proved false and based on misunderstanding and misinformation.[3]

On September 20, it was announced that MajOr would start practicing with TSL.[4]

On November 27, it was announced that Killer, JYP, and Clide were leaving TSL. HyuN, formerly of Brood War team MBC Game would also join the roster of TSL.[5]

The team disbanded due to not being able to find enough sponsors on January 3, 2013.[6][7][8]

[edit] History

[edit] 2011

[edit] 2012

  • January 15, Korean Protoss Cyrano joins the team.[15]
  • January 18, under disputed circumstances, aLive as well as Heart leave the team.[16][17]
  • February 20 former Team Reign player inori joins TSL.[18]
  • May 19, Millenium partners with TSL and will be joining them in the GSTL.[19]
  • November 23, It is announced during the GSTL broadcast that inori has retired.[20]
  • November 28, Revival leaves TSL citing he would like a "fresh new start." [21]
  • December 22, Polt leaves TSL to study in the United States.[8][22]

[edit] 2013

  • January 3 — The team disbands.[6][23]

[edit] Trivia

[edit] Player Roster

[edit] Notable Players Before Disbandment

Best Yearly Results:

ID Name 2010 2011 2012 New Team
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Center Choi Jae Sung Y- Y- LC4Aicon.png Ro24 GOMTV Global StarCraft II League Qantic std.png Quantic Gaming
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png Cyrano Kim Yong Jin G4Ro64 GOMTV Global StarCraft II League Y- Y-
KoreaSouth Korea ZZicon small.png HyuN Ko Seok Hyun Y- Y- A2Sicon.png 2nd GOMTV Global StarCraft II League Qantic std.png Quantic Gaming
KoreaSouth Korea ZZicon small.png RagnaroK Shin Hee Bum Y- Y- LE8Aicon.png Ro48 GOMTV Global StarCraft II League IMlogo std.png Incredible Miracle
KoreaSouth Korea ZZicon small.png Shine Choi Kyung Min Y- Y- LC4Aicon.png Ro24 GOMTV Global StarCraft II League MVPlogo std.png MVP
KoreaSouth Korea ZZicon small.png Symbol Kang Dong Hyun Y- LE8Aicon.png Ro48 GOMTV Global StarCraft II League A22nd Iron Squid MLGHomeStory Cup Azubulogo std.png AZUBU
KoreaSouth Korea ZZicon small.png Mamuri Lim Jae Hyun Y- Y- Y- SKT1logo std.png SK Telecom T1
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png Venus Park Ki Woong Y- Y- Y-

[edit] Former

ID Name New Team
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Polt Choi Sung Hoon Personal Sponsorship[24]
KoreaSouth Korea zZicon small.png Revival Kim Dong Hyun Eglogo std.png Evil Geniuses
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Punisher Lee Da Han Retired
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png inori Woo Min Gyu Retired
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Ultimate Ahn Tae Jin Retired/Unknown
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png Oscar Lee Jung Hyun Retired/Unknown
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png Dream Seo Dong Min Retired
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Heart Kim Min Hyuk Complexitylogo std.png compLexity Gaming
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png aLive Han Lee Seok Fnaticlogo std.png Fnatic
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png JYP Park Jin Young Eglogo std.png Evil Geniuses
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png Killer Shin Sang Ho Complexitylogo std.png compLexity Gaming
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Clide Han Kyu Jong SlayerSlogo std.png SlayerS
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Rain Park Seo Yong Fnaticlogo std.png Fnatic
KoreaSouth Korea ZZicon small.png FruitDealer Kim Won Gi Startalelogo std.png StarTale
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png TricKsteR Seo Ki Soo Startalelogo std.png StarTale
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png PuMa Lee Ho Joon Eglogo std.png Evil Geniuses
KoreaSouth Korea PPicon small.png GuineaPig Kim Hyun Tae MVPlogo std.png MVP
KoreaSouth Korea TTicon small.png Happiness Hwang Hee Doo Retired/Unknown

[edit] Team Achievements

2012
Date Event Result
2012-11-23 2012 Global StarCraft II Team League Season 3 SF.png TSLlogo std.png 3 : 5 MVPlogo std.png
2012-07-21 2012 Global StarCraft II Team League Season 2 SF.png TSLlogo std.png 2 : 5 SlayerS-EG.std.png
2011
Date Event Result
2011-10-08 2011 Global StarCraft II Team League Season 1 SF.png TSLlogo std.png 4 : 5 Primelogo std.png
2011-03-24 2011 Global StarCraft II Team League March SF.png TSLlogo std.png 1 : 4 IMlogo std.png
2011-02-10 2011 Global StarCraft II Team League February SF.png TSLlogo std.png 1 : 4 Startalelogo std.png
2011-01-28 Zotac Team Invitational Season 2 SF.png TSLlogo std.png 3 : 4 Startalelogo std.png

[edit] Highlight Videos

[edit] References

  1. ↑ The SCV Life - New Korean SC2 Proteam
  2. ↑ SC2Con expells Team SCV Life
  3. ↑ TSL's ban from the SC2 Committee overturned
  4. ↑ MajOr practices with TSL
  5. ↑ Team SCV Life big changes
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 "프로게임단 TSL, 역사 속으로..." (in Korean). THISISGAME.
  7. ↑ Ethan Ahn (3 January 2013). "TSL Disbands". Twitter.com.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Dodgin (3 January 2013). "TSL Disbands". TeamLiquid.net.
  9. ↑ Rain leaves Team TSL
  10. ↑ FruitDealer and TricKsteR join StarTale
  11. ↑ PuMa leaves TSL for EG
  12. ↑ TSL's ban overturned - SC2 Committee
  13. ↑ Polt joins TSL
  14. ↑ Major TSL restructuring
  15. ↑ "TSL signs Cyrano, new Protoss" TeamLiquid.net. January 15th 2012.
  16. ↑ "TSL claims Fnatic tampered with Alive, Fnatic denies" TeamLiquid.net. January 18, 2012.
  17. ↑ "Heart leaves TSL" TeamLiquid.net. January 19th 2012.
  18. ↑ South Korea "TSL signs inori". Thisisgame.com. February 21st 2012. TeamLiquid.net Forum thread
  19. ↑ Millenium partners with Team SCV Life
  20. ↑ "TSL_inori retires from SC2 and switches to League". TeamLiquid.net. November 23rd 2012.
  21. ↑ Revival leaves TSL
  22. ↑ Polt leaves TSL
  23. ↑ Ethan Ahn. "TSL Disbands". Twitter.com.
  24. ↑ CMStorm Sponsors Polt, TeamLiquid.net, 2013-03-12


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