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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
This is a sad day, even if we get to see him play more | ||
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Kyhol
Canada2575 Posts
I'm really excited about it, though I feel your pain. Boxer was a fan favorite, this is true, but he doesn't have the skills par to someone great like flash or Light. If either one of them left Bw I would be excited for SC2, but then I would feel terribly bad for SC1. On the bright side, if you look at the pattern. A few of the very "old" gosu progamers switched to SC2, this should mean that in time the tend will be for others to switch as well. Flash and Jaedong included. The thing that is bright about this, in my opinion, is going to be a BIG BANG BLOWOUT of epic games before SC1 korean leagues die down. I expect to see some epic games. | ||
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Offhand
United States1869 Posts
On October 10 2010 04:53 mustaju wrote: This is downright disrespectful to BW fans who dislike SC2. The BW kids really need to calm down about this though. We get it, you only like BW and it's the only game ever worth playing. The "it's new so it sucks" mantra isn't doing BW players any favors. This is at the point where BW fans get upset over losing players that haven't mattered to BW for years. Seriously, when was Boxer going to make his his big BW comeback? When was he going to develop that Flash/JD apm? How long were people going to continue watching a game with graphics that were middle of the road in 1998 anyway? + Show Spoiler + Not particularly aimed at you but just annoying BW fanboys in general. | ||
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Garaman
United States556 Posts
ugh fuck | ||
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Valikyr
Sweden2653 Posts
On October 10 2010 06:07 Iplaythings wrote: This is a sad day, even if we get to see him play moreCare to elaborate? What could he contribute to the Brood war scene so long after his prime? | ||
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Garaman
United States556 Posts
On October 10 2010 05:58 prototype. wrote: This is the perfect analogy. It's quite accurate to the current situation. T__T sad sad day | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
He's never going to be a force in BW again, so he wouldn't be signing with SKT1 for anything but the money or to support the team from a coaching side (dunno if he does that) | ||
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zoast
United States91 Posts
On October 10 2010 06:29 Offhand wrote: How long were people going to continue watching a game with graphics that were middle of the road in 1998 anyway? "were"? more like "are" A: 12 years and still counting | ||
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
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bmml
United Kingdom962 Posts
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dRaW
Canada5744 Posts
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Jugan
United States1566 Posts
Besides this is good for Starcraft as a whole, with Boxer in SC2 everyone will focus their attention on it. Yeah I'm sad about what looks like the "death" of BW, but it was inevitable. | ||
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Ideas
United States8171 Posts
if he is actaully able to compete and "be boxer", then I will be OK with it. but if he just plays the way he played BW in his last year (judging from his all-stars games and heritage league games) and just plays standard then I will be really disappointed. how the fuck is boxer supposed to be boxer in a game where you can't even build a barracks before supply depot?!? maybe boxer will finally be the person to make sc2 enjoyable to watch, but i have a lot of doubts. i just dont see him being much more relevant to the scene than he was in BW, at least not a year from now. if he doesnt do good in gsl2 i dont think he will ever do good. | ||
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Emon_
3925 Posts
On October 10 2010 06:31 Valikyr wrote: Care to elaborate? What could he contribute to the Brood war scene so long after his prime? QFT. Gimmie a call when Sea or Effort start stomping all over the SC2 scene with custom made 18$ Starcraft Battle Chest boots. | ||
disciple
9071 Posts
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mustaju
Estonia4505 Posts
On October 10 2010 06:29 Offhand wrote: The BW kids really need to calm down about this though. We get it, you only like BW and it's the only game ever worth playing. The "it's new so it sucks" mantra isn't doing BW players any favors. This is at the point where BW fans get upset over losing players that haven't mattered to BW for years. Seriously, when was Boxer going to make his his big BW comeback? When was he going to develop that Flash/JD apm? How long were people going to continue watching a game with graphics that were middle of the road in 1998 anyway? + Show Spoiler + Not particularly aimed at you but just annoying BW fanboys in general. Calm down about boxer leaving? The vast majority supports his move, though feels a bit teary-eyed for all the awesome nostalgic moments that have already been witnessed. His moves may not be capable of being replicated in SC2, and that still remains a concern, but as far as support goes, most are behind him. I'd say that's pretty calm. I stand by my quoted part, however. Saying SC2 is better than SCBW is acceptable in my book. Saying BW is better than SC2 is (correct) OK in my book. Saying either of them should die is an insult to the fans of that particular game, especially in the uncertain state we're currently in. The fact that BW fans can put up with ancient graphics (which I personally find beautiful, especially compared to the clusterfuck of SC2) and wake up at night to watch games live for 12 or more years should give you an indication how much the game is loved. Even the people earning their living with SC2 are still sceptical about it, so why do people preach that SC2 is THE way? In fact, however annoying BW fanboys are, SC2 fanboys reply to those people that it may become more like BW, as if that is a valid reason to lay down all the second thoughts and doubts that SC2 has generated within the half a year it could be played en masse. I hope you can at least somewhat relate. BW fanboys should try to do the same thing, however. On October 10 2010 06:24 Khol wrote: On the bright side, if you look at the pattern. A few of the very "old" gosu progamers switched to SC2, this should mean that in time the tend will be for others to switch as well. Flash and Jaedong included. The thing that is bright about this, in my opinion, is going to be a BIG BANG BLOWOUT of epic games before SC1 korean leagues die down. I expect to see some epic games. Edited just to reply to you. Even if we'll get to see really epic games, BW dying is in no shape or form anything short of a catastrophe for me. If the SC2 expansions manage to change my mind, I'm willing to consider it a miracle and personally apologize to everyone at Blizzard whom I doubted. | ||
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Lebesgue
4542 Posts
On October 10 2010 06:29 Offhand wrote: The BW kids really need to calm down about this though. We get it, you only like BW and it's the only game ever worth playing. The "it's new so it sucks" mantra isn't doing BW players any favors. This is at the point where BW fans get upset over losing players that haven't mattered to BW for years. Seriously, when was Boxer going to make his his big BW comeback? When was he going to develop that Flash/JD apm? How long were people going to continue watching a game with graphics that were middle of the road in 1998 anyway? + Show Spoiler + Not particularly aimed at you but just annoying BW fanboys in general. Why should we care which game has more shiny graphics? I feel sad that Boxer switched to SC2. I can understand his decision but still it doesn't stop me from feeling a bit disappointed that he is among the first few progamers that made the switch... Anyway, I hope that he will be very successful in SC2... | ||
motbob
United States12546 Posts
1. Boxer switches to SC2. His fans get to see him play on stage once again. 2. Boxer stays with BW. His fans never get to see him play, and he remains locked up in the SKT house as a figurehead of the sport. True Boxer fans should be celebrating this move. | ||
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Slow Motion
United States6960 Posts
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TicketoHELL
Canada368 Posts
If you're true fan you should be pumped by his move... | ||
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