THe end of bw is approaching, but still there is a lot of good stuff to take place in the e-sports and with the korean proteams with SCII, and hopefully it provides us a lot or at least the same as BW did for once again 10 years.

Black[CAT]

Malaysia2589 Posts

November 20 2011 12:24 GMT

#50

I was eager to sc2 to come out. But then I realised, with it, comes the end of the BW scene

BLinD-RawR

ALLEYCAT BLUES51626 Posts

November 20 2011 12:46 GMT

#51

I'm saddened.

NasKe_

Brazil570 Posts

November 20 2011 12:46 GMT

#52

and that's why everyday I wish I could go back to the past and tell myself to play/watch SC:BW

vx70GTOJudgexv

United States3161 Posts

November 20 2011 12:47 GMT

#53

On November 20 2011 18:53 firehand101 wrote:
great job, although shouldnt have ended on saviour, ends on a sour note

But otherwise awesome

I think it was good that it did.. gives a view of the human nature of this, y'know?

On November 20 2011 18:57 Kiante wrote:
i cried a little bit

Yeah... this was a bittersweet watch.

Mani's voice made this.

DoX.)

Singapore6164 Posts

November 20 2011 12:51 GMT

#54

Nada..

FidoDido

United States1292 Posts

November 20 2011 13:02 GMT

#55

I think sc2 didn't have the same effect on many people mainly because the players aren't as well respected. I think if you really respect someone and think of them as your hero, when you see them work so hard through a tournament and finally end up winning the finals, it just brings tears to your eyes. Sigh, I really miss watching Savior play, it's a shame really..

Brett

Australia3823 Posts

November 20 2011 13:04 GMT

#56

Very sad

LONG LIVE THE BEST FUCKING GAME OF ALL TIME

<3 you BW :D

Wolf

Korea (South)3290 Posts

November 20 2011 13:05 GMT

#57

Loved this. I only wish it were longer!

Jedclark

United Kingdom903 Posts

November 20 2011 13:08 GMT

#58

BW will never end. I won't accept it.

Imagine a life without Bisu, a life without Flash. No Nal_ra... I don't think I could take it.

vx70GTOJudgexv

United States3161 Posts

November 20 2011 13:09 GMT

#59

On November 20 2011 22:02 FidoDido wrote:
I think sc2 didn't have the same effect on many people mainly because the players aren't as well respected. I think if you really respect someone and think of them as your hero, when you see them work so hard through a tournament and finally end up winning the finals, it just brings tears to your eyes. Sigh, I really miss watching Savior play, it's a shame really..

I think it's also partially the oversaturation of the scene - there's no special air to an MLG or an IEM or even a GSL because "Welp, there's another one in a month, and there's three other big tournaments this month so..."

It was OSL or MSL in BW that mattered.There were 3 of each a year, and they were so hyped it felt.. I dunno, there's just so much going on in SC2 right now it feels like it's impossible to really keep track of it all and even if someone loses one big tournament, they can just go knock a big one down the next week.