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[PHOTOS]Kart Rider League Qualifiers #2/R1 Final.

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NeverGG *
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom5399 Posts
October 13 2008 01:59 GMT
#1
These are so late - two weeks on Saturday I attended Kart Rider's Buddy Buddy League as usual. They're introducing new race queens each week so this week I got to shoot the usual players plus some ladies too.

I also combined in the photos of last Saturday's Round 1 final. A lot of the more influential players such as Kang Jinwoo, Moon Hojoon (the eleven year old champ.) Kim Jaehee and Seokin are out already. However, familiar faces like Jang Jinhyung have made it into the grand final.

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Try
Profile Blog Joined August 2007
United States1293 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 02:04:44
October 13 2008 02:04 GMT
#2
Wow. Can't girls who look like that find better jobs? (or marry rich?)

Especially the girl in the eighth photo from top.
IntoTheWow
Profile Blog Joined May 2004
is awesome32274 Posts
October 13 2008 02:05 GMT
#3
50/5!!
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Pangolin
Profile Joined March 2008
United States1035 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 02:20:04
October 13 2008 02:10 GMT
#4
LOL that last kid looks SO young.

edit1: also this blog gives me fond memories of Craziepenguin's blog.

edit2: also one of those teams is sponsored by razer, just like the TSL.
It's easier not to.
FreeDoM[YA]
Profile Blog Joined July 2007
Canada855 Posts
October 13 2008 02:12 GMT
#5
On October 13 2008 11:05 IntoTheWow wrote:
50/5!!


With those pictures, 9500/5
YPang
Profile Blog Joined April 2007
United States4024 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 02:14:58
October 13 2008 02:14 GMT
#6
On October 13 2008 11:10 Pangolin wrote:
LOL that last kid looks SO young.


Not young enough to keep him from having a boner!
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Mooga
Profile Blog Joined June 2007
United States575 Posts
October 13 2008 02:18 GMT
#7
Exactly how popular is Kart Rider in Korea compared to Starcraft? (and how much of that popularity is due to the hot chicks, lol)
NeverGG *
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom5399 Posts
October 13 2008 02:30 GMT
#8
On October 13 2008 11:18 Mooga wrote:
Exactly how popular is Kart Rider in Korea compared to Starcraft? (and how much of that popularity is due to the hot chicks, lol)


The hot chicks are a new feature to draw more peoples' attention I think (and there are definitely more men with cameras coming to KR now lol.) SC is the most well established and popular esport in SK. On a normal PL day it draws a crowd in excess of 250-300 people dependant upon team/location and time. In comparison Kart Rider is usually only attended by under 50-100 people and a lot of them are friends of the players/players themselves.

I think this is (in part) due to the different demographics the games target. A lot of KR fans are younger kids who can't go to live events without their parents/are studying. Also SC tends to attract a wider range of people (more girls for a start.) The age range is bigger (from little kids to middle aged men.) and the leagues are more varied (KR only has one league running at any given time played on Saturday night whereas currently SC has PL, MSL, OSL and Gom TV.)

It's the most popular racing game for its demographic, but compared to SC all other esports are less well attended/less intergrated into SK gaming culture/mainstream Korean living.
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YPang
Profile Blog Joined April 2007
United States4024 Posts
October 13 2008 02:59 GMT
#9
On October 13 2008 11:30 nevergg wrote:
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On October 13 2008 11:18 Mooga wrote:
Exactly how popular is Kart Rider in Korea compared to Starcraft? (and how much of that popularity is due to the hot chicks, lol)


The hot chicks are a new feature to draw more peoples' attention I think (and there are definitely more men with cameras coming to KR now lol.) SC is the most well established and popular esport in SK. On a normal PL day it draws a crowd in excess of 250-300 people dependant upon team/location and time. In comparison Kart Rider is usually only attended by under 50-100 people and a lot of them are friends of the players/players themselves.

I think this is (in part) due to the different demographics the games target. A lot of KR fans are younger kids who can't go to live events without their parents/are studying. Also SC tends to attract a wider range of people (more girls for a start.) The age range is bigger (from little kids to middle aged men.) and the leagues are more varied (KR only has one league running at any given time played on Saturday night whereas currently SC has PL, MSL, OSL and Gom TV.)

It's the most popular racing game for its demographic, but compared to SC all other esports are less well attended/less intergrated into SK gaming culture/mainstream Korean living.


DO you happen to know if kartrider pros train like SC pros? Like do they practice 10 hrs a day in a pro hosue?
sMi.Gladstone | BW: B high| SC2: gold T_T
Kuja900
Profile Blog Joined October 2007
United States3564 Posts
October 13 2008 03:04 GMT
#10
so is SC doing the same thing with those booth girls?
OMG you nasty gurl
NeverGG *
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom5399 Posts
October 13 2008 03:19 GMT
#11
On October 13 2008 11:59 YPang wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 13 2008 11:30 nevergg wrote:
On October 13 2008 11:18 Mooga wrote:
Exactly how popular is Kart Rider in Korea compared to Starcraft? (and how much of that popularity is due to the hot chicks, lol)


The hot chicks are a new feature to draw more peoples' attention I think (and there are definitely more men with cameras coming to KR now lol.) SC is the most well established and popular esport in SK. On a normal PL day it draws a crowd in excess of 250-300 people dependant upon team/location and time. In comparison Kart Rider is usually only attended by under 50-100 people and a lot of them are friends of the players/players themselves.

I think this is (in part) due to the different demographics the games target. A lot of KR fans are younger kids who can't go to live events without their parents/are studying. Also SC tends to attract a wider range of people (more girls for a start.) The age range is bigger (from little kids to middle aged men.) and the leagues are more varied (KR only has one league running at any given time played on Saturday night whereas currently SC has PL, MSL, OSL and Gom TV.)

It's the most popular racing game for its demographic, but compared to SC all other esports are less well attended/less intergrated into SK gaming culture/mainstream Korean living.


DO you happen to know if kartrider pros train like SC pros? Like do they practice 10 hrs a day in a pro hosue?


Currently my contact at Nexon (the photographer for KR live events is on her honeymoon, but when she comes back I can definitely ask her. I don't think the training schedule is as rigorous and I don't think they have team dorms either, but I'm not 100% sure about how they do train for this.
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NeverGG *
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom5399 Posts
October 13 2008 03:22 GMT
#12
On October 13 2008 12:04 Kuja900 wrote:
so is SC doing the same thing with those booth girls?


In a way yes, but the booth girls don't serve as much of a function as the ladies at KR, DF or SF. Their duties are;

SC: Stand in the booth for about two minutes before a match begins (OSL only currently.) then leave.

DF: Guide players down the main stage, do ceremonies with them before events and hold up round number cards.

SF: Hold the bins for the extra equipment/items picking at the beginning of the event, stand with the specialized FPS Kespa referee during matches and make notes.

KR: Wave flags on the podiums during race breaks, interview players after they have won.
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Kuja900
Profile Blog Joined October 2007
United States3564 Posts
October 13 2008 03:39 GMT
#13
On October 13 2008 12:22 nevergg wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 13 2008 12:04 Kuja900 wrote:
so is SC doing the same thing with those booth girls?


In a way yes, but the booth girls don't serve as much of a function as the ladies at KR, DF or SF. Their duties are;

SC: Stand in the booth for about two minutes before a match begins (OSL only currently.) then leave.

DF: Guide players down the main stage, do ceremonies with them before events and hold up round number cards.

SF: Hold the bins for the extra equipment/items picking at the beginning of the event, stand with the specialized FPS Kespa referee during matches and make notes.

KR: Wave flags on the podiums during race breaks, interview players after they have won.


yeah the function of booth girls in sc has alluded me til now, because i realized their hot lol
OMG you nasty gurl
p4NDemik
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United States13896 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 04:12:16
October 13 2008 04:11 GMT
#14
On October 13 2008 12:39 Kuja900 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 13 2008 12:22 nevergg wrote:
On October 13 2008 12:04 Kuja900 wrote:
so is SC doing the same thing with those booth girls?


In a way yes, but the booth girls don't serve as much of a function as the ladies at KR, DF or SF. Their duties are;

SC: Stand in the booth for about two minutes before a match begins (OSL only currently.) then leave.

DF: Guide players down the main stage, do ceremonies with them before events and hold up round number cards.

SF: Hold the bins for the extra equipment/items picking at the beginning of the event, stand with the specialized FPS Kespa referee during matches and make notes.

KR: Wave flags on the podiums during race breaks, interview players after they have won.


yeah the function of booth girls in sc has alluded me til now, because i realized their hot lol

After matches they guide players to the winner's area or whatever and hand them stuff to toss to fans. But before games start they really are just eye candy I guess, seeing as I've never seen them do anything.

Also:
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When I first saw this picture

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All I saw at first was her head as I was scrolling down and I was like whaaa it's july in drag!

That's the only picture that she looks like July to me though
Can anybody else see this? or is it just me?
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Fontong
Profile Blog Joined December 2007
United States6454 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 04:49:06
October 13 2008 04:47 GMT
#15
On October 13 2008 13:11 []p4NDemik[] wrote:
That's the only picture that she looks like July to me though
Can anybody else see this? or is it just me?


...my god. holy shit man. you have the 7th sense or something...ability to see progamers in any incarnation. Because the resemblance of her face to that of July's is completely uncanny. It just gives me the feeling that I should jump off a bridge or something.

Other people: please say that you see this.

Edit: For the other photos, they must practice those faces in the mirror all day or something. Some of those are like straight out of anime...
[SECRET FONT] "Dragoon bunker"
p4NDemik
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United States13896 Posts
October 13 2008 04:58 GMT
#16
On October 13 2008 13:47 Fontong wrote:
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On October 13 2008 13:11 []p4NDemik[] wrote:
That's the only picture that she looks like July to me though
Can anybody else see this? or is it just me?


...my god. holy shit man. you have the 7th sense or something...ability to see progamers in any incarnation.

I ... see ... progamers.
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eborp
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United States266 Posts
October 13 2008 05:07 GMT
#17
On October 13 2008 10:59 nevergg wrote:

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Holy crap that reminds me of (T)Flash
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GHOSTCLAW
Profile Blog Joined February 2008
United States17042 Posts
October 13 2008 05:09 GMT
#18
wow those are some nice pictures. what do you shoot with? (lens/camera?)
PhotographerLiquipedia. Drop me a pm if you've got questions/need help.
NeverGG *
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom5399 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 05:37:24
October 13 2008 05:35 GMT
#19
LOL I can see the July thing too - kind of scary.

'After matches they guide players to the winner's area or whatever and hand them stuff to toss to fans. ' They may have done this in the past, but the current OSL booth girls only come into the booth for a few minutes before the game and then stand outside it and point to the podium down the stairs on the left side of the OGN stage. Otherwise they do nothing else right now. Players don't generally give things to fans right now except;

STX recently gave out photobooks at PL.
OGN and KTF give flowers and OGN used to give toys.
SKT1 throw signed mousemats/photos/plush toys at PL.

At OSL and MSL it generally never happens.

Waterdragon: I use a Nikon D40X with a 70-200mm macro lens. I want to upgrade, but I'm broke T_T
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p4NDemik
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United States13896 Posts
Last Edited: 2008-10-13 06:07:51
October 13 2008 05:57 GMT
#20
On October 13 2008 14:35 nevergg wrote:
'After matches they guide players to the winner's area or whatever and hand them stuff to toss to fans. ' They may have done this in the past, but the current OSL booth girls only come into the booth for a few minutes before the game and then stand outside it and point to the podium down the stairs on the left side of the OGN stage. Otherwise they do nothing else right now. Players don't generally give things to fans right now except;

STX recently gave out photobooks at PL.
OGN and KTF give flowers and OGN used to give toys.
SKT1 throw signed mousemats/photos/plush toys at PL.

At OSL and MSL it generally never happens.

I could've sworn i saw it happeninig in the OSL, by like fantasy or BeSt or something. But I might be wrong.

Edit: They did do it, maybe just for the OSL Ro8 games though. Check out the end of Stork's game:
+ Show Spoiler +
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8S0XKBQkUg

After skipping to the end of the other games (on BaeZZi's account b/c he doesn't cut as soon as the match ends) all the players did it this OSL Ro8, with the booth girls handing them what looks like mini-posters or something. Anyways, the format of them going straight into the crowd instead of going off to the side seems to be totally new in and of itself.
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NeverGG *
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom5399 Posts
October 13 2008 06:09 GMT
#21
On October 13 2008 14:57 []p4NDemik[] wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 13 2008 14:35 nevergg wrote:
'After matches they guide players to the winner's area or whatever and hand them stuff to toss to fans. ' They may have done this in the past, but the current OSL booth girls only come into the booth for a few minutes before the game and then stand outside it and point to the podium down the stairs on the left side of the OGN stage. Otherwise they do nothing else right now. Players don't generally give things to fans right now except;

STX recently gave out photobooks at PL.
OGN and KTF give flowers and OGN used to give toys.
SKT1 throw signed mousemats/photos/plush toys at PL.

At OSL and MSL it generally never happens.

I could've sworn i saw it happeninig in the OSL, by like fantasy or BeSt or something. But I might be wrong.

Edit: They did do it, maybe just for the OSL Ro8 games though. Check out the end of Stork's game:
+ Show Spoiler +
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8S0XKBQkUg

After skipping to the end of the other games (on BaeZZi's account b/c he doesn't cut as soon as the match ends) all the players did it this OSL Ro8, with the booth girls handing them what looks like mini-posters or something. Anyways, the format of them going straight into the crowd instead of going off to the side seems to be totally new in and of itself.


Ah I didn't attend that event - it's true that sometimes when it's R08 or higher they will use the girls differently. At MSL selection they had special non-booth girls for ceremonies, guiding and placard placement. Regarding normal OSL/MSL what I mentioned before is the standard.
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