EPT"Top" Old gamers moving onto SC2 - Page 23
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Ancient.eu
Romania621 Posts
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Antoine
United States7481 Posts
On September 17 2010 14:20 Ancient.eu wrote: Hmm, 3 very big names, one for each race, switching to Starcraft 2 around the same period. Does anybody suspect Blizzard involvement in this ? who's the protoss? | ||
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moopie
12605 Posts
On September 17 2010 14:20 Ancient.eu wrote: Hmm, 3 very big names, one for each race, switching to Starcraft 2 around the same period. Not unless if Boxer or NaDa changes to toss... | ||
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Befree
695 Posts
Great news for SC2, though. Can't wait to see how things will be looking like a year from now! | ||
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StarcraftMan
Canada507 Posts
On September 17 2010 14:27 Befree wrote: If Flash announced he was switching over then I'd understanding people's upset comments, but why would this be sad or say anything about BW when the players don't even really competitively play anymore anyways? Because they don't want BW to die and when household names - albeit, household names that are past their prime - switch over to SC2, they become more worried about the fate of BW. | ||
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foxmeep
Australia2337 Posts
On September 17 2010 14:30 StarcraftMan wrote: Because they don't want BW to die and when household names - albeit, household names that are past their prime - switch over to SC2, they become more worried about the fate of BW. My analogy would be: When a top football club has an over-the-hill star that they never field anymore, when that player finally decides to move on to some scrub club to continue playing, what is the impact to that top club? Absolutely jack shit  | ||
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
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kickinhead
Switzerland2069 Posts
On September 09 2010 03:18 Garrl wrote: All I have to say is :\. Bad news. why? it's not like they were still important in scbw, but for sc2, it's huge! | ||
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Valikyr
Sweden2653 Posts
On September 17 2010 14:20 Ancient.eu wrote: Hmm, 3 very big names, one for each race, switching to Starcraft 2 around the same period. Does anybody suspect Blizzard involvement in this ? ![[image loading]](http://paganmedia.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/its-a-conspiracy.jpg) | ||
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KristianJS
2107 Posts
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FaCE_1
Canada6184 Posts
On September 17 2010 19:34 KristianJS wrote: Only player C left to be confirmed now....could it really be Boxer? nal_ra please T__T | ||
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moopie
12605 Posts
...he's still got more than a year and a half in the army. | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50978 Posts
On September 17 2010 19:59 moopie wrote: ...he's still got more than a year and a half in the army. yet I saw him in the audience of today's GSL games(I don't know if they get leave or something) | ||
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Ancient.eu
Romania621 Posts
Boxer, of course. | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
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Milkis
5003 Posts
On September 17 2010 22:25 BLinD-RawR wrote: yet I saw him in the audience of today's GSL games(I don't know if they get leave or something) he's still in military service, he just has a lot more freedom cause he's public interest duty or whatever nalra wont happen cause he doesnt even have a contract and is in public interest duty for like a year and half more or something. | ||
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awesomoecalypse
United States2235 Posts
Bisu I would love, but even though he's fallen a bit from his peak, he's still a competitive BW player, not a glorified mascot sitting on the bench like a lot of BW pros who switch. The only way I could see Bisu switching is if he basically decides that he'll never beat Flash, and that it would be better to be a champion in SC2 than a runner up in BW. But I think he's too competitive to accept that. | ||
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Zergxy
Mexico25 Posts
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RainmanMP
United States1698 Posts
On September 18 2010 02:16 Zergxy wrote: SaviOr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not gonnna be allowed in any esport. And I doubt hell have time to do that in prison. | ||
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awesomoecalypse
United States2235 Posts
I mean, I know he was a god, and Zerg could sure use a Bonjwa to show them the way. But he was a known cheater. What assurance do you have that he wouldn't return to his old ways? I'd rather miss out on a brilliant player, but assure the integrity of the game, than have a brilliant player who could potentially tarnish the entire game. It'd be like if a baseball team wanted to hire Pete Rose as their manager. Sure, he was an all-time great player and a very good manager...but he bet on games. Its just not worth the risk. | ||
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