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Sawamura
Malaysia7602 Posts
On September 27 2011 20:48 Ryo wrote: Thanks! Something I forgot to mention too, the sec-gen said MBCGame channel will last until March, they're trying to find a solution to that. But no word on MSL. Secretary general ? | ||
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tyCe
Australia2542 Posts
On September 27 2011 20:49 Ikonn wrote: Starcraft is a videogame and as such has a niche audience. Football is a widely accepted sport. This is my point though. Football is a niche sport in Australia, especially the local league (as opposed to the fantastic European domestic leagues) and plus, Australia has a much lower population than Korea, plus the tickets are more expensive, and plus I'm talking about bottom tier teams. I just thought BW was more popular in Korea; I guess I was wrong. The SPL finals seems to be more of a cultural thing like the Melbourne Cup in Australia, or the Tour de France, or the World Cup, where fans and not-really-fans both join in, while the OSL and MSL finals should be more demonstrative of the true fan audience. Having said this, I'm glad there will be an 8th team. I wonder how Khan, STX and Stars will cope though. | ||
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Sawamura
Malaysia7602 Posts
On September 27 2011 20:59 tyCe wrote: This is my point though. Football is a niche sport in Australia, especially the local league (as opposed to the fantastic European domestic leagues) and plus, Australia has a much lower population than Korea, plus the tickets are more expensive, and plus I'm talking about bottom tier teams. I just thought BW was more popular in Korea; I guess I was wrong. The SPL finals seems to be more of a cultural thing like the Melbourne Cup in Australia, or the Tour de France, or the World Cup, where fans and not-really-fans both join in, while the OSL and MSL finals should be more demonstrative of the true fan audience. Having said this, I'm glad there will be an 8th team. I wonder how Khan, STX and Stars will cope though. so what's your point ? it's like saying hey these game sucks because it doesn't have the popularity like other real life sports.Your dissapointed about the results about the final but I am not . I don't expect sc bw to reach the level of football where everyone becomes a mindless zombie kicking and hitting other people with bricks because the other teams won their game . Seriously I am lucky broodwar is not at these level of fanaticism with other players stabbing each other just for a damn game . http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1209028/Man-stabbed-West-Ham-Millwall-fans-brawl-outside-stadium.html | ||
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J1.au
Australia3596 Posts
On September 27 2011 20:59 tyCe wrote: This is my point though. Football is a niche sport in Australia, especially the local league (as opposed to the fantastic European domestic leagues) and plus, Australia has a much lower population than Korea, plus the tickets are more expensive, and plus I'm talking about bottom tier teams. I just thought BW was more popular in Korea; I guess I was wrong. The SPL finals seems to be more of a cultural thing like the Melbourne Cup in Australia, or the Tour de France, or the World Cup, where fans and not-really-fans both join in, while the OSL and MSL finals should be more demonstrative of the true fan audience. Having said this, I'm glad there will be an 8th team. I wonder how Khan, STX and Stars will cope though. You still overestimate the popularity of BW if you think the PL grand finals is comparable to the Melbourne Cup or the Tour de France. It's not even close to those events, not in popularity or even cultural significance. | ||
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letian
Germany4221 Posts
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
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Piste
6183 Posts
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dtz
5834 Posts
On September 27 2011 20:59 tyCe wrote: This is my point though. Football is a niche sport in Australia, especially the local league (as opposed to the fantastic European domestic leagues) and plus, Australia has a much lower population than Korea, plus the tickets are more expensive, and plus I'm talking about bottom tier teams. I just thought BW was more popular in Korea; I guess I was wrong. The SPL finals seems to be more of a cultural thing like the Melbourne Cup in Australia, or the Tour de France, or the World Cup, where fans and not-really-fans both join in, while the OSL and MSL finals should be more demonstrative of the true fan audience. Having said this, I'm glad there will be an 8th team. I wonder how Khan, STX and Stars will cope though. Well yea according to Rekrul, people outside of Korea tends to underestimate the popularity of BW or videogaming in general in Korea. It exists and people know it exists, but it's still a niche. Still 6000 sounds good enough. | ||
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DreamChaser
1649 Posts
On September 27 2011 22:28 Piste wrote: everyone knows Flash is just too good to be beaten. they gave up. Maybe when flash retires BW makes a come back... | ||
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metzninja
New Zealand626 Posts
On September 27 2011 20:59 tyCe wrote: This is my point though. Football is a niche sport in Australia, especially the local league (as opposed to the fantastic European domestic leagues) and plus, Australia has a much lower population than Korea, plus the tickets are more expensive, and plus I'm talking about bottom tier teams. I just thought BW was more popular in Korea; I guess I was wrong. The SPL finals seems to be more of a cultural thing like the Melbourne Cup in Australia, or the Tour de France, or the World Cup, where fans and not-really-fans both join in, while the OSL and MSL finals should be more demonstrative of the true fan audience. Having said this, I'm glad there will be an 8th team. I wonder how Khan, STX and Stars will cope though. That is such a butchery of the word niche. Calling any sport with over 100,000 participants (let alone nearly 400,000!) in Australia as niche is ridiculous. You know that far more people spectate domestic football than domestic cricket on average, right - or is cricket a niche sport, too? Any sport other than rugby league or aussie rules could be considered niche by your logic. The fact is that you're trying to compare the incomparable: a sport enjoyed by billions of people of all ages and backgrounds with a computer game. 6,000 people at an OSL final is massive. I don't understand what you mean by wondering how Khan, STX and Stars will cope, either. They can at least pick up some of the rookies who will, inevitably, be left by the wayside when trying to compress three teams into one. Any team which has a large sponsor behind them is going to be fine. | ||
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Rodiel3
France1158 Posts
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
On September 28 2011 02:31 DreamChaser wrote: Maybe when flash retires BW makes a come back... Isn't there a correlation between Flash's times of success and BW's rocky patches. Hes like a Succubus of BW...o_o | ||
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Ryo
8787 Posts
Basically Jaedong says he's doing alright. He's currently (at the time of the phone interview with Fomos anyway) in Ulsan, staying at home. He's spending quality time with his parents and friends. Some time ago he went on a 2 days 1 night trip by himself. Now he's at home reading books and practicing on Bnet with his teammates. He asks his fans not to worry about him. Fomos says they contacted Kespa and Jaedong is on the list of players who have declared their intention to attend tomorrow's (30th Sept) education seminar make-up session. So is Bisu, Hiya, Midas, Mind and Roro. Flash is on sick leave (recovering from surgery) so he's not attending. Lomo and Anytime are not on the list as of 29th Sept. Now before anyone panics about this, just wait and see what Fomos or DES has to say about this tomorrow. There should be some further explanation on this issue. As for other players who missed the initial seminar, Fomos didn't specify whether they're attending or not so we'll just have to wait for media articles/pictures tomorrow. http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=120519&db=issue&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd= http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=120522&db=interview&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd= | ||
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Sawamura
Malaysia7602 Posts
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Hyde
Australia14568 Posts
Anytime T_T *panic* | ||
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e_i_pi_1_0
933 Posts
Quick question: Lomo and Anytime haven't been on the list since April 29, or is this supposed to be September? | ||
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Ryo
8787 Posts
On September 30 2011 00:25 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote: Thanks for the update Ryo. Quick question: Lomo and Anytime haven't been on the list since April 29, or is this supposed to be September? My error, it's 29th Sept. Thanks | ||
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Elroi
Sweden5617 Posts
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eton7410
Canada261 Posts
On September 29 2011 20:46 Ryo wrote: Brief summary of some Oz related news: Basically Jaedong says he's doing alright. He's currently (at the time of the phone interview with Fomos anyway) in Ulsan, staying at home. He's spending quality time with his parents and friends. Some time ago he went on a 2 days 1 night trip by himself. Now he's at home reading books and practicing on Bnet with his teammates. He asks his fans not to worry about him. Fomos says they contacted Kespa and Jaedong is on the list of players who have declared their intention to attend tomorrow's (30th Sept) education seminar make-up session. So is Bisu, Hiya, Midas, Mind and Roro. Flash is on sick leave (recovering from surgery) so he's not attending. Lomo and Anytime are not on the list as of 29th Sept. Now before anyone panics about this, just wait and see what Fomos or DES has to say about this tomorrow. There should be some further explanation on this issue. As for other players who missed the initial seminar, Fomos didn't specify whether they're attending or not so we'll just have to wait for media articles/pictures tomorrow. http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=120519&db=issue&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd= http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=120522&db=interview&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd= | ||
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Ryo
8787 Posts
On September 30 2011 02:56 eton7410 wrote: + Show Spoiler + On September 29 2011 20:46 Ryo wrote: Brief summary of some Oz related news: Basically Jaedong says he's doing alright. He's currently (at the time of the phone interview with Fomos anyway) in Ulsan, staying at home. He's spending quality time with his parents and friends. Some time ago he went on a 2 days 1 night trip by himself. Now he's at home reading books and practicing on Bnet with his teammates. He asks his fans not to worry about him. Fomos says they contacted Kespa and Jaedong is on the list of players who have declared their intention to attend tomorrow's (30th Sept) education seminar make-up session. So is Bisu, Hiya, Midas, Mind and Roro. Flash is on sick leave (recovering from surgery) so he's not attending. Lomo and Anytime are not on the list as of 29th Sept. Now before anyone panics about this, just wait and see what Fomos or DES has to say about this tomorrow. There should be some further explanation on this issue. As for other players who missed the initial seminar, Fomos didn't specify whether they're attending or not so we'll just have to wait for media articles/pictures tomorrow. http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=120519&db=issue&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd= http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=120522&db=interview&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd= Thanks | ||
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