I'm so glad to see these interviews form my country.
There should be more communications and more tournaments between foreign scers and chinese scers
we want nice games we want...

[Azn]Nada

United States275 Posts

July 15 2012 18:24 GMT

#23

Sigh I hope Chinese BW grows as big as Korean BW does; with 100x the population, it should be able to...

blubbdavid

Switzerland2412 Posts

July 15 2012 18:41 GMT

#24

Where one door closes, another one opens...hopefully. Well, new players need to come in though :/

Lucumo

6850 Posts

July 15 2012 19:08 GMT

#25

Thank you for the interviews.

Kinda sad that with Korean BW going down, there won't be any more official maps. And things getting stale is never a good sign.

FFGenerations

7088 Posts

July 15 2012 20:09 GMT

#26

nice guys

nbaker

United States1341 Posts

July 15 2012 20:20 GMT

#27

You're the man, Cailhead.

Seriously, can't thank you enough for the ridiculous work you've put into Broodwar recently.

Starburst

United States108 Posts

July 15 2012 20:40 GMT

#28

Great article. Thanks for posting it. <3 i look forward to following Chinese BW more in the future!

Rustug

1488 Posts

July 15 2012 21:27 GMT

#29

Enjoyable read, thanks for sharing! I remember Chinese WC3 scene as being pretty awesome. If the passion for BW is similar then the Chinese BW scene should be pretty kick-ass too. China Fighting!

slappy

United States1271 Posts

July 15 2012 21:37 GMT

#30

I was quite skeptical about the chinese bw scene at first, but these interviews really got me excited. Thank goodness China is picking up the mantle of BW

JustPassingBy

10776 Posts

July 15 2012 21:54 GMT

#31

Everybody can be a nerd warrior, but if you are still devouting so much time and energy to your game even though the general community abandoned it... you are a nerd hero.

ImbaTosS

United Kingdom1704 Posts

July 15 2012 23:33 GMT

#32

It would be really nice if the Chinese VS server would take away the need for a chinese (i can't remember exactly what it was) identification number, so that we could go there and play. It might really help to bridge the gap!

Chef

10810 Posts

July 16 2012 01:28 GMT

#33

Thanks for bringing this to us. Interesting, but also takes the wind out of our sails quite a bit.

Personally I feel that Chinese BW’s skill level’s biggest difference (to Korea) is in multi-tasking.

I think he's wrong about this too, but maybe I just haven't seen enough top Chinese players. The games I saw were definitely not strategically sound.

The future looks bleak, but I hope amateur BW can continue and that games will always be easy to find. It would be really sad if this game became mere nostalgia for playing with friends once every year. We have already lost so much.