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Flamingo777
United States1190 Posts
On July 23 2012 10:48 Clefairy wrote: According to game "journalists" the Apple dystopia will kill consoles, handhelds and PC gaming. Fixed. I really hope that this is not the beginning of a trend for other BW teams to pull out of the running. I don't see why other sponsors would pull funding because SC2 is simply another great avenue for advertising for them. | ||
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iky43210
United States2099 Posts
On July 24 2012 05:02 _Animus_ wrote: That home gaming division is an real issue, i remember going to pc clubs when BW was popular in my country it was so great experience that i cant compare to playing alone in my room, im sure every person experienced that can understand me. Also sometimes i feel this community so friendly that i want to hug everybody lol and only dream what can be if we was able to gather together to watch events and have BW fun :D Unfortunatelly im not living in Korea nor USA. So playing/watching home kills the thrill in many cases plus everybody can behave like ass on the internet no problem. well, it was fund memories except that I went to a pcbang recently after returning to Taiwan (It was extremely popular during my childhood). Smokes everywhere, gang members around the corner with tattoos, everything smells like cig or instant noodles, and ridiculously (relatively) hourly cost. It is no wonder pcbang have been in such heavy decline in Taiwan now that personal computers and internet access is extremely affordable. Would never visit another one again I personally think pcbang in Korea would probably have been in a much steeper decline if not for all their businesses being partially funded by the government | ||
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arb
Noobville17921 Posts
Best of luck to all. | ||
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Piste
6177 Posts
I don't watch sc2 so this is ok for me, becouse bw is dying so progaming should go with it.  | ||
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Deletrious
United States458 Posts
Isn't it still true that SC2 gamers are going to have to join the air force? Won't the Air Force still get whatever propmotional benefits they had been getting by having an SC2 team? Well sucks for Kespa. | ||
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IrOnKaL
United States340 Posts
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dRaW
Canada5744 Posts
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Maxtor
United Kingdom273 Posts
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
On July 24 2012 05:31 Deletrious wrote: I don't quite understand the PCBang decline as a factor into ACE in general. Isn't it still true that SC2 gamers are going to have to join the air force? Won't the Air Force still get whatever propmotional benefits they had been getting by having an SC2 team? Well sucks for Kespa. From what I understood, Ace objective was to make the army "get in touch" with the youngsters. BW was a huge boom and every kid was playing it, so the military thought that creating a military team would improve the youngsters view on the military service. However, with the decline of BW and its eventual replacement with the very unpopular SC2, Ace has not the foundations to continue with the team. But my personal guess is that Ace is too honorable to switch to a game that was forced down into the scene. Respect! | ||
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letian
Germany4221 Posts
On July 24 2012 03:36 GuitarBizarre wrote: In ONE country, it was very popular. SC2 is very, very popular WORLDWIDE. People packing a convention center isn't really a valid argument. It only shows local support. SC2 has people packing convention halls in every country where there even IS an event. Also, how many Broodwar Barcrafts were there? I'm gonna throw up now | ||
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letian
Germany4221 Posts
On July 24 2012 04:44 CreeDo wrote: That being said, Starcraft 2 has created a scene that would not have been possible with Brood War--the technicalities that made Brood War a beautiful, difficult, and exceptionally wonderful game for us to watch made it almost impossible for the mainstream gamer to get into. Yes, the game became easier, but now it is a worldwide phenomenon. it is not SC2 that created something, but the money that being pumped into it since its arrival. Numerous championships, good price pools, young naive fanboys brought up on CoD sequels. All sums up... | ||
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GeckoVOD
Germany814 Posts
On July 24 2012 03:36 GuitarBizarre wrote: Also, how many Broodwar Barcrafts were there? That sounds like a Justin Bieber Fan bragging with Twitter Followers and argueing that the kid is the best musician of all time. | ||
ImbaTosS
United Kingdom1688 Posts
On July 24 2012 03:36 GuitarBizarre wrote: In ONE country, it was very popular. SC2 is very, very popular WORLDWIDE. People packing a convention center isn't really a valid argument. It only shows local support. SC2 has people packing convention halls in every country where there even IS an event. Also, how many Broodwar Barcrafts were there? You're being a dick. You know nothing. | ||
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Squeegy
Finland1166 Posts
On July 24 2012 05:56 Gecko[Xp] wrote: That sounds like a Justin Bieber Fan bragging with Twitter Followers and argueing that the kid is the best musician of all time. But that's exactly what these SC2 newbies are. They're essentially arguing that if Justin Bieber is better than The Beatles. | ||
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
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iky43210
United States2099 Posts
On July 24 2012 05:55 letian wrote: it is not SC2 that created something, but the money that being pumped into it since its arrival. Numerous championships, good price pools, young naive fanboys brought up on CoD sequels. All sums up... all the money pumping into wc3 didn't do shit, what you describe is essentially the underlying assumption of the "bubble" argument. Those never cease to amuse me, and sc2 will most likely only further grow with HOTS releases | ||
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Lunareste
United States3596 Posts
Irony. The writing is on the wall, whether you want to take notice or not. User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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haitike
Spain2712 Posts
On July 24 2012 03:36 GuitarBizarre wrote: In ONE country, it was very popular. SC2 is very, very popular WORLDWIDE. People packing a convention center isn't really a valid argument. It only shows local support. SC2 has people packing convention halls in every country where there even IS an event. Also, how many Broodwar Barcrafts were there? So ignorant lol. BW in good times had more viewers and live spectators than SC2 has now globally. Only one OSL or PL final could have like 10 times more tv viewers and spectators that any MLG today. | ||
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amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
This means there will only be 7 teams for the next proleague (if there is one, at this point will there even be a sponsor for 2013?), so perhaps it's time to find a way to meld with the GSTL teams? | ||
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icclown
Denmark270 Posts
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