EPTGrrrr... 2012 interview - Page 3
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![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/oCQsN.png) grrrr... at 2008 Incruit OSL Final | ||
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i was really excited to hear giyom and chrh tried to qualify for gsl, i wish they made it and made a come back. it would have left me with sweet sc2 memory on par with boxer and nada | ||
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I think it's kind of cool to hear that early a lot of champions kind of rised quickly and then did poorly and it wasn't until later on the best players started getting really consistent. Kind of the same story with SC2. | ||
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JieXian
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On November 10 2012 05:03 Thorin wrote: Esports would have been mainstream in Korea if it wasn't a completly new thing. By that I mean that, despite its popularity, it took corporate sponsors several years to start investing in it. Tournament organizers had no experience, managers didn't have a clue what they were doing. It takes years to build an infrastructure that established sports have had for decades. I believe that when a new game comes out, a game as popular as BW was, the true potential of esport will be reached. Then eSports will be mainstream,and maybe not just in korea but internationally. is this a jab at SC2 or is it a jab at SC2? hahahahaha + Show Spoiler + ......and lol and dota and cs and halo and wow and ql for that matter | ||
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