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prosatan
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prosatan
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PVJ
Hungary4633 Posts
On August 30 2019 15:50 prosatan wrote: Only if Rain played like this in his semifinal vs Flash..... Also, you can see that Storks apm doesn't exceed 250-260 in middle game... Finally BTS' meaning revealed. | ||
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onlystar
United States881 Posts
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Chris_Havoc
United States417 Posts
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tofucake
Hyrule17514 Posts
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Qikz
United Kingdom11497 Posts
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RxMidnight
United States60 Posts
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onlystar
United States881 Posts
On September 07 2019 12:15 RxMidnight wrote: Any word on whether there will be a KSL 4? this year we have 2 KSLs so this september KSL4 would start with qualifiers also artosis confirms this | ||
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland737 Posts
On September 07 2019 12:15 RxMidnight wrote: Any word on whether there will be a KSL 4? I'm wondering about that myself.. | ||
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Alpha-NP-
United States1185 Posts
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RWLabs
Korea (South)256 Posts
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Cryoc
Germany847 Posts
On September 08 2019 15:48 RWLabs wrote: It's been bothering me that progamers have been giving KSL the cold shoulder. No, you don't get to stream it because it's on Twitch, and you'd make more money in the short run by streaming instead of practicing. But tournaments like KSL are what keeps Brood War's longevity going. I think those who don't compete are contractual obligated to not participate, because they are partner BJs on Afreeca or whatever it is called. But only like Bisu and Flash have this kind of deal, so most ex-progamers still participate. | ||
GTR
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GTR
48512 Posts
On September 08 2019 13:21 Alpha-NP- wrote: What ex-top Broodwar pros are still playing SC2 right now? Just saw Fantasy on a TL article and I was surprised he still plays SC2. Any word why he enjoys SC2 more than BW? define "top brood war pros" out of the gsl players who had qualified for this season, the following were active proleague players for their teams in bw in its last iteration (2012):  sOs, Stats, P7GAB,  soO,  TY, Classic, Bogus, Dear, FanTaSy, Trap, herO[jOin], Speed, Ryul2 | ||
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oxKnu
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On September 08 2019 16:39 Cryoc wrote: I think those who don't compete are contractual obligated to not participate, because they are partner BJs on Afreeca or whatever it is called. But only like Bisu and Flash have this kind of deal, so most ex-progamers still participate. Pretty obvious that Flash has a deal with Afreeca by now but is it confirmed that Bisu has one too? Obviously if he skips the next KSL that confirms it. I agree it sucks. I enjoy the KSL format way more. | ||
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onlystar
United States881 Posts
On September 08 2019 13:21 Alpha-NP- wrote: What ex-top Broodwar pros are still playing SC2 right now? Just saw Fantasy on a TL article and I was surprised he still plays SC2. Any word why he enjoys SC2 more than BW? [/QUOTE] ts usually more about money contracts sponsorships and what not i remember when fantasy military service was done he said he was making a difficult choice and that he was not confident on his chances in scbw turning pro again | ||
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Jealous
7879 Posts
On September 12 2019 21:11 oxKnu wrote: Pretty obvious that Flash has a deal with Afreeca by now but is it confirmed that Bisu has one too? Obviously if he skips the next KSL that confirms it. I agree it sucks. I enjoy the KSL format way more. IIRC Bisu, FlaSh, and NaDa all got partnership years ago* | ||
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Puosu
6760 Posts
Asshole deal by Afreeca, if thats the case. | ||
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Jealous
7879 Posts
On September 12 2019 23:04 Puosu wrote: Just imagine if OGN Sparkyz players were prohibited from playing the MSL, or MBCGame Heroes couldn't participate in the OSL. Asshole deal by Afreeca, if thats the case. There was a similar situation with Brood War GSL. Pretty sure the players in question accepted contracts knowing the stipulations. In exchange, they make more money. They didn't HAVE to accept and I imagine they can terminate their contract and give a higher % cut to Afreeca if they wanted to participate in KSL. So, it's not entirely on Afreeca. | ||
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