EPTOn October 29 2019 09:22 evilfatsh1t wrote:
no, kalent is correct. larva mistook the deadline for another date and he didnt apply
no, kalent is correct. larva mistook the deadline for another date and he didnt apply
WHY ARE YOU MAKING THINGS UP WTF
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Jealous
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BLinD-RawR
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8743 Posts
On October 29 2019 12:56 BLinD-RawR wrote: I'd believe it. i believe jealous was being sarcastic? pretty hard to tell with that guy tbh | ||
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juvenal
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outscar
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Jealous
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On November 02 2019 06:46 outscar wrote: So there is no Blizzcon for BW this year? KSL vs. ASL could be neat because we could see FlaSh... not gonna happen. Really upsetting TBH. | ||
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MeSaber
Sweden1235 Posts
On November 02 2019 06:46 outscar wrote: So there is no Blizzcon for BW this year? KSL vs. ASL could be neat because we could see FlaSh... not gonna happen. I think we can be happy enough that we got remastered. No shame in putting BW on the shelf now. | ||
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Highgamer
1439 Posts
On November 02 2019 16:37 MeSaber wrote: I think we can be happy enough that we got remastered. No shame in putting BW on the shelf now. Shame on you. + Show Spoiler + | ||
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MeSaber
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WaterSerpentM
United Kingdom139 Posts
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ppp87
Laos250 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8743 Posts
On November 03 2019 21:09 ppp87 wrote: Is there any other sport where some players cant compete in events because of their sponsors ? no but there are other jobs that prohibit you from doing things in conflict with your company/sponsor. thats whats applying to bisu, flash etc it has nothing to do with the fact that theyre playing starcraft (although they got partner contracts by being popular due to starcraft). it has everything to do with the fact that they are streamers on a specific platform and they cant go and stream on a different platform and give revenue to a competitor | ||
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Highgamer
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Bad for them, good for us, then prolly also bad for us.  They'd probably pick YT anyway. | ||
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AntiHack
Switzerland553 Posts
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AntiHack
Switzerland553 Posts
On November 04 2019 19:57 Highgamer wrote: Imagine Afreeca scandal-crushes and they all come to Twitch. Bad for them, good for us, then prolly also bad for us. They'd probably pick YT anyway. The only thing I like about AfreecaTV is that it keeps the scene independent from Blizzard | ||
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Lorch
Germany3685 Posts
Way before Riot took full control of the League scene, they forced tournament organizers to drop any smaller game they viewed as competition. Dreamhack, for example, was once unable to do a Bloodline Champions tournament, because Riot basically told them they could not have League if they decided to run Bloodline Champions. Kespa also killed the GomTV Starleagues by pulling out one team after the other. @Highgamer: Afreeca crashing would be the biggest blow to BW since the Kespa SC2 switch. Compared to that, the Sonic scandal was nothing. Afreeca is a big part of why BW was able to survive when everyone went to SC2 and they even stepped in to run a Starleague when we lost SSL. Most eSports nowadays would collapse if the devs pulled out, but thanks to Afreeca BW would be just fine if Blizz dropped KSL. I highly doubt Youtube or Twitch would give the same support to BW that Afreeca is... | ||
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AntiHack
Switzerland553 Posts
On November 04 2019 22:05 Lorch wrote: I know it's not exactly the same thing, but something like this has happened before in eSports: Way before Riot took full control of the League scene, they forced tournament organizers to drop any smaller game they viewed as competition. Dreamhack, for example, was once unable to do a Bloodline Champions tournament, because Riot basically told them they could not have League if they decided to run Bloodline Champions. Kespa also killed the GomTV Starleagues by pulling out one team after the other. @Highgamer: Afreeca crashing would be the biggest blow to BW since the Kespa SC2 switch. Compared to that, the Sonic scandal was nothing. Afreeca is a big part of why BW was able to survive when everyone went to SC2 and they even stepped in to run a Starleague when we lost SSL. Most eSports nowadays would collapse if the devs pulled out, but thanks to Afreeca BW would be just fine if Blizz dropped KSL. I highly doubt Youtube or Twitch would give the same support to BW that Afreeca is... Makes ne think that If the scene moves to Twitch for whatever reason, pro teams and a kespa-like org should come back because we would be missing a huge events organiser that sustain his initiatives from streams subscriptions and donations. *Events, including the extremely important amateur tournaments | ||
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Nematocyst
United States164 Posts
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Ideas
United States8136 Posts
It doesn't really seem any better than kespa in terms of supporting lower tier players, but then they also aren't forced to play 10+ hours a day for no pay. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On November 04 2019 19:57 Highgamer wrote: Imagine Afreeca scandal-crushes and they all come to Twitch. Bad for them, good for us, then prolly also bad for us. They'd probably pick YT anyway. If Afreeca crashes, you can say goodbye to the Korean BW scene. Afreeca has been extremely important for helping keeping things going. Early on, a lot of the expros streamed on Afreeca than we got SSL etc... These pros barely get viewers on twitch, but they get lots on Afreeca and it makes sense when you consider BW's popularity. | ||
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