Mr. ZZZero. O, please consider my proposal for BSL - Page 2
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iFU.spx
Russian Federation366 Posts
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Peeano
Netherlands4817 Posts
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Mutaller
United States1049 Posts
The region locking that Blizzard did for SC2 is an SC2 problem, while BSL being foreigner only is actually bigger than it would be if it were open to Koreans. Foreigners donate to see foreigners play, we are holding up our side of the community. There is more viewership, because players know the players, or try to compete in it themselves. If the tournament was open to Koreans, it would become something that people just watch as vods, and wouldn't care to donate, because Koreans already have their own tournaments and means to make money. I do think foreigners can compete with Koreans, but because of latency and time zones we do not get the practice that Chinese players have. Geography plays a huge part in why foreigners struggle against Koreans, and why Chinese people are the strongest foreigners. If BSL was open to Koreans, we will see a single nations' flag in the round of 24 onward. | ||
Diggity
United States806 Posts
I would love to see a future where people can play broodwar professionally world wide. In order to see that future there needs to be an expanded audience and player base. In order to expand viewership and the player base there needs to be a larger and healthier foreigner community. BSL helps incentivize this in the foreigner community by providing a sheltered environment. If Korean pros want to participate in BSL, my suggestion would be to engage with the foreigner community so that the level of play rises such that foreigner participation would be competitive despite Korean involvement. In other words, have a vision to grow broodwar outside of Korea. A rising tide lifts all boats. | ||
sas.Sziky
Hungary274 Posts
On March 30 2023 04:56 Diggity wrote: In a perfect world foreigners would be able to sustain themselves as professional broodwar players outside of Korea. In that scenario what you propose would be valid. As it stands the only location where individuals are able to play broodwar as their full time job is Korea. Asking amateurs to out compete full time paid professionals in any field is a large ask. I would expect a decline in already dwindling foreigner participation if Korean pros were allowed to participate in BSL. I would love to see a future where people can play broodwar professionally world wide. In order to see that future there needs to be an expanded audience and player base. In order to expand viewership and the player base there needs to be a larger and healthier foreigner community. BSL helps incentivize this in the foreigner community by providing a sheltered environment. If Korean pros want to participate in BSL, my suggestion would be to engage with the foreigner community so that the level of play rises such that foreigner participation would be competitive despite Korean involvement. In other words, have a vision to grow broodwar outside of Korea. A rising tide lifts all boats. finally someone, thank you very much! | ||
WGT-Baal
France3342 Posts
first of all the market isnt comparable, and neither is the connection (timezones, latency, language issues etc...) a possible option would be to may be have showmatches like the top 3 BSL players of a season get to play some koreans, or the top 6 in a old proleague style with 6 1v1 and possibly an ace if needed. Something like that might be fun. but it is right to have geo-restricted events locally for people to grow and compete there before (may be) moving on to higher competition, such as the ASL, it s the same in any regular sport too. Splitting BSL qualifiers into regions was already pretty good too to sustain even more local regions. If Korea wants to join/be international (anecdotal evidence on ladder is they don't), a nice step would be to work at the academy level too with their academy and our CPL for instance, interact more in specially made event (not BSL) or invite foreigner to such events if they want to run it, while accepting it won't be tr24 low. We need more interlocking at all levels, not just the pros coming into what is essentially amateur tournaments and wrecking anyone. Instead they could play the aforementioned showmatch and maybe make some sort of guide/coaching video afterwards to share to the foreign fans (they d be compensated in some way of course). | ||
Akio
Finland1838 Posts
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chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 29 2023 18:04 2_2 wrote: Is it really exciting to see Korean players destroy everyone else? I mean, I get what the idea is, but maybe as another tournament/event in cooperation? Allowing Koreans to participate would effectively kill BSL as it is, instead of the best of Europe/China/NA/SA facing off against each other it would be Koreans eliminating everyone else than facing off against each other. Listen to me.What we need now is a great game. As long as the opposing sides can bring us a wonderful game.It doesn't matter which country the two sides in the confrontation are from. | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 29 2023 18:06 AncientSion wrote: mkay so BSL round of 32 all Koreans, that what u saying ? The top 32 in the ASL league are all Korean.But there are over 100000 people watching at the same time. | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 29 2023 18:20 LUCKY_NOOB wrote: Nice troll lol brand new user ^_._^ Koreans leave over 69% of ladder games that lag (according to anecdotal evidence I have). Not to mention the skill gap. Also calling it SC1... Who does that? Quote: "China sponsors up to $1500-2000 to BSL." I need confirmation on that one. I would be pleasantly surprised if true. So "open" that the majority of Western social media platforms are blocked in China, including Twitch, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, TikTok and many others. What a joke! ; D ![]() My topic only discusses SC1.So if you're going to talk about something other than SC1.Please do not reply to my topic! If you have any questions about whether China will sponsor $1500-2000 to BSL.You can directly ask Mr. ZZZero questions. Network latency is indeed a problem.It does have an impact on players.But please don't exaggerate the impact.Judging from the performance of Chinese players at BSL.It is also feasible for Korean players to participate in BSL. | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 29 2023 21:23 Peeano wrote: Edit: Wrong topic The biggest mistake I make on this topic is to say that I am Chinese. Do you understand what I mean? | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 29 2023 23:43 Mutaller wrote: Nope there are simply tournaments for the foreign scene. There have been foreigner only tournaments from TSL, iCCup Starleague to BSL there needs to be foreigner only tournaments. The BSL is already open to more nations than CSL is, no reason to make demands on BSL. The region locking that Blizzard did for SC2 is an SC2 problem, while BSL being foreigner only is actually bigger than it would be if it were open to Koreans. Foreigners donate to see foreigners play, we are holding up our side of the community. There is more viewership, because players know the players, or try to compete in it themselves. If the tournament was open to Koreans, it would become something that people just watch as vods, and wouldn't care to donate, because Koreans already have their own tournaments and means to make money. I do think foreigners can compete with Koreans, but because of latency and time zones we do not get the practice that Chinese players have. Geography plays a huge part in why foreigners struggle against Koreans, and why Chinese people are the strongest foreigners. If BSL was open to Koreans, we will see a single nations' flag in the round of 24 onward. Why do you think I have a demand for BSL?How long do you think Mr. ZZZero can support SC1?How many more sessions can BSL hold?Mr. ZZZero has to work part-time to live, don't you know? KSL hosted by Blizzard in 2018.In the KSL league, only South Koreans participate.Also live on the Twitch platform.But there are tens of thousands of viewers watching at the same time.What if BSL also has tens of thousands of viewers watching?Mr. ZZZero may not need a part-time job to live. | ||
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Peeano
Netherlands4817 Posts
On March 30 2023 10:35 chenchuan wrote: The biggest mistake I make on this topic is to say that I am Chinese. Do you understand what I mean? I never meant to post in this thread. Your mistake was not reaching out to ZZZero via PM. He'd probably have given you a direct answer by now. Now you have all these guys giving you their 2cts instead. | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 30 2023 04:56 Diggity wrote: In a perfect world foreigners would be able to sustain themselves as professional broodwar players outside of Korea. In that scenario what you propose would be valid. As it stands the only location where individuals are able to play broodwar as their full time job is Korea. Asking amateurs to out compete full time paid professionals in any field is a large ask. I would expect a decline in already dwindling foreigner participation if Korean pros were allowed to participate in BSL. I would love to see a future where people can play broodwar professionally world wide. In order to see that future there needs to be an expanded audience and player base. In order to expand viewership and the player base there needs to be a larger and healthier foreigner community. BSL helps incentivize this in the foreigner community by providing a sheltered environment. If Korean pros want to participate in BSL, my suggestion would be to engage with the foreigner community so that the level of play rises such that foreigner participation would be competitive despite Korean involvement. In other words, have a vision to grow broodwar outside of Korea. A rising tide lifts all boats. Why can't you think differently?Why are there fewer and fewer SC1 players and viewers outside Korea?Why hasn't BSL been able to expand its ratings and audience? Think again from the perspective I provided | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 30 2023 07:12 Akio wrote: It’s disingenuous to compare the failures of region block in SC2 to the current situation of Brood War. Just taking the viewership perspective, the circumstances are totally different between the games with SC2 being more popular in the West and vice versa. Are you sure?Whether it's the KSL previously held by Blizzard for SC1.Or the current ASL.Western audiences have no lower ratings than SC2. | ||
XenOsky
Chile2219 Posts
BSL online WORLD CUP: open qualifiers divided By country, allow koreans... Winner is World champion. Announce the tour 3 months before the qualys so ppl can practice in advance. Use nationalism as a marketing tool, that shit grew the latam scene like a mofo. That shit is gonna lag 100%, but kr viewers+cn viewers+na viewers+eu viewers+latam viewers... = worth.. | ||
GeckoXp
Germany2016 Posts
On March 30 2023 11:00 chenchuan wrote: Why do you think I have a demand for BSL?How long do you think Mr. ZZZero can support SC1?How many more sessions can BSL hold?Mr. ZZZero has to work part-time to live, don't you know? KSL hosted by Blizzard in 2018.In the KSL league, only South Koreans participate.Also live on the Twitch platform.But there are tens of thousands of viewers watching at the same time.What if BSL also has tens of thousands of viewers watching?Mr. ZZZero may not need a part-time job to live. Sweet jesus. You'd need to pay me tripple of what I'm earning now to only consider working with a person like you. | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 30 2023 17:44 GeckoXp wrote: Sweet jesus. You'd need to pay me tripple of what I'm earning now to only consider working with a person like you. First of all, I don't know Jesus.Cause I'm from China. No one needs you to pay anything.The proposal I put forward in the topic requires no sacrifice from anyone.I just proposed a concept.If you can't accept it.You can leave without being forced. | ||
GeckoXp
Germany2016 Posts
On March 30 2023 19:22 chenchuan wrote: First of all, I don't know Jesus.Cause I'm from China. No one needs you to pay anything.The proposal I put forward in the topic requires no sacrifice from anyone.I just proposed a concept.If you can't accept it.You can leave without being forced. The only explanation I can come up with is that the language barrier makes it hard to communicate with you, as you seem to not understand the arguments that were made. Apparently ZZZero tries to support the foreign community and make a living off of his endeavours. If his only goal was to make a living off brood war, he could have focussed on Korea or put more energy into that kind of field. Now, it doesn't seem like you care one bit about our views on what's needed and you also lack the history of what had been tried in the past. Hint: none of your suggestions work, all events that "included" Koreans didn't bring the boost you were dreaming of. The best summary of all responses can be found in marwin's meme. So, please, don't tell us what to think and assume we're stupid. | ||
chenchuan
37 Posts
On March 30 2023 19:39 GeckoXp wrote: The only explanation I can come up with is that the language barrier makes it hard to communicate with you, as you seem to not understand the arguments that were made. Apparently ZZZero tries to support the foreign community and make a living off of his endeavours. If his only goal was to make a living off brood war, he could have focussed on Korea or put more energy into that kind of field. Now, it doesn't seem like you care one bit about our views on what's needed and you also lack the history of what had been tried in the past. Hint: none of your suggestions work, all events that "included" Koreans didn't bring the boost you were dreaming of. The best summary of all responses can be found in marwin's meme. So, please, don't tell us what to think and assume we're stupid. Let's make a hypothesis that you're right.Mr. ZZZero is so selfless.He doesn't want to rely on SC1 for a living.He also does not want to contact the SC1 community in South Korea. How do you achieve the requirements you mentioned?Rely on your Jesus? | ||
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