EPTMaybe I'll follow this tournament for fun.
The Dark Horse Tournament -Battle of the Disciples - Page 2
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SnowFantasy
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Maybe I'll follow this tournament for fun. | ||
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Xnoss
Dominican Republic13 Posts
Im a IncontroL student and i think it's a great idea... I never had a chance of been in a casted tournament and very glad that a few dollars whit Incontrols got me this opportunity. The way i see it is that im learning and at the same time i get a great scenario to show it... meet great ppl and get a little more close of been a progamer (thats never going to happend) So i think its great and yes IM GOING TO PRACTICE MORE!! WHIT OR WHITOUT INCONTROL!! gg inc... keep it up!! At least you are doing something for the community not like other Progamers that you don't even get to chat at msn whit them! | ||
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iSiN
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FortuneSyn
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
On February 10 2010 11:37 iSiN wrote: Is this where we sign up? :p Just PM me.. but I will take it you want in so don't bother <3 Check this thread and mark the date for updates. I will write you down as confirmed though! | ||
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iSiN
United States1075 Posts
On February 10 2010 11:41 {88}iNcontroL wrote: Just PM me.. but I will take it you want in so don't bother <3 Check this thread and mark the date for updates. I will write you down as confirmed though! Thanks Geoff top 4 incoming imo  | ||
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Vequeth
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BalloonFight
United States2007 Posts
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
Please continue this amazingly important discussion via PM btw. This thread is for organizing a tourney. | ||
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iNcontroL
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
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iNcontroL
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ErOs_HalO
United States167 Posts
"Umm, I'm not sure what terran is doing but... it's okay because the zerg has no clue either.." Let's watch D's duke it out!!! YAYYY =/ GL ! | ||
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iSiN
United States1075 Posts
On February 10 2010 15:04 ErOs_HalO wrote: Damn, why would anyone watch this/commentate this haha "Umm, I'm not sure what terran is doing but... it's okay because the zerg has no clue either.." Let's watch D's duke it out!!! YAYYY =/ GL ! Maybe because we aren't all D players and a lot of us have pretty good understanding with a few flaws here and there? | ||
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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Jonoman92
United States9105 Posts
On February 10 2010 15:04 ErOs_HalO wrote: Damn, why would anyone watch this/commentate this haha "Umm, I'm not sure what terran is doing but... it's okay because the zerg has no clue either.." Let's watch D's duke it out!!! YAYYY =/ GL ! Hey now, if Boxer played a game tomorrow I bet you'd still want watch him. And besides, it's a fun event for the participants. Getting it streamed/casted is really cool from a player's perspective in addition to those who watch. | ||
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Ahzz
Finland780 Posts
Either limit the amount of participants by iccup rank (aside from Incontrols students) or hold qualifier tourneys for 'outsiders' or something. Maybe hold these qualifiers during before TSL is over and then when TSL is over you're ready with a player pool and can start the tournament. If you wanted to make a good tournament where 'dark horses' could appear, a tourney that is interesting to watch and does service to community, why do you limit it to your own students? It just seems solely a way for you to get even more money. "You can't join unless you're my student, but hey, if you pay me you'll get into a tournament that can make you really known like mondragon or idra. It's 'only' 10 bucks." Secondly, how are we getting 'good games' from C+ gamers max? If this tournament was made public for everyone (maybe even grant inc's students the priviledge of not needing the necessary rank/qualifier tournament) I'd have no problems with this. | ||
Harem
United States11393 Posts
On February 10 2010 17:12 Ahzz wrote: My only concern with this is, why can't it be for everyone? Either limit the amount of participants by iccup rank (aside from Incontrols students) or hold qualifier tourneys for 'outsiders' or something. Maybe hold these qualifiers during before TSL is over and then when TSL is over you're ready with a player pool and can start the tournament. If you wanted to make a good tournament where 'dark horses' could appear, a tourney that is interesting to watch and does service to community, why do you limit it to your own students? It just seems solely a way for you to get even more money. "You can't join unless you're my student, but hey, if you pay me you'll get into a tournament that can make you really known like mondragon or idra. It's 'only' 10 bucks." Secondly, how are we getting 'good games' from C+ gamers max? If this tournament was made public for everyone (maybe even grant inc's students the priviledge of not needing the necessary rank/qualifier tournament) I'd have no problems with this. It's not about seeing the best games ever. It's about being able to mark improvement in the students. The students can use this as a benchmark for just how much they have improved. Plus, people still watch games from CPL and CSL and a majority of those games have D+ level people. | ||
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maareek
United States2042 Posts
These people have approached Geoff to acquire his services at helping them improve their Starcraft. They pay him a (rather paltry) amount of money and, as an added bonus, get to participate in a publicized tournament where they get to show off what they have learned and see just how much they have improved. Where's the difficulty? Where's the huge Incontrol conglomeration assaulted the poor, broke SC players? If you're interested enough in improving that you're willing to pay Inc a very reasonable fee for his teaching services, then you get the added benefit of this tournament to help you improve and to make a statement for and to yourself. If you don't, then there's no reason to bad mouth it. There's no harm done here - anybody who wasn't going to pay him for lessons isn't going to suddenly do so to compete in this tournament - and it's a good opportunity for those who were willing to pay for his services. It's a fairly basic example of good customer service: we have worked together to see improvement and now we are taking further steps to both test and help that improvement. It has nothing to do with organizing a monster of a high level tournament (which would be pretty ridiculous if you're planning it at the same time as the TSL...) but as a way to keep up the work that's already been started by those in this program. | ||
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