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On October 16 2019 14:05 TentativePanda wrote:
Don’t follow too much brood war but watching some replays of this tournament got me even more interested. Happy to see artosis play competitively and show good games.
Anyone know if there will be another one of these? I hope so
same. i think the only barrier would be how long it takes to raise the prize pool. not sure how long it took this time around. would be nice to see something like this each year, though.
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The VoDs from my English stream of the Corrupted Cup 2019 are up on Youtube!
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On October 16 2019 14:37 RAPiDCasting wrote:The VoDs from my English stream of the Corrupted Cup 2019 are up on Youtube!
<3 <3
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On October 16 2019 14:23 Alejandrisha wrote:Show nested quote +On October 16 2019 14:05 TentativePanda wrote:
Don’t follow too much brood war but watching some replays of this tournament got me even more interested. Happy to see artosis play competitively and show good games.
Anyone know if there will be another one of these? I hope so same. i think the only barrier would be how long it takes to raise the prize pool. not sure how long it took this time around. would be nice to see something like this each year, though.
RUS_Brain confirmed (if I remember correctly) I think before that there would be another one next year if we hit the donation goal and we did I think :D
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this was an awesome tournament. watched 2 days straight. even my recent eye surgery could not stop me!
rapid improved tremendously. i really enjoyed his casting throught out the tournament with artosis' remarks. good job team usa.
bonyth was a beast. i watched his streams regularly this year. i wasnt surprised that he won. terror was also one of my favourites so it was a joy to watch the final.
eon performed poorly. he has not been playing well lately so his elemination was not surprising to me but i want to see him perform like 6-7 months ago. dewalt was also a disappointment but trutacz outclassed him so we can say that dewalt did not do so bad, truetacz just was too good for him.
i would also like to congrutulate koget who i think played a very nice tournament.
my best regards to all of you, especially to rus-brain who had a part in organizing this awesome tournament. very well done gentlemen. very well done.
edit: by the way. although i expected more from artosis', hawk's win against bony was a joy to watch. it was a very nice game.
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On October 16 2019 16:21 Qikz wrote:Show nested quote +On October 16 2019 14:23 Alejandrisha wrote:On October 16 2019 14:05 TentativePanda wrote:
Don’t follow too much brood war but watching some replays of this tournament got me even more interested. Happy to see artosis play competitively and show good games.
Anyone know if there will be another one of these? I hope so same. i think the only barrier would be how long it takes to raise the prize pool. not sure how long it took this time around. would be nice to see something like this each year, though. RUS_Brain confirmed (if I remember correctly) I think before that there would be another one next year if we hit the donation goal and we did I think :D
Corrupted Cup 2020 confirmed.
And with bo3 in ro24 afaik, too 
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Russian Federation1893 Posts
Financial report
On October 16 2019 18:20 M3t4PhYzX wrote:Show nested quote +On October 16 2019 16:21 Qikz wrote:
RUS_Brain confirmed (if I remember correctly) I think before that there would be another one next year if we hit the donation goal and we did I think :D Corrupted Cup 2020 confirmed. And with bo3 in ro24 afaik, too
CC 2020 is confirmed, albeit I never promised the same amount of players.
The format of the tournament is yet to be polished and revealed later. The tips I can give at this moment:
- Increased possibilities to qualify,
- Increased value of a spot (fewer spots, harder to achieve),
- More condensed skill level of the non-Korean world.
Bo3 Groups may also be "conditionally confirmed".
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On October 16 2019 14:23 Alejandrisha wrote:Show nested quote +On October 16 2019 14:05 TentativePanda wrote:
Don’t follow too much brood war but watching some replays of this tournament got me even more interested. Happy to see artosis play competitively and show good games.
Anyone know if there will be another one of these? I hope so same. i think the only barrier would be how long it takes to raise the prize pool. not sure how long it took this time around. would be nice to see something like this each year, though.
Yay I’m happy to hear that. I’ll be putting in for the prize pool once I’m able to! Loved the tournament
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On October 16 2019 18:55 Rus_Brain wrote:Financial reportShow nested quote +On October 16 2019 18:20 M3t4PhYzX wrote:On October 16 2019 16:21 Qikz wrote:
RUS_Brain confirmed (if I remember correctly) I think before that there would be another one next year if we hit the donation goal and we did I think :D Corrupted Cup 2020 confirmed. And with bo3 in ro24 afaik, too CC 2020 is confirmed, albeit I never promised the same amount of players. The format of the tournament is yet to be polished and revealed later. The tips I can give at this moment: - Increased possibilities to qualify, - Increased value of a spot (fewer spots, harder to achieve), - More condensed skill level of the non-Korean world. Bo3 Groups may also be "conditionally confirmed".
Interesting numbers in the report, I underestimated the travel and hotel costs. This tournament had the biggest foreigner prize pool by far since the last WCG but the travel costs still made up most of the costs of the cup, lol.
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On October 17 2019 02:14 Cryoc wrote:Show nested quote +On October 16 2019 18:55 Rus_Brain wrote:Financial reportOn October 16 2019 18:20 M3t4PhYzX wrote:On October 16 2019 16:21 Qikz wrote:
RUS_Brain confirmed (if I remember correctly) I think before that there would be another one next year if we hit the donation goal and we did I think :D Corrupted Cup 2020 confirmed. And with bo3 in ro24 afaik, too CC 2020 is confirmed, albeit I never promised the same amount of players. The format of the tournament is yet to be polished and revealed later. The tips I can give at this moment: - Increased possibilities to qualify, - Increased value of a spot (fewer spots, harder to achieve), - More condensed skill level of the non-Korean world. Bo3 Groups may also be "conditionally confirmed". Interesting numbers in the report, I underestimated the travel and hotel costs. This tournament had the biggest foreigner prize pool by far since the last WCG but the travel costs still made up most of the costs of the cup, lol.
Yeah agreed, i was suprised by that too.
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Great tourney, makes me really glad that i live in Moscow. Hope the next one will be done here as well.
Financial report
Damn, its really cool that you've made it publicly available. Really gives you a feel of the scale of expenses for such tourney.
Almost ~$3k just in allowance! This one surprised me the most, i didnt think cash allowance was even a thing at all.
- Increased value of a spot (fewer spots, harder to achieve),
Aww, this is too bad. I loved that so many people were brought together by the event and was hoping that their number could actually be increased next year, perhaps by cutting the allowance or spreading the prize pool more evenly.
Surely, those who truly love the game would still be happy to visit even if they had to pull some cash of their own.
I imagine its the prestige and the ability to hang out and play against other top foreign pros that attracts people to compete in the tourney, not the cash itself.
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Koget confirmed he will reinvest all the net proceeds into the next tournament prize pool. Generous 👍
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On October 16 2019 18:55 Rus_Brain wrote:Financial reportShow nested quote +On October 16 2019 18:20 M3t4PhYzX wrote:On October 16 2019 16:21 Qikz wrote:
RUS_Brain confirmed (if I remember correctly) I think before that there would be another one next year if we hit the donation goal and we did I think :D Corrupted Cup 2020 confirmed. And with bo3 in ro24 afaik, too CC 2020 is confirmed, albeit I never promised the same amount of players. The format of the tournament is yet to be polished and revealed later. The tips I can give at this moment: - Increased possibilities to qualify, - Increased value of a spot (fewer spots, harder to achieve), - More condensed skill level of the non-Korean world. Bo3 Groups may also be "conditionally confirmed".
Understood.
Sounds great nonetheless. This kind of thing (tournament) is much needed in the BW scene atm, so thank You for all the support. You're already a legend in my opinion.
Cheers!
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On October 17 2019 03:24 Yogzototh wrote:Great tourney, makes me really glad that i live in Moscow. Hope the next one will be done here as well. Damn, its really cool that you've made it publicly available. Really gives you a feel of the scale of expenses for such tourney. Almost ~$3k just in allowance! This one surprised me the most, i didnt think cash allowance was even a thing at all. Aww, this is too bad. I loved that so many people were brought together by the event and was hoping that their number could actually be increased next year, perhaps by cutting the allowance or spreading the prize pool more evenly. Surely, those who truly love the game would still be happy to visit even if they had to pull some cash of their own. I imagine its the prestige and the ability to hang out and play against other top foreign pros that attracts people to compete in the tourney, not the cash itself.
16 players would maybe actually make more sense
ro16 bo3 double elimination + ro8 through finals bo5 SE would be great. Less players, yes but Closer in skill, so maybe the tournament would be even better
Prize pool was spread perfectly, imo.
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Congratulations to Bonyth, Master and Winner of Corrupted Cup#1
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This was an amazing event for not only the players, but the rest of the community to watch - thank you Rus_Brain and team for organizing!
One suggestion I'd like to share is to have something along the lines of the final LAN event being reduced to maybe 8 or so players (could do the RO24/RO16 online), which should help to cut costs and expenses. But not only that, it could also really help in regards to the production quality by casting all the matches with post-game interviews of some sort. That way, the final 8 can be easier to follow and you can build better hype surrounding each match, rather than having multiple streams concurrently casting different games. Before the matches, you can do something similar to BSL's production with pre-game stats and a general profile of some sort and whatnot. That could definitely create for a much more hype experience for the viewers, although the downside is a smaller LAN gathering might not be as much fun.
Whichever direction Rus decides to go, I'm sure the event will be great, but just wanted to throw in my two cents. Grats again to Bonyth for winning!
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Some of the required questions was impossible for me to answer since i did not participate in the LAN, but i just made sure to mention that fact in the last section so that those answers from me did not matter.
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