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Do Koreans hate fun? i mean look at this! dont they get all the games we get over there?
Starcraft2 in south korea has so far failed. - Page 2
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spessmuhreen
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2.sudden attack 3.fifa online2 6.dungeon&fighter 7.lineage1 8.maple story 9.league of legends Do Koreans hate fun? i mean look at this! dont they get all the games we get over there? | ||
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
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Sawamura
Malaysia7602 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:27 Primadog wrote: That's besides the point. Even if SC2 die tomorrow, BW's glory days won't come back. The viewership that tune in to StarCraft 2 today will just move on to the mobas or the MMOs. I am still awe struck that nearly two years in, TL is still having this conversation. BW is downsizing because of reasons other than the sequel, a decline that begun in 2005 or so that hasn't reversed its course. So stop. Remember BW fans, the site you spent your time hating on SC2 fans on is bankrolled by SC2 fans. Whose hating sc2 fans ? I will support any sc2 fan as long they acknowledge that broodwar is the one which start the ball rolling for their awesome game . As long proleague is kicking , I will never stop watching broodwar . | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50118 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:27 Ryps wrote: I would say GOM failed in Korea. It's their job to promote it and they would benefit the most from it, also surprising w3 higher than BW ?! I'm starting to doubt that list. whats so surprising MMOs have been plaguing Korean PC baangs for so long. and WC3 is high because of all the UMSes that it has compared to BW. | ||
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
EDIT: Lol at lineage and Warcraft3, Seriously. haha. | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:30 Primadog wrote: ALSO: GSL entry are always free, in fact, they give you pizza and thundersticks. Again, can you confirm free HD vods? Where are you getting this information from exactly? The live stream is free for foreigners, but the korean version is on television which (I admit I don't know for sure) is not a free public channel. Also, foreign money pays for foreign production. You do realize GSL has a lot of sponsors that pays for shit like prize money/etc? | ||
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Lavi
Bangladesh793 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:18 Primadog wrote: Do you know the Korean stream of GSL is free, completely HD, along with free VOD? And blizzard takes money from foreign tournaments, with total biscuit saying 100% advertisement revenue, while sponsoring gsl prize money... will you guys try to protest them too? They're adamant in trying to promote SC2 in Korea, I'd say. Does it mean that BW's once multi billion dollar industry still ecplises in revenues those 180 countries SCII is able to reach out to currently? Who knows... | ||
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50118 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:35 Itsmedudeman wrote: Again, can you confirm free HD vods? Where are you getting this information from exactly? The live stream is free for foreigners, but the korean version is on television which (I admit I don't know for sure) is not a free public channel. Also, foreign money pays for foreign production. You do realize GSL has a lot of sponsors that pays for shit like prize money/etc? the ones they show on TV channels like anibox are basically highlights/rebroadcasts not the actual live thing. yes the korean stream and vods are free. this is 100% true. | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:35 Itsmedudeman wrote: Again, can you confirm free HD vods? Where are you getting this information from exactly? The live stream is free for foreigners, but the korean version is on television which (I admit I don't know for sure) is not a free public channel. Also, foreign money pays for foreign production. You do realize GSL has a lot of sponsors that pays for shit like prize money/etc? http://esports.gomtv.com/gsl/ The gomtv.net (the foreigner/English/Tastosis) VODs receive 60000 to 160000 views on the average. You can infer how much ticket sales that comes up to, fairly easily, from there. | ||
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Headnoob
Australia2108 Posts
Plenty of other threads to talk about it in. | ||
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50118 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:40 Headnoob wrote: this thread is bad and you should feel bad. Plenty of other threads to talk about it in. this thread is so bad it makes me want to troll anyone who takes it seriously. | ||
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eScaper-tsunami
Canada313 Posts
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
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speedphlux
Bulgaria962 Posts
SC2 is doing just fine, so is SC:BW. That chart is completely irrelevant since in order to play SC2, you actually have to had purchased the game to have your own account, so that's why it isn't so popular in the Korean PC Bangs. Those that will point that it's the same case with Aion or WoW so wrong, since a lot of the internet cafes in my country do have those games as well, but they're usually connected to private servers. That ain't the case with SC:BW and WC3. So ... What was your point again ? SC2 not doing well in Korean PC Bangs ? I could've told you that without even setting foot in Korea. But in general - SC2 is doing quite good. Else we wouldn't have had the Korean ladder being so hard and levels above the other regions. As well as all the Korean pros kicking butts left and right in international tournaments. Seriously OP, you're such a downer. If a game isn't making it into a chart, that doesn't means it's not doing good. Specially a chart like that, where you can look at the rest of the competition and be like "Huh ?! Whatever !". | ||
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VoO
Germany278 Posts
SC2 isn't SC1, it has become a global community and not a single nation-centric sport like BW. The non-Korean scene provides much more high quality standards and Koreans are finally forced to acknowledge that and start to integrate themselves. We don't need 'em, but they need us. Good thing that we don't have an isolation committee like in old times. Hopefully, we will soon forget the "Korean vs. Foreigner" mentality and can move on to [team] player vs. [team] player. I am quite glad that Star2 isn't that popular to be overregulated. | ||
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Lavi
Bangladesh793 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:38 BLinD-RawR wrote: the ones they show on TV channels like anibox are basically highlights/rebroadcasts not the actual live thing. yes the korean stream and vods are free. this is 100% true. I take it you need to use a korean proxy to view those? | ||
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
not trying to hurt the players...but it's the truth i want sc1 to keep doing well...i enjoy both playing and watching it. i'm just too noob to be good at it >_< | ||
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howLiN
Portugal1676 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:33 Sawamura wrote: Whose hating sc2 fans ? I will support any sc2 fan as long they acknowledge that broodwar is the one which start the ball rolling for their awesome game . As long proleague is kicking , I will never stop watching broodwar . Um... what? First, I don't see anyone denying that a game with a fucking 2 on its title comes from the success of a previous game. Second, why is that so important for you? On December 26 2011 21:44 Silidons wrote: couldn't you tell already due to the fact that SC2 is full of failed sc1 pro's? not trying to hurt the players...but it's the truth i want sc1 to keep doing well...i enjoy both playing and watching it. i'm just too noob to be good at it >_< Yes, Boxer, July and Nada were complete failures at BW. | ||
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50118 Posts
On December 26 2011 21:44 Lavi wrote: I take it you need to use a korean proxy to view those? you need it to watch on your PC, but for your smartphone if you have the korean gomtv app, you can watch the vods on it without any trouble. On December 26 2011 21:45 GrungyMunchy wrote: Yes, Boxer, July and Nada were complete failures at BW. they were really really bad when they switched. I'll correct him by saying that its full of failed SC1 players and washed up pros. | ||
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