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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34491 Posts
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Jinxed
United States6450 Posts
On January 05 2014 02:43 Firebolt145 wrote: Thanks for the updates ReM1kZ! Pretty much this. Awesome to hear how Korean Dota is coming along. Good luck to you guys, you've gained at least one fan. Fighting! | ||
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ReM1kZ
United States43 Posts
On January 04 2014 02:15 WetSocks wrote: dat budget. good luck! and I wonder where cArn is? He is a member of team DDR playing mid/carry in the upcoming 3rd season of nsl ^~^ Some coverage of the event... I believe a blog of a professional caster who attended @ http://whiplashesports.wordpress.com | ||
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Tiazi
Netherlands761 Posts
 Hope you and Zephyr are doing well. Also I would be very curious to see a team zephyr replay.. anyone able to hook me up? | ||
Nixer
2774 Posts
Interview in Korean with Zephyr http://www.inven.co.kr/webzine/news/?news=101862&site=dota2 | ||
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Verror
261 Posts
Q. According to existing experience do you have to breathe? | ||
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ReM1kZ
United States43 Posts
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teapoted
United Kingdom24425 Posts
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Nixer
2774 Posts
On January 05 2014 05:00 teapoted wrote: When does the next NSL season start anyway? I tried to check the official site but it's one of those lovely Korean sites where all the text is in images. Technically already started with the qualifiers but On January 05 2014 01:47 ReM1kZ wrote: Brackets will be announced on monday and I will try to keep you guys up to date from my smartphone + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/LSZgT7x.png ) so the actual playoffs start the 11th (same time schedule as NSL2) | ||
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Sabu113
United States11047 Posts
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Scrandom
Canada2819 Posts
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
On January 03 2014 16:59 SnowfaLL wrote: If I was on that "outer edge" of semi-pro players like Eosin and Bamboe, this is a no brainer.. Korea is going to explode with dota soon, and honestly the competition is a tier below so these guys have a very good chance at placing high in tournaments.. Solid idea, hope it works for them. people keep saying this, but i have yet to see much in the way stats about 'korean scene exploding' anyone have anything to back these claims? | ||
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SnowfaLL
Canada730 Posts
On January 05 2014 09:23 sc14s wrote: people keep saying this, but i have yet to see much in the way stats about 'korean scene exploding' anyone have anything to back these claims that i keep hearing up? Well as we've seen in this thread, many NA/Europe players are jumping at a chance to play in Korea, even joining korean teams (cArn, DeMoN, Blitz, Purge, Eosin, etc) and if you follow the SC2 scene at all, some of the big korean casters are making the transition to dota casting (Whiplash) and even Tasteless is learning Dota this week.. Makes you wonder why he'd take the time to learn Dota... Maybe a job?? | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On January 04 2014 06:08 Gingerninja wrote: You mean like the way Koreans merc the starcraft 2 scene? Fly in, raid prize money and leave. Turnabout is fair play. they aren't playing for prize money, they are playing for a sponsorship. that's incredibly different. furthermore, the point of NSL specifically is to develop korean dota, and zephyr isn't exactly korean dota. they are staying for some months after, but it's not quite the same. | ||
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
On January 05 2014 09:53 SnowfaLL wrote: Well as we've seen in this thread, many NA/Europe players are jumping at a chance to play in Korea, even joining korean teams (cArn, DeMoN, Blitz, Purge, Eosin, etc) and if you follow the SC2 scene at all, some of the big korean casters are making the transition to dota casting (Whiplash) and even Tasteless is learning Dota this week.. Makes you wonder why he'd take the time to learn Dota... Maybe a job?? That is not stats however and a lot of that can be attributed to Sc2 issues rather than dota 'exploding' its more the secondary choice for people who want to keep the same line of work. | ||
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On January 05 2014 09:53 SnowfaLL wrote: Well as we've seen in this thread, many NA/Europe players are jumping at a chance to play in Korea, even joining korean teams (cArn, DeMoN, Blitz, Purge, Eosin, etc) and if you follow the SC2 scene at all, some of the big korean casters are making the transition to dota casting (Whiplash) and even Tasteless is learning Dota this week.. Makes you wonder why he'd take the time to learn Dota... Maybe a job?? whiplash didn't manage to get a sc2 casting gig, and tasteless has never been big on streaming/playing sc2. he's been playing other random games too, doesn't mean he'll be casting. i wouldn't look into this at all really. | ||
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NIJ
1012 Posts
On January 05 2014 04:08 Verror wrote: Was interesting to read, but google translate is really bad with that interview. Q. According to existing experience do you have to breathe? lolololol yeah cause the word breath could be used as meaning to coordinate (match each other's breath). Basically asking if they have experience playing together as a team. | ||
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govie
9334 Posts
On January 04 2014 06:08 Gingerninja wrote: You mean like the way Koreans merc the starcraft 2 scene? Fly in, raid prize money and leave. Turnabout is fair play. The point is that alot of non koreans payed for the prizepool in the gsl back then and maybe still, because they wanted to see naniwa, idra and stephano play. Thats were it started. To me it seems logical the organisation behind nsl will have a similar approach, because in there and most viewers eyes, the higher the prizepool, the bigger the tournament, the more subscribers and sponsors, more money for everybody. If the nsl cant match the prizepools (donkeys sold) of starladder and mlg, it will be hard to build there dotabrand. Next to the fact the have crosscoputition of lol and other games. Money attracks the best of the best, we all know that and we all want to see them play. | ||
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Locke-
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SnowfaLL
Canada730 Posts
On January 05 2014 10:00 sc14s wrote: That is not stats however and a lot of that can be attributed to Sc2 issues rather than dota 'exploding' its more the secondary choice for people who want to keep the same line of work. Is there stats to prove that europe dota is doing good?? How about american dota? Ok, you've convinced me. Korean dota is pointless, mise well tell Blitz and his boys to pack his bags and come home, because korean dota is a waste of time (despite all that money/sponserships on the line with sub-par teams). | ||
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