EPTLoL takes #1 E-sport spot in Korea - Page 38
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Glaceau
Wales333 Posts
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Two_DoWn
United States13684 Posts
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:16 Royskopp wrote: To be honest, SC2 is hard and I enjoy playing games with a certain degree of sophistication and beauty rather than easy, rather trashy games (like LoL) owned by money hungry corporations. When you have to pay for extra items the competitive communal nature of the game disappears and it turns into an e-casino or something along those lines. Nowadays everyone just wants to ride the wave and tag along with whatever the current fad is. We have a winner. "Pay for extra items" +1 to the total number of idiotic trolls who have never even experienced LoL or MOBA in any form yet come here to bitch and moan that the success of a game is bad for gaming in general! | ||
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atwar
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:19 Capped wrote: We have a winner. "Pay for extra items" +1 to the total number of idiotic trolls who have never even experienced LoL or MOBA in any form yet come here to bitch and moan that the success of a game is bad for gaming in general! Dem Skins mang, everyone knows the team with more skins win that's why 2k elo people are 2k, they got ALL the skins from tournaments, so they naturally always win. | ||
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vasculaR
Malaysia791 Posts
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:20 daemir wrote: Dem Skins mang, everyone knows the team with more skins win that's why 2k elo people are 2k, they got ALL the skins from tournaments, so they naturally always win. My mistake, he's totally right O.O HOW DID I NOT SEE THIS. My education has been for nothing  | ||
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VoO
Germany278 Posts
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rabidch
United States20288 Posts
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rotinegg
United States1719 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:24 VoO wrote: Besides the stupid exclusive contracts which Blizzard did in Korea, Koreans are generally butthurt when it comes to sequels, e.g. Lineage 2. SC2 never had a chance, you just don't release a sequel with an ongoing number in Korea. It seems your sample size of 1 game is sufficiently large enough to justify lumping an entire country's population of ~50 million and making a sweeping generalization such as "Koreans are generally butthurt when it comes to sequels"! Oh wait... | ||
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Flamingo777
United States1190 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66071 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:24 VoO wrote: Besides the stupid exclusive contracts which Blizzard did in Korea, Koreans are generally butthurt when it comes to sequels, e.g. Lineage 2. SC2 never had a chance, you just don't release a sequel with an ongoing number in Korea. what do you know about us koreans? | ||
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junmkk
United States19 Posts
SC2 - more mechanical demand - bigger punishments for mistakes, normally game-ending - less room for comebacks - less social - dwindling competition (at a scary rate... season 2 - 2,000,000 people. season 5 - 500,000) - team battles aren't taken seriously - game seems less balanced for 99% of the player base I enjoy watching SC2 more than LoL, but LoL is still enjoyable to watch and it's way more fun to play. My personal reason for switching over to mostly LoL is that I don't think this game is close to balanced below pro level. Having the option to FFE into 8 gates and beat top 8 Master Zergs, likewise for 4-gate in PvP... why would I do anything else? Put MORE mechanical demand on myself for LESS chance of winning so that eventually when my mechanics are good enough I can play the top 0.1%? No thanks. If using easy strategies will land me in the top 4%, then I will do just that. Damage is just done too quickly and unpleasant surprises are 99% of the time game ending... only people with deep mastery of the game will be able play out the game in a non-derpy way. | ||
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Zerksys
United States569 Posts
On March 15 2012 01:57 Thesidu wrote: Dota is not that big in US but it is huge in east europe, russia and china. It is likely that dota 2 will "overtake" lol in those areas, once the game is actually released. I don't know much about Eastern Europeans, but I know my Chinese friends are having a lot of trouble with steam partially because debit and credit cards over there are such a complicated system. Steam and valve in general isn't really that popular in China as of yet (last time I checked). So Dota 2 will have to overcome this hurdle in China. | ||
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:15 konadora wrote: i give up play lol with me =) | ||
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VoO
Germany278 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:25 rotinegg wrote: It seems your sample size of 1 game is sufficiently large enough to justify lumping an entire country's population of ~50 million and making a sweeping generalization such as "Koreans are generally butthurt when it comes to sequels"! Oh wait... Hehe, okay I admit it I was half-joking the reason of course is the incredible amount of money Riot invests into promotion (hello Nada-I-do-everything-for-money) and tournaments (5 million dollars please). On the side, LoL doesn't have competition in Asia. Chinese players are really strong in DotA but it becomes kind of outdated and FPS took over. | ||
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Zerksys
United States569 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:24 VoO wrote: Besides the stupid exclusive contracts which Blizzard did in Korea, Koreans are generally butthurt when it comes to sequels, e.g. Lineage 2. SC2 never had a chance, you just don't release a sequel with an ongoing number in Korea. I have only 3 words to say to you. War Craft THREEEEEEEEEEE Edit: Also broodwar is an expansion!! | ||
Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
He has been claimed by Dota he is mine. | ||
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rotinegg
United States1719 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:28 VoO wrote: Hehe, okay I admit it I was half-joking the reason of course is the incredible amount of money Riot invests into promotion (hello Nada-I-do-everything-for-money) and tournaments (500k dollars please). Fixed it for ya!  This is just my personal opinion, but I had fun playing LoL while I didn't playing Sc2 | ||
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OuchyDathurts
United States4588 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:02 konadora wrote: you should watch some of his casts, Tobi Wan Kenobi's stream is featured on TL, go check it out especially during weekends when he streams more, he's honestly the best commentator that is as good as the korean MBC commentators. Tobi is too much of a spaz for my liking. I mean there's being excited about stuff and then there's that. Too over the top for me. I don't see Al Michaels screaming till his throat bleeds when he's announcing a football game. Can be excited without shouting at the top of your lungs jumbling all your words together. | ||
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