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ForTehDarkseid
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Hectorian
Sweden13 Posts
As a fan of esport and especially CS, I really hope we will get our http://wiki.teamliquid.net/CSGO | ||
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meshfusion
Russian Federation232 Posts
On January 14 2015 06:06 Scorch wrote: Frankly, I don't like Teamliquid's rapid expansion. For eons, it was known as the most elite Starcraft site in the net, the site where the pros hung out, feared by some for its fierce moderation. The release of SC2 changed little about that. There were also subforums for a select few other games, sure why not. It was still the same community, where everyone had once joined for Starcraft. Then Dota2 got its own separate sister site, then Hearthstone, Smash, and now LoL and CS:GO. With the fragmentation, it feels like Teamliquid lost its soul. What was once a tightly knit community with great love for Starcraft is now a multigaming team like many others, a mere site network with shared general forums. At least that's my subjective feeling. except that there's a lot more games to enjoy other than SC2 - and due to the fact that SC2 has possibly the smallest scene atm in professional games (much smaller than LOL, DOTA2, Heartstone and CS:GO) and at the end of the day TL is also a business and they have to think about how to keeps thing alive and going well- their expansion makes only sense. The two things I am surprised are actually 1) why did they pick a US NA team vs a EU one (i feel there's more talent there overall in CS for sure) and 2) why they picked ex-denial which are a pretty good CS:GO team, but no top at all, they'll probably never place high in any international tournaments and even within NA there's many teams above them. To be honest when I saw mouseSpaz members leave I thought they were going to TL. Regardless, since I like TL I hope they can improve their game and step it up to compete better vs c9, mousespaz, IBP etc. within the NA scene. | ||
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johnbongham
451 Posts
On January 14 2015 07:13 meshfusion wrote: i am almost entirely giving up watching sc2 (and ive already stopped playing few months ago) im sick and tired of it and the stagnation that goes on there. ive transitioned into cs:go some months ago (even tho it wasn't a new transition since i was a hardcore 1.6 player) - but i love team liquid so for me this is great news. one more reason i guess to never stop checking out the site :D and now that EG Is getting the ex IBP team there's gonna be a TL vs EG thing going on there too AHAH! AWESOME  )) although i like ex-mousespaz (and honestly speaking they're very strong on NA atm) and i was hoping TL was picking em up. but oh well. good luck to the ex-denials and new TL ! I am pretty much in the same boat. I checked out csgo for a while after it was released but decided the game was too broken to be any fun and stuck with sc2 (as I was playing it since release). I pretty much can't take playing sc2 anymore since about right before blizzcon, it just feels so broken and the maps so stale. I have been pretty heavily back into playing csgo (ive been following the pro scene since the beginning) and it is great to see the steps valve has taken to not only fix the game (not completely fixed yet), but to create revenue streams via skins and stickers that have created awesome prize pools and a monetary incentive for organizations to get involved - a la teamliquid. 2015 Is going to be insane and it all starts with the MLG x-games starting in a little over a week. Wow, can't believe there will be a cs team sportin liquid blue. Insane. Also, can't wait for liquid stickers on all my favorite guns lol. Gonna be ridiculous. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On January 14 2015 07:21 johnbongham wrote: I am pretty much in the same boat. I checked out csgo for a while after it was released but decided the game was too broken to be any fun and stuck with sc2 (as I was playing it since release). I pretty much can't take playing sc2 anymore since about right before blizzcon, it just feels so broken and the maps so stale. I have been pretty heavily back into playing csgo (ive been following the pro scene since the beginning) and it is great to see the steps valve has taken to not only fix the game (not completely fixed yet), but to create revenue streams via skins and stickers that have created awesome prize pools and a monetary incentive for organizations to get involved - a la teamliquid. 2015 Is going to be insane and it all starts with the MLG x-games starting in a little over a week. Wow, can't believe there will be a cs team sportin liquid blue. Insane. Seeing a game like CS:GO get fixed is hte only thing that gives me any real hope for Sc2. Sadly, Blizzard's attitude to the game doesn't seem to be changing. | ||
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Badjas
Netherlands2038 Posts
Hopefully there will be enjoyable streams to watch. I'll need to learn to spectate this game. | ||
Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
Wouldn't be hard to top their forums though. | ||
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Introvert
United States4654 Posts
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meshfusion
Russian Federation232 Posts
with that said, TL has THE BEST wiki ever. So if we can get a CS:GO wiki I think it can EASILY surpass HLTV in my opinion since that site has terrible design, terrible graphics and terrible user experience overall. If TL does a nice CS:GO wiki I can foresee people mostly getting updates from stuff there. | ||
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PrAsty
Canada21 Posts
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22207 Posts
On January 14 2015 07:30 PrAsty wrote: so the real question is now, which game is team liquid not competing in? (also holy crap rapid expansion) Dota  | ||
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
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Tehkilla
Sweden75 Posts
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DarkNetHunter
1224 Posts
On January 14 2015 06:06 Scorch wrote: Frankly, I don't like Teamliquid's rapid expansion. For eons, it was known as the most elite Starcraft site in the net, the site where the pros hung out, feared by some for its fierce moderation. The release of SC2 changed little about that. There were also subforums for a select few other games, sure why not. It was still the same community, where everyone had once joined for Starcraft. Then Dota2 got its own separate sister site, then Hearthstone, Smash, and now LoL and CS:GO. With the fragmentation, it feels like Teamliquid lost its soul. What was once a tightly knit community with great love for Starcraft is now a multigaming team like many others, a mere site network with shared general forums. At least that's my subjective feeling. | ||
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
Not to say that it won't happen, just that it isn't the obvious slam-dunk move. | ||
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Bastinian
Serbia177 Posts
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On January 14 2015 07:33 Sn0_Man wrote: Guys, keep in mind that Wiki's are exactly as good as their contributors make them. While Liquipedia unquestionably has the best SC2 contributors around by a wide wide margin, it's hard to guarantee that the userbase would contribute equally to a CSGO liquipedia. Not to say that it won't happen, just that it isn't the obvious slam-dunk move. Yea it isnt at all. However it does offer the capability of having such a wiki. LiquidAdren for example has some excellent guides on youtube. Would be cool if he could contribute to the wiki too (guides or something). | ||
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M0RE
Germany30 Posts
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Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
Coincidentally, it's down right now. Maybe TL is trying to integrate it into liquipedia. | ||
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rabidch
United States20288 Posts
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