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Jeremy Reimer
Canada1214 Posts
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Yorkie
United States12612 Posts
On October 18 2014 05:16 Jeremy Reimer wrote: What happened to Sheth? http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/games/469061-team-liquid-heroes | ||
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TaShadan
Germany1981 Posts
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22213 Posts
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GMarshal
United States22154 Posts
On October 19 2014 03:01 ahswtini wrote: Is Sheth off the team now? I'm confused, He's off snowflake, which rumor has EG is picking up for blizzcon, and heading the Liquid squad. | ||
nimdil
Poland3769 Posts
On October 17 2014 11:49 BisuDagger wrote: The TL articles on heroes are great. It's just hard to get excited when you can't play the game. I'm hoping heroes will be fun to watch during SC2 downtime at least. Exactly. | ||
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Steelo_Rivers
United States1968 Posts
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On October 19 2014 05:17 Steelo_Rivers wrote: Kind of salty that I STILL have not gotten an invite on any of my accounts to play this even though I own sc2, d3, and d2 on all 3 accounts. I think it should be known at this point that those invites are 99% random. Even if you fit certain criteria, there are so many others that do as well that it will be random again. | ||
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nimdil
Poland3769 Posts
On October 19 2014 06:11 KeksX wrote: I think it should be known at this point that those invites are 99% random. Even if you fit certain criteria, there are so many others that do as well that it will be random again. I'd say for the most part they are anti random. I imagine every Blizzard-related proplayer got an invite. | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On October 19 2014 08:43 nimdil wrote: I'd say for the most part they are anti random. I imagine every Blizzard-related proplayer got an invite. That is true but those make up the minority of the alpha-playerbase, right? | ||
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nimdil
Poland3769 Posts
On October 19 2014 10:39 KeksX wrote: That is true but those make up the minority of the alpha-playerbase, right? No idea what is the ratio. Worth to keep in mind that there are different levels of affiliation so between anonymous D3 player and IdrA there is quite a gradation. I don't really like when game company is making a lot of fuzz around a game and you can only watch a stream. It really says upfront that some gamers are more improtant than others. | ||
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
On October 20 2014 01:42 nimdil wrote: No idea what is the ratio. Worth to keep in mind that there are different levels of affiliation so between anonymous D3 player and IdrA there is quite a gradation. I don't really like when game company is making a lot of fuzz around a game and you can only watch a stream. It really says upfront that some gamers are more improtant than others. That's not it at all. There's a compelling interest in testing a game in a limited setting before releasing it wide. The game as it is right now is not completely stable, lacking many key features, and has a badly tuned economic/XP system. It is constantly in flux and not the thing consumers expect from a Blizzard game. It's the community's decision to try to forge this into a competitive game despite the lack of observer mode, a good replay system, and all of the maps being balanced and polished. The same happened with the SC2 beta. | ||
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figq
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Hot_Ice
139 Posts
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Laserist
Turkey4269 Posts
On October 19 2014 08:43 nimdil wrote: I'd say for the most part they are anti random. I imagine every Blizzard-related proplayer got an invite. I own an unsub wow, sc2+exp + d3 + HS and I took the survey and implied I play dota for several years. 1 week ago I received my technical alpha invite. Having more games and played a moba before is enough to qualified for an invite, then may be random. | ||
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Yorkie
United States12612 Posts
On October 22 2014 00:37 figq wrote: Where's Naniwa and where's TL Naniwa has not played a single Heroes match in a tournament. As for TL, they were announced as a team after this article was written. | ||
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