EPT[S3 Worlds] Finals - Page 125
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Chexx
Korea (South)11232 Posts
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Slaughter
United States20255 Posts
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:16 Hesmyrr wrote: Nope, to my knowledge they are actually competing with original DOTA which is actually more threat to Dota 2's success then LOL ever will. Iirc according to an interview with G yaphets is making more money than anyone else in dota 1. | ||
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XaCez
Sweden6991 Posts
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heartlxp
United States1258 Posts
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Hesmyrr
Canada5776 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:22 heartlxp wrote: dang what a crappy finals, haven't seen a team this head-and-shoulders above the rest in a long while, stopped watching after half of game 2 That was the most decent game in the series though, should have at least finished it. | ||
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Ryuu314
United States12679 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:19 quainter wrote: Dota 2 just started open beta in China last month (chinese aren't allowed to have an international Dota 2 account). Basically the growth of Dota 2 in China is severely restricted by Valve/Perfect World's actions. Thats the biggest thing hurting Dota 2, not WC3 Dota, its largely the same game. Meanwhile, LOL is growing rapidly... yea valve/perfect world is really holding dota 2 growth in China back, but from what I've heard a good portion of Chinese players play WC3 dota over dota 2 due to ease of access and lower system requirements. I could be wrong since I don't follow Dota as closely. This can also definitely change very fast given Dota 2's open beta starting in China. On October 05 2013 16:23 Hesmyrr wrote: That was the most decent game in the series though, should have at least finished it. yea game 2 was legit good. Royal had a decent chance at making a pretty nice comeback until Godlike got caught in the jungle. On October 05 2013 16:20 Slaughter wrote: Is LoL still growing rapidly>? I wonder how much growth they have had over the last year since they were already hitting pretty high numbers before. No numbers released yet, but I'm pretty sure this event is gonna break some records. | ||
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Neverhood
United States5388 Posts
You guys are mind-blowing!! Over 1mm ccu for game 1 on Twitch/YT/Azubu/DM, and that doesn't even include the two countries playing!! Dustin Beck @RiotRedBeard 1h Hard to get real-time data from China/Korea, but we'd conservatively estimate another 1mm on their streams. And then there's TV... Dustin Beck @RiotRedBeard 1h TV hard to predict live, but again conservative estimates put it at over 4mm households...best fans ever | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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quainter
81 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:28 Itsmedudeman wrote: The thing is, even if the Chinese wanted to all switch over to Dota 2 the thing is they can't. Getting keys into dota 2 in China is incredibly difficult still and has been for quite a while. I'm very sure that league has surpassed both dota and dota 2 in popularity at this point. Really sad that Valve is reacting poorly to the situation. I remembered 3 years ago when Valve started Dota2. It took nearly 2 years to get out of beta while LOL took over the moba scene. Even now Valve is slowing ramping up their server capacity. They're too used to taking their own sweet time. That said, at least Valve is smart enough to recognize the potential of moba unlike Blizzard (who ignored their own WC3 Dota for the past 10 years). | ||
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:36 quainter wrote: Really sad that Valve is reacting poorly to the situation. I remembered 3 years ago when Valve started Dota2. It took nearly 2 years to get out of beta while LOL took over the moba scene. Even now Valve is slowing ramping up their server capacity. They're too used to taking their own sweet time. That said, at least Valve is smart enough to recognize the potential of moba unlike Blizzard (who ignored their own WC3 Dota for the past 10 years). they can't expand into china in the usual manner. they have to rely on a local distributor. it just so happens that the company localizing lol is doing a much better job. | ||
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purakushi
United States3304 Posts
LoL is the true successor of SC1. | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:40 oneofthem wrote: they can't expand into china in the usual manner. they have to rely on a local distributor. it just so happens that the company localizing lol is doing a much better job. Helps when your guy in China is one of the absolute biggest companies there. | ||
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IamPryda
United States1186 Posts
On October 05 2013 15:33 Seuss wrote: Predicting SKT S3 Skins: Top: Jax Jungle: Jarvan Mid: Gragas AD: Corki Support: Zyra no way got to be lee sin for jungle I think benji had someone absurd 14 kda on him at worlds. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:46 Fusilero wrote: Helps when your guy in China is one of the absolute biggest companies there. yeah. china's market is about the power plays and monopolies | ||
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illusiongamer
Mexico377 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:36 quainter wrote: Really sad that Valve is reacting poorly to the situation. I remembered 3 years ago when Valve started Dota2. It took nearly 2 years to get out of beta while LOL took over the moba scene. Even now Valve is slowing ramping up their server capacity. They're too used to taking their own sweet time. That said, at least Valve is smart enough to recognize the potential of moba unlike Blizzard (who ignored their own WC3 Dota for the past 10 years). Blizzard ignored BW as well, once Activision take control they change that (for bad) also Valve ignore CS | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On October 05 2013 16:47 IamPryda wrote: no way got to be lee sin for jungle I think benji had someone absurd 14 kda on him at worlds. The TPA skins were based off their final comp for last worlds, it's being assumed that this will be in the same vein. | ||
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insitelol
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