On August 29 2010 10:18 epik640x wrote:
This makes me appreciate Day9's King of the Beta Tournament that much more. Huk, the player who went 0-3 against Tester, Idra, and TLO takes the MLG event with ease. Props to Day9 for getting the top of the line players for that small but oh-so awesome tournament.

I'm pretty sure Huk took a game off each of those players and went 3-6 in total.

Boonesbane

United States170 Posts

August 30 2010 16:55 GMT

#863

On August 30 2010 10:33 Ocedic wrote:

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I'm pretty sure Huk took a game off each of those players and went 3-6 in total.

I think he meant 0 out of 3 series, not 0 wins and 3 losses.

figq

12519 Posts

August 30 2010 19:39 GMT

#864

On August 05 2010 18:14 l10f wrote:
You are disqualified if:
...
- You chat (besides surrenderring).
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Woot! I wish this was the code (at least unofficial) for gm on the ladder too.

FireHazard

United States54 Posts

August 31 2010 01:42 GMT

#865

This is going to be awesome. I've got a lot of free time in September and can't wait to vegetate in front of some sweet e-sport action.

I do wish there was an english page for GSL with info, brackets and links where we can go for the english commentary. Thankfully there's teamliquid to keep me informed!

Rakgoska

United States20 Posts

September 01 2010 01:47 GMT

#866

how does one go about watching the stream

phungus420

United States179 Posts

September 02 2010 03:16 GMT

#867

Since they are charging an absurd $50 to watch this, this should be removed from here and the tournament tracker. There is no reason for TL to encourage and support the greed and the contempt being displayed by GOMtv against the community.

Ocedic

United States1808 Posts

September 02 2010 16:01 GMT

#868

On September 02 2010 12:16 phungus420 wrote:
Since they are charging an absurd $50 to watch this, this should be removed from here and the tournament tracker. There is no reason for TL to encourage and support the greed and the contempt being displayed by GOMtv against the community.

If you don't like the price of the product, don't pay for it. No reason for to childishly demand Teamliquid filter which tournaments get exposure and which don't.

Morgosh

Slovenia1 Post

September 02 2010 16:08 GMT

#869

so u will be at studio playing this? or u can stay at home

phungus420

United States179 Posts

September 02 2010 16:11 GMT

#870

It's a "featured tournament" that is gouging the customer at an insane price. No reason for teamliquid to support gom's obvious contempt for their fanbase and the community. Also no reason for you to throw out negative epitephs like "childish" when one could just as easily conclude you to be a mindless fanboy.

Deadlyhazard

United States1177 Posts

September 03 2010 00:38 GMT

#871

I have to agree. They can't expect e-Sports or StarCraft 2 to become crazy popular through this league if they're charging such a hefty price for it. I don't exactly get charged by football when I'm watching TV, except for the cable itself. I'm paying for the internet, why can't I watch it on a free stream?

Doesn't seem like there's much hype for this league publically, at least I'm not seeing much on the SC2 forums about it. Bit weird considering it has an enormous prize pool and amount of good players.

Ondoval

France15 Posts

September 03 2010 06:42 GMT

#872

That's ridiculous !
50 $ !

That's the game retail price...

zug0

Brazil24 Posts

September 03 2010 06:45 GMT

#873

Hummm i don't see it being 50 bucks. From this place it's 20 bucks whole season, or 2 bucks per day.

http://www.gomtv.net/2010gslopens1/premiumzone/LiveTicketInfo.php

http://www.gomtv.net/2010gslopens1/schedule/

Anyway, I just hope someone with the money will put this on Ustream or something so we can watch it free.

ALARM

Germany63 Posts

September 03 2010 16:37 GMT

#874

Hmmm, I'm considering getting the stream for 20$. But I heard it's terrible terrible quality? Maybe I should hold out a little.
Well I can understand the frustration that it's so expensive. But maybe that's the right move. They give like 150,000$ in price money, somehow they got to finance themselves. And if there is a huge amount of money invovled it might get the attention of more people outside of starcraft. Well, anyway, I don't think they charge for it without a reason (i mean economical).

Virt

5 Posts

September 03 2010 18:10 GMT

#875

Does Gom TV actualy have a english website.
I mean, I is kinda disapointing if they don't.

http://esports.gomtv.com/gsl/

BFCrimson

United States176 Posts

September 03 2010 23:07 GMT

#876

On September 04 2010 03:10 Virt wrote:
Does Gom TV actualy have a english website.
I mean, I is kinda disapointing if they don't.

http://esports.gomtv.com/gsl/

http://www.gomtv.net/2010gslopens1/

zug0

Brazil24 Posts

September 04 2010 04:45 GMT

#877

Just a dumb question, since you can't play US clients on the korean battle.net, and since probably most koreans must have the korean version of the game, how are the european and US guys are able to play against the korean players? Assuming it's all via B.net.

Sephibox

Germany4 Posts

September 04 2010 09:45 GMT

#878

On September 04 2010 13:45 zug0 wrote:
Just a dumb question, since you can't play US clients on the korean battle.net, and since probably most koreans must have the korean version of the game, how are the european and US guys are able to play against the korean players? Assuming it's all via B.net.

Because all of the foreign players are actually playing in Korea on the event stages in front of the cameras like all the rest of the participants, not from the comfort of their homes

torfteufel

Germany86 Posts

September 04 2010 10:51 GMT

#879

can someone pls restream the free english stream? as the gomtv player does all kind of things but play the damn show.... :sadface:

i can only hope for you guys who blindly chipped in money for the most expensive stream of all time its actually working. but no luck for me...

<3 psyonic (aweful player is aweful)