EPT[DH] "Top 10 Stories" - Dreamhack Summer Recap - Page 7
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obsKura
Ireland1061 Posts
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Gurgl
Sweden308 Posts
On June 29 2011 10:17 StyLeD wrote: You treat guests from foreign countries like that? If someone from a different country came to visit, you'd think, "Oh, he's used to living in a shack of a house, I'll just let him sleep in my bathroom!" They're guests and should be provided as such, IMHO. Because the Korean managers are the ones who signed the Dreamhack agreement without reading it too in-depth, they could've emphasized it in bold, because it is such an important part of the event. The difference between you going to Korea and them coming to Dreamhack is that a) you're not a progamer or anything that demands accommodation, 2) you don't have a manager or equivalent who's entire job is to make sure you don't have to do anything but play Starcraft 2. Are you serious? The Koreans applied to participate at Dreamhack and got accepted. They were sent information about having to take care of accomodations etc, just like everyone else, but didn't(except MC) for some reason. It's unfortunate what happened but you can hardly blame it on DH. They did the best they could in that situation and it's a miracle that they managed to find accomodations at all for the Koreans 1 day before the event. If the Koreans needed help to book Hotels or whatever then I'm sure the DH staff could have helped out, but it seems like they expected everything to be done for them. Don't give me some B.S. about how I treat guests, surely if you've seen videos from progaming houses in Korea you know that many of them share rooms. I'm not saying the Koreans should be treated badly, I just thought they wouldn't have any big problems sharing a room since they do it at home. It was their managers or their own fault that they had to share room afterall. | ||
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7sk
United States55 Posts
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moofang
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Tsohg
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MaxField
United States2386 Posts
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Gojira621
United States374 Posts
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Archerylady
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Brett
Australia3822 Posts
Thanks for the effort put into this! | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
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adRo.
Australia243 Posts
Also are there any videos of Merz playing? <3 tyler + mc | ||
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Eatme
Switzerland3919 Posts
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QuoteSky
United States38 Posts
i put huk in my gsl fantasy :D for only 1 point - STEAL | ||
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grnp
Sweden865 Posts
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TheSilverfox
Sweden1928 Posts
But to be fair - the write-up regarding the crowd and especially Day9 tent is kind of misleading. ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/Waxangel/atrioc/q7ovt.jpg) “Dreamhack was very nice although I was disappointed how small the tent was. It was always filled and ppl standing up” – Morrow This picture is from the first day before all of the people had arrived. There was also problems during these first hours because of lighting which is true. And also Morrows quote to that picture seems a bit weird. The entire rest of the tournament “took place” inside the Day9 tent, a too-small tent where fans were unable to see the players – even on the screens! This was fixed late the first day and after that the crowd was more or less like this all of the time: ![[image loading]](http://www.joinsimon.se/bilder/day9-tent.jpg) And yes, I do agree that the viewer experience could be improved a lot. | ||
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EchelonTee
United States5260 Posts
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
 what about idra-mc rivalry? | ||
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Dezire
Netherlands640 Posts
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Oreo7
United States1647 Posts
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twndomn
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