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First Glimpse: 2012 Battle.Net World Championship

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First Glimpse: 2012 Battle.Net World Championship

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January 26th, 2012 05:17 GMT
Blizzard's earlier announcement regarding the 2012 Battle.net World Championship was just the tip of the iceberg. In a phone call with TeamLiquid, Blizzard's Ilja Rotelli – Global Director of Community & eSports – offered some details about Blizzard's ambitious plans for StarCraft II in 2012.

The World Championship sits on top of a four-tier program, with tournaments at the continental, national, and sub-national level leading up to this final event. Blizzard hopes to cooperate with existing eSports organizations in order to implement this year long plan. Though fans are surely looking forward to the World Championships to be held in the Asia-Pacific region, the more interesting factor for the everyday StarCraft II player could be the lowest level of the tournament: the national qualifiers. By allowing everyone an equal chance at the national qualifier level, Blizzard hopes to make eSports a more participatory activity, and not just a pure spectator sport.

Overall Structure

Overall Structure


Four Tier system with World Championships at the top

Tier 3: Five continental championships

Tier 2: 15-16 national championships

Tier 1: Grassroots national qualifiers

Each tier feeds directly into the one above it

World Championship

World Championship


32 players, doubled from last year

Held in Asia at the end of the year

Crowns official StarCraft II World Champion for 2012

Want to increase content, way more matches - heard feedback loud and clear from BlizzCon 2011

Continental Championships

Continental Championships


Five regions: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, "rest of the world"

Each has its own live event, in front of a live audience

Aiming for the same kind of atmosphere and vibe as the EU invitational in Warsaw last year

Each championship will be casted in English, possible options for local languages, too

National Championships

National Championships


Crowns national champion for each country involved

Want to create local heroes for national communities

Trying to grow local markets, especially ones seen as underrepresented

15 or 16 countries currently being looked at, based off StarCraft-playing population. Aim to increase for 2013

Qualifiers for Nationals

Qualifiers for Nationals


Not run directly by Blizzard, rather in cooperation with existing eSports organizations

Will talk with interested parties to assign invite spots from existing events

Hoping some organizations will create new programs specifically to qualify people for the national championships

Miscellanea

Miscellanea


Same ballpark of prizes from last year's continental championships, not a step back in that area.

Will be held exclusively on Wings of Liberty regardless of possible Heart of the Swarm release

Want to expand the sport, making as many people interested. Trying to be inclusive and aspirational, with transparency.

Open to working with existing eSports organizations





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First, a question that will be on a lot of peoples' minds. What kind of prize money are you committing to your 2012 plan?

Ilja RotelliRight now we are still debating the final figures. We need to clarify that we do not believe this program revolves around the prize pool. We believe this is an exercise in delivering high quality events that are up to Blizzard standards, and in having great competition that involves countries that are not typically involved in the general industry of eSports.

We feel that the eSports industry is taking care of the prize money side of the equation to some extent, and that our job is to focus on developing a true 'World Cup,' if you will, for StarCraft II.

So the main incentive isn't the prize money, instead it would be the prestige of the Blizzard name and of competing in a tournament on such a large scale?

Ilja RotelliYes.
There was a very respectable prize purse at the Battle.net continental invitationals in 2011. Will the prize pools for that tier of competition be comparable at least?

Ilja RotelliWe are surely going to be in that ballpark; we're not taking steps back. We just didn't want to create an impression that because we're investing way more in eSports in 2012 that the prize pool would be dramatically increased.
When will the first events in this qualification process begin?

Ilja RotelliRight now we are engaging in conversations with our eSports partners to finalize the details. We're hoping to be able to disclose those details soon, but right now we don't have precise dates. I can say that I would be surprised if the program wasn't underway by 2nd quarter this year.
Blizzard received a lot of complaints last year during the BlizzCon 2011 StarCraft II Invitationals regarding the number of games that were being streamed, and the selection of the games that did happen to be streamed. Have you taken steps to ensure a better viewing experience for the 2012 season?

Ilja RotelliAbsolutely, we heard the feedback loud and clear, and it's one of the first priorities we took up with our event team regarding the way we will be proceeding this year. I'm certain that you guys will be pleasantly surprised by the amount of content we'll be able to provide.
You've decided to hold the finals in Asia this year. Any particular reason for picking that region?

Ilja RotelliHonestly we think this program is going to be extremely global in nature. The five continental championships will play a major role, not to speak of the individual national championships. In terms of looking holistically at the plan, this is a true global program without a focus on a specific region. But the kind of excitement that exists for eSports in Asia, and especially in recent times in China made us choose Asia this year. This doesn't mean we'll be holding the finals in Asia every year, as we said the program is global in philosophy and scope.
At the national qualifier level, do you hope to hold some tournaments that are completely open to anyone who wants to compete?

Ilja RotelliThat is precisely one of the design philosophies we originally adopted. The idea is that we want to make a more aspirational and participatory eSports environment for StarCraft. The idea that there are superstars that seem so far away, that one can't hope to become; this makes eSports very restrictive.

Blizzard has a slightly different goal from eSports companies. If you think very frankly about the business goal for Blizzard as a company, we gain when more people play the game, and a strategy that makes sense to achieve that goal is to go grassroots. We don't have plans in place yet, but in my dreams, this is the beginning, where we go as grassroots as we can for the first year. Then, in 2013, we would love to add an additional layer to the bottom of the structure, to be even more grassroots than now. This is just a philosophy, not a practical plan that we have in place, but certainly that is one of the design principles we have been using so far.

In terms of delivering content – be it through streams or holding live events – have you been looking into partnerships with streaming platforms, large tournaments, or other existing eSports organizations?

Ilja RotelliWe are open to conversation in both those directions right now. I can only tell you about the design principles so far. Clearly we want maximize the amount of viewership we can generate out of this program, so the general philosophy is not going to be to protect and contain the content, but rather multiply the number of platforms it gets distributed through. But in terms of tangible plans, we don't have details right now.
A large number of eSports organizations popped up in 2011 and the market has become somewhat congested. With Blizzard adding a further layer of complexity to the market, do you plan to act as a regulator or take on some other similar role?

Ilja RotelliNot at this time. We love what eSports organizations have been doing so far. As a matter of fact, we want to work with all these eSports organizations to execute our plan. We don't imagine we will implement all these programs and events directly, and we will be working with organizations to create these plans. We certainly hope that eSports organizations will want to focus a lot of effort on these programs we are bringing to the table, because they will have a mutually beneficial impact.

Right now, we don't have immediate plans to provide any form of regulation of the sport across different organizations. Different regional realities are delicate to "mess with" if you will, and we don't want to break something that is working well in Korea, North America, or Europe with their different organizations. Certainly we would love to facilitate conversations between the organizations, and we hope that by providing a model of how we do things, we might provide some level of standardization in the formats, quality of competition, streaming and so forth. We want to be leading by example, instead of telling people what to do.

The Battle.net ladder has become relatively stagnant as a form of competition between top players. Are there plans to make it play a deeper role at the regional qualifier level?

Ilja RotelliWe never stopped considering the ladder as we built this program, and certainly we brought that conversation up. But for the time being, I don't have anything to offer immediately about how we are going to be able to use the ladder for competition purposes.
Your competitors, Riot and Valve, took an approach to eSports that involved injecting a considerable amount of prize money. How do you think your philosophies differ?

Ilja RotelliWell, what I would like to say is that there is one approach to eSports that relies a lot on what I would call "stunts," in what you are trying to achieve is a lot of media attention while asserting yourself in the industry. And then, we are treating eSports as a sport. We have the notion of building an organic, creative plan that really is global in nature and creates an aspirational infrastructure for all the countries we are operating in. That probably is the bulk of the difference between what we're trying to do here and what other competitors might be interested in doing.

We feel that for example we might have a lot of grassroots level competition that maybe differentiates us from other opportunities out there. We are still working from the top down and putting together an infrastructure that starts with the World Championships, so it's not like we don't understand the value of making a statement. But for us, this is an 'excuse,' if you will, to go all the way down to the grassroots level, because it's just easier to build this kind of pyramid from the top down than it is from the ground up.

How would the release of Heart of the Swarm in the middle of the year affect the competition?

Ilja RotelliWe had that conversation and we had to decide. Obviously we don't have a release date announced yet for Heart of the Swarm, and we had to decide how eSports would behave in 2012 for StarCraft II. We felt that any form of switch whenever the date would be, from Wings of Liberty to Heart of the Swarm, would betray the nature of the sport. I can't tell a bunch of professional players because of marketing that "You know, you need to promote Heart of the Swarm, could you show up next month and switch the game you're playing?" So the entire 2012 season is going to be played with Wings of Liberty, regardless of when we launch Heart of the Swarm.
Will the process for qualifying for the World Championships be completely void of invitations? Will everyone have to go through the same process?

Ilja RotelliEverybody goes through the same process. Basically, we're trying to move away from the notion of invitationals that we used in 2011, and move into a transparent infrastructure that allows people from the outside to look in and say "Okay, if I want to go to World Championships, there's a path in front of me that allows me to qualify." It won't be Blizzard just picking people who are good for marketing purposes; it's really a sport.
You are in a peculiar situation where a lot of eSports organizations are competing to be the 'best' in the world, and now you have entered the picture as well. Are you trying to compete with these organizations and become the so-called best as well?

Ilja RotelliAs far as I'm concerned, I want everybody to be the best, I want every organization to be able to deliver amazing eSports experiences to our audience. Blizzard wins if everybody wins, and we're certainly not competing with eSports organizations. If anything, we're trying to find new and engaging ways to support them and make them financially viable, and make sure they have long term financial stability. This program is actually done in cooperation with all these eSports organizations. We're definitely not competing face to face.

We need this program because there are aspects of eSports that the current business model of eSports cannot naturally take care of. For example, if I were an eSports organizer my goal would be to create the best possible content, so that I can monetize it through sponsorships and advertisements. So I would just need the best players in the world regardless of where they were and I wouldn't have specific market growth needs.

Blizzard has a very different mission, so we felt that this program was needed to let eSports emerge in markets that might not be so attractive for the regular industries in eSports, but are important for the overall health of the system.




Thanks to Kennigit and Blizzard's Bob Colayco for making this feature possible.
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Eruaphadion
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Canada78 Posts
January 26 2012 05:21 GMT
#2
This is pretty cool news! I think this is the next step in seeing SC2 become a cultural icon across the world.
"STEP ON THE GAS"
devPLEASE
Profile Joined March 2011
Kenya604 Posts
January 26 2012 05:21 GMT
#3
Amazing. Hopefully a new player will emerge and wreck the scene. And I'm glad Blozzard isn't in charge of this tourney as in Blozzcon, thu did horrible in terms of map pool. With experienced leagues like GSL, Dreamhack, and IEM, the regional tournies will be great.
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Xayvier
Profile Joined November 2010
United States387 Posts
January 26 2012 05:21 GMT
#4
This looks absolutely amazing, looking forward to it. Thanks Kennigit! I can't wait, it seems they're really trying to participate in esports unlike usual.
ffadicted
Profile Joined January 2011
United States3545 Posts
January 26 2012 05:25 GMT
#5
Starcraft II World Cup.... mother of god this wll be good
SooYoung-Noona!
TimJongiL
Profile Joined November 2011
United States13 Posts
January 26 2012 05:26 GMT
#6
I'm so bummed Blizzcon isn't going to be in Anaheim this year The first one Blizzcon I was looking forward to attending too! Oh well, til next time!
What do you do when your ahead? Get more ahead!
Jisira
Profile Blog Joined October 2011
88 Posts
January 26 2012 05:26 GMT
#7
Would be cool to see some upsets in the National Championships, really sweet idea overall as well.
ChuCky.Ca
Profile Joined July 2011
Canada2489 Posts
January 26 2012 05:26 GMT
#8
THIS LOOKS FUCKING AMAZING
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Kennigit *
Profile Blog Joined October 2006
Canada19376 Posts
January 26 2012 05:27 GMT
#9
On January 26 2012 14:21 mrKamiya wrote:
This looks absolutely amazing, looking forward to it. Thanks Kennigit! I can't wait, it seems they're really trying to participate in esports unlike usual.

All i did was reply to an email. Waxangel is the true interview hero.
dnld12
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
United States314 Posts
January 26 2012 05:28 GMT
#10
Coollllllzz.
though i am a bit worried on national champion.

Our national champiion in america: Idra (or huk depending on how u look at it)
Is in korea.

And sweden's: naniwa or sase. is in korea too?

How do those work?
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Skwid1g
Profile Joined April 2011
United States929 Posts
January 26 2012 05:31 GMT
#11
Wait.... the entire thing is going to be played on WoL?

That seems like a terrible idea to be honest, unless they're alluding to the fact that HotS isn't coming out until late in the year or something.
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Mairu
Profile Joined August 2010
United States222 Posts
January 26 2012 05:31 GMT
#12
This sounds pretty cool but I'm really disappointed that the finals won't be in Blizzcon but they'll be in China. Chance of me being able to go there in person is pretty nonexistent

Hopefully the continental championship for NA will be held somewhere on the west coast
nohbrows
Profile Joined February 2011
United States647 Posts
January 26 2012 05:32 GMT
#13
While I am always quick to draw the criticism nuke and launch at Blizzard for anything they do, I gotta say that they seem to have the right mindset and direction to help grow e-sports. This looks freaking amazing and awesome.

And also, you guys (teamliquid staff) are freaking amazing and awesome for doing this interview!
Seizon Senryaku!
ChuCky.Ca
Profile Joined July 2011
Canada2489 Posts
January 26 2012 05:34 GMT
#14
On January 26 2012 14:31 Skwid1g wrote:
Wait.... the entire thing is going to be played on WoL?

That seems like a terrible idea to be honest, unless they're alluding to the fact that HotS isn't coming out until late in the year or something.

well it's pretty obvious that hots will be late in the year love that there deciding to use WOL
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iliektocreep
Profile Joined August 2011
5 Posts
January 26 2012 05:35 GMT
#15
I'm really glad that gives anybody with a dream of getting into the SC2 pro scene a fair shot!
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OneWhoIsMany
Profile Joined May 2010
Canada291 Posts
January 26 2012 05:38 GMT
#16
Amazing, thank you BLizzard!!!!
tsuxiit
Profile Joined July 2010
1286 Posts
January 26 2012 05:38 GMT
#17
This actually looks really cool. Rest assured though that when HotS hits in like October and the finals is in Nov/December, everyone is going to hate Blizzard and the tournament will be considered a joke.
looknohands119
Profile Joined March 2010
United States814 Posts
January 26 2012 05:39 GMT
#18
Absolutely EPIC! The HOTS/WOL statement though scars me a bit... Will people practice just for this in WOL if the rest of the competitive world has already switched to HOTS?
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GhandiEAGLE
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
United States11450 Posts
January 26 2012 05:40 GMT
#19
Wow, this is so incredibly cool, I think all of the Blizzard haters just got served XD

Also ty to Waxangle (forever misspelled) for getting this interview done! Great work!
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mrRoflpwn
Profile Blog Joined February 2011
United States2611 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-01-26 05:41:35
January 26 2012 05:40 GMT
#20
its sounds absolutely amazing in my head- i know it will be b/c they are working closely with local organization already in place. Blizzard championships are of the highest prestige!
EDIT: I really think even if they release HoTS this year- they wont sell tournament licenses this year just to keep everyone on the same page.
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