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Zax19
Czech Republic1136 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On April 11 2013 22:39 AzBozz wrote: heromarine isnt allowed to play the qualifier what a fucking joke Wait what? | ||
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m0ck
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govie
9334 Posts
On April 11 2013 22:57 m0ck wrote: I'm guessing it's an age thing Hell, i'm 30+ and i like anime too  | ||
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archonOOid
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On April 11 2013 22:57 m0ck wrote: I'm guessing it's an age thing what about life then? | ||
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govie
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He dont like anime, he watches tellsell | ||
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m0ck
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Germany has pretty draconian laws regarding video-games and age-restrictions, hopefully it will be contained to that area. | ||
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
I am a little confused that InSur from iS didn't get picked seeing as he got 3rd at the US Nationals and got 5/6th at the NA Nationals to qualify for the World championship placing 17-24th... | ||
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arkedos
Germany1426 Posts
On April 11 2013 23:06 m0ck wrote: Germany has pretty draconian laws regarding video-games and age-restrictions, hopefully it will be contained to that area. It hasnt anything to do with "laws" regarding video-games or age-restrictions. It has more to do with working laws etc. and the fact that a tournament could easily go beyond 10 PM which isnt allowed for juveniles under the age of 16 to "work" that long. | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On April 11 2013 23:19 arkedos wrote: It hasnt anything to do with "laws" regarding video-games or age-restrictions. It has more to do with working laws etc. and the fact that a tournament could easily go beyond 10 PM which isnt allowed for juveniles under the age of 16 to "work" that long. Question: what happens if a young Korean gamer attends the final in Germany? | ||
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Germany4057 Posts
On April 11 2013 23:22 JustPassingBy wrote: Question: what happens if a young Korean gamer attends the final in Germany? You can get exceptions. | ||
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Mormel
Netherlands57 Posts
Wasn't Maru replaced with some else last Gamescom? | ||
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smashlloyd20
251 Posts
Also Lowely missing from EU is a travesty. He has every possible qualification to get in. Feast probably should be in there but most of his recent success has come from tournaments that Blizzard probably didn't look at (ATC, etc.). | ||
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Vesimias
Finland135 Posts
On April 11 2013 23:34 Mormel wrote: Wasn't Maru replaced with some else last Gamescom? Yes, Maru won a qualifier for IEM Katowice(?), but since he was 15, he got replaced by the next player which was Dream. | ||
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Germany4057 Posts
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m0ck
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m0ck
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On April 11 2013 23:19 arkedos wrote: It hasnt anything to do with "laws" regarding video-games or age-restrictions. It has more to do with working laws etc. and the fact that a tournament could easily go beyond 10 PM which isnt allowed for juveniles under the age of 16 to "work" that long. Fair enough, but isn't the absence of gaming cafes in Germany due to age restriction? I would call that pretty heavy handed.. | ||
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o)_Saurus
Germany260 Posts
On April 11 2013 23:19 th3rogue wrote: ... The age restriction for WCS is set by Blizzard for all WCS regions. edit/ th3rogue is working for ESL as community manager for sc2. | ||
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
No, I am not talking about the top-heavy distribution, that has been talked to death and clearly I am not the only one having objections against that. It's that players who start in Code S, lose three series in the row and drop straight out of the league get more money (300€) than a player who starts in Code A and advances to Code S (0€). That just doesn't sound very fair to me. In an environment where some players start ahead of others and players advance or fall back due to their performance, the only natural way for me to distribute the money would be according to when a player was eliminated. This way, if we keep the current prize pool distribution, not the players who start at Code A won't à priori go out empty-handed, but the players who are eliminated in the first round of Code A (some of them possibly from Code S). | ||
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