I am with the group that when I want to be entertained with Starcraft I will watch the players I like, If i don't care about the players I normally don't really watch. If I am in need of education I will watch the best players of the race I play.

P_Golden

Italy6 Posts

August 26 2012 12:57 GMT

#42

Where is the "I just want to watch Idra" part?

jnd

Czech Republic915 Posts

August 26 2012 13:11 GMT

#43

My country doesn't have any good players. But I'd like to see new talented players mixed up with the current best. One example would be watching KeSPa players in WCS Korea, they're practically new to SC2 but really talented and you can watch something new and unexpected in their play.

tree.hugger

Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts

August 26 2012 13:39 GMT

#44

On August 26 2012 06:47 Ettick wrote:
I like watching rising talent take on the best players, so it's a mix of both lol

Yeah, why can't we do both?

Mistakes

United States1104 Posts

August 26 2012 14:09 GMT

#45

I would rather watch the best possible talent.

I would much rather watch the best Koreans in the world doing the most solid/thought out builds there is. I don't want to watch a tournament that includes half the people I hit on the ladder on a daily basis.

KookyMonster

United States311 Posts

August 26 2012 16:26 GMT

#46

Ideally, a combo of both. But I'd rather watch good games.

WhiteWOR

27 Posts

August 26 2012 16:32 GMT

#47

I would like to watch both, which is why wcs is such a cool tournament, the best from all the countries in one tournament.

xSilverx

Sweden76 Posts

August 26 2012 17:41 GMT

#48

PLEASE!!!!! have more polls like this!!

Seiferz

United States640 Posts

August 26 2012 18:11 GMT

#49

Both, to a degree. But "best play" should really be "best play". I don't want to watch Heart cheese or Leenock 3 base muta ling bling bust every game. Middle of the road koreans are the worst in regards to this question. Rising korean talent? None I really care about. Best play? Not really unless you have the heavyweights like MVP/DRG/etc.

y0su

Finland7871 Posts

August 26 2012 18:11 GMT

#50

I like watching both. I love watching GSL or MLG with top Koreans (and top foreigners). However, I also like watching "regional" tournaments. I enjoyed the EU WCS regional qualifiers as well as many of the tournaments that only get a few of the TOP players and lots of regional player opportunities.

deathserv

United States228 Posts

August 26 2012 19:00 GMT

#51

On August 26 2012 06:47 Ettick wrote:
I like watching rising talent take on the best players, so it's a mix of both lol

Well said. Agree 100%.

SayGen

United States1209 Posts

August 26 2012 19:55 GMT

#52

So much better to watch players i've been following for quite some time.

Any of the EG players, MMA, MKP, MVP, Nestea

CCa1ss1e

Canada3231 Posts

August 26 2012 20:39 GMT

#53

love to see the best of the best..

markrevival

United States222 Posts

August 26 2012 21:18 GMT

#54

if I only had to choose one, I prefer the GSL. The absolute best in the world. But of course it is fun to watch tournaments from all over the world. There is so much talent to be seen everywhere.

Kompicek

Czech Republic245 Posts

August 26 2012 21:26 GMT

#55

I prefer to watch non koreans doing well agaisnt koreans

RuiBarbO

United States1340 Posts

August 26 2012 21:29 GMT

#56

Tough choice. Best players edged it out for me, but really I'd like a better mix of both. Maybe I should have voted for rising talent...

Warpath

Canada1242 Posts

August 26 2012 22:29 GMT

#57

I want to watch good play. I could care less about the nationality behind the player.

Luepert

United States1934 Posts

August 26 2012 23:13 GMT

#58

Then why the fuck does everyone complain about TSL and "boring korean syndrome?"

CursOr

United States6335 Posts

August 26 2012 23:22 GMT

#59

People will say they want to watch the best, and argue it non-stop, but the viewer numbers always tell a different story. People want to see foreigners do well, and see people from their country do well. Viewer numbers will always go down when it's just Korean players left. No need to make a poll- really you know it to be true.