Would you rather watch the best possible players in a tour…
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Suc
Australia1569 Posts
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
The actual problem is that there is barely any rising non-korean talent. All the crying about 'they're all koreans' is flat out pathetic. You should be crying about how the western teams, all with significantly more money and sponsorships than the korean teams, are failing to produce talent and are instead hanging on to players that haven't been relevant in terms of gameplay since early beta. It's the 'foreign' teams failing you, not tournament organizers. | ||
Black17
France435 Posts
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-shArk-
Germany150 Posts
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Golden Ghost
Netherlands1041 Posts
It might not be the highest quality games but I find more fun in cheering for it. That´s also why I don´t watch the English/Spanish football competitions but the Dutch. The English/Spanish games are much better in quality on average but I just don´t have an emotional investment or connection with those teams. | ||
SkyHighEyes
United States11 Posts
I also really liked the WCS format this year because having a bunch of sub-tournaments limited by nation and then region gave some rising talent a fighting chance and let us really get a look at what's out there. A Korean will probably win it all, but I'm glad I got to see a Europe-only tournament and an NA-only tournament before then. | ||
DevilofDeath
United States73 Posts
Except its eSports style; and unfortunately eSports looks so much more beautiful when its the best players playing. | ||
Xlancer
United States126 Posts
On August 26 2012 08:08 MCXD wrote: Favourite players > Best players > Rising players But frankly, a combination of the three is always the best. That's why semi-invite semi-open systems seem to work well. This is exactly how I feel too | ||
GreenHorizons
United States21792 Posts
Favourite players > Best players > Rising players.... is correct. I rarely watch any matches without a zerg opponent also so that is probably the biggest part for me... Although if we got some pro's who really didn't like each other that could make for some interesting matches too. For all the team owners out there if you really want to be successfull don't forget to teach your players some PR skills along with SC2 strats | ||
ff7legend
United States213 Posts
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LawnMower
Sweden557 Posts
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SHOOG
United States1639 Posts
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RedFive
United States4 Posts
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Psyclon
Bulgaria2443 Posts
A tournament with the best possible players will always trump a tournament with rising talents. The question should be - should there be more tournaments with rising talents? And my answer is yes, yes, yes! | ||
RoranRock
France294 Posts
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executorx
Germany81 Posts
nationalities arent important. | ||
Adellund
Denmark92 Posts
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Exya
Canada54 Posts
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a9arnn
United States1537 Posts
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Alpino
Brazil4390 Posts
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