I prefer to watch the best, which is why I've purchased a GSL subscription... but I have to admit that WCS is great to follow, I am enjoying it a lot.

Zealously

East Gorteau22261 Posts

August 29 2012 17:07 GMT

#122

Kind of "both"

ilimor

Sweden47 Posts

August 29 2012 17:23 GMT

#123

Yeah this poll need more answers, kind of both for me aswell

xtfftc

United Kingdom2343 Posts

August 29 2012 17:24 GMT

#124

Neither.

jyuj

Australia103 Posts

August 29 2012 18:45 GMT

#125

Both much???

di4m0nd

United States297 Posts

August 29 2012 23:43 GMT

#126

i would have to go with both

ackbar

United States94 Posts

August 30 2012 01:21 GMT

#127

Both, but more the first.

docvoc

United States5491 Posts

August 30 2012 03:17 GMT

#128

Thought provoking thread, but I like watching risin stars like the IPL amateur league

how

United States538 Posts

August 30 2012 05:12 GMT

#129

They both have their places, college football and the nfl are both able to exist.

NotoriousBig

Germany301 Posts

August 30 2012 15:51 GMT

#130

i think it´s always good, to have some personalities in the scene and young rising players instead of only some koreans, i think in tourneys like MLG the focus in the first rounds should be on young talents or more unknown players, because in the end youo will have koreans over koreans.

Jakkerr

Netherlands2549 Posts

August 30 2012 18:30 GMT

#131

Depends... obviously you wanna see great players.
But if it's 16 koreans or 14 koreans and 2 foreigners I'm not watching it.

chichom27

Ecuador56 Posts

August 30 2012 19:41 GMT

#132

Depends on the tourney. For Example I expect the top of the top in GSL Code S. I like the mix of Top Koreans and Top International players in MLG. Every other tourney I like seeing new players with a few good names top stir attentopn.

Kreggar

United States83 Posts

August 30 2012 23:23 GMT

#133

I started watching eSports because I like seeing what the best players in the world can do with StarCraft 2, and I still love seeing highly skilled games. However, I have really been enjoying the WCS because of the nationalistic elements. I can't wait to see players like Scarlett, Vibe, and djRecco going up against the best from other parts of the world.

What I'm trying to say is...I want more of BOTH!!!

AnachronisticAnarchy

United States2957 Posts

August 31 2012 03:26 GMT

#134

I prefer a combination of the two. Seeing rising talent beat rising talent means nothing. Seeing rising talent beating established players, on the other hand...

Havik_

United States5585 Posts

August 31 2012 03:32 GMT

#135

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

This by far

frosecold

Venezuela76 Posts

August 31 2012 08:13 GMT

#136

This poll was very hard, i like to learn from the very best, but sometimes the metagames are too far from my understanding and watching some local "pro" gamer would help me... though choice to make indeed

Ammanas

Slovakia2166 Posts

August 31 2012 13:20 GMT

#137

I prefer to watch good games. There is more probabilty that better players will give us better games, but still for example Puck vs TLO with 4 warp prisms and continuous harassment from both players is much better than standard push seen 100 times from Taeja outright killing DRG. Lastly I enjoyed OSL games the most I think.

ManicMarine

Australia409 Posts

August 31 2012 14:14 GMT

#138

This poll is hard, because if 'best possible players' means watching something like MKP vs Seed then of course I'll watch that. But if it's just a mid level korean playing then I'd usually go for the local option.

Silentness

United States2821 Posts

August 31 2012 16:32 GMT

#139

A mixture of both. Since there's no both option... I picked the best players. If I HAD to choose one... I'd watch the best players, because if I could only watch "decent" players I wouldn't be learning much.