It depends. I don't think that WoL will ever be considered as good of a game as HotS (at least I sure hope so). Playing WoL on stuff like tl attack or more fun lighthearted community tournaments: yes.

Something as large and serious as TLS? No.

JJH777

United States4407 Posts

February 07 2013 02:34 GMT

Well I'm definitely going to watch IPL6 so yes I guess. That's just because I know it will have a godly lineup though. Probably won't watch anymore after that.

CursOr

United States6335 Posts

February 07 2013 02:43 GMT

I'm being naively hopeful that HotS will drastically improve SC2 gameplay and tactics.

lokes

Argentina80 Posts

February 07 2013 02:49 GMT

Of course there will be tournaments, and of course i will watch them. It will be interesting to see how the metagame will keep changing and i hope blizzard keeps on patching wol.

TJ31

630 Posts

February 07 2013 02:50 GMT

Nope, not interested in those already, even before HotS release.
Maybe I'll check IPL6 if there will be some good matches starting from RO16 or so though.

Oh and I think WoL will be completely abandoned by Blizzard short after HotS release. Main team are gonna work on HotS and it's balance ofc and later, on LotV.
WoL will most likely get some battle.net changes whenever HotS will get em too.
And it makes sense. Pro scene and the most of casuals gonna switch to HotS, no way Blizzard will work hard to fix anything in WoL just for a few people who are still playing.

LeeDawg

United States1306 Posts

February 07 2013 03:00 GMT

my interest in sc2 has been re-ignited by HotS. gonna watch, play, and learn only HotS

Insomni7

667 Posts

February 07 2013 03:07 GMT

HotS does seem to be an ovetrall better game than WoL from what I have seen. I dont see myself going back once I switch.

nooboon

2602 Posts

February 07 2013 03:39 GMT

No. Maybe some random fun stuff here and there but everyone will be moving on into HOTS. There won't be much left for WOL.

The finals of IPL 6 will be the exception.

midnight999

United States257 Posts

February 07 2013 03:43 GMT

probably not.

regizer239

Guam327 Posts

February 07 2013 03:59 GMT

#10

This is kinda like asking if you would be interested in starcraft tourneys when brood war comes out. I really don't see any pro-gamers sticking to WoL over HotS.

Emzeeshady

Canada4203 Posts

February 07 2013 04:10 GMT

#11

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docvoc

United States5491 Posts

February 07 2013 04:18 GMT

#12

I loved WoL, I couldn't keep playing it because I couldn't play often enough, but it is a great game. That said, I don't want to see WoL played on anything more serious than just dicking around games like TL attack after HotS. HotS is a far superior looking game right now, it is just so open to change and is brimming with new micro potential, situational play, and much more than WoL had. HotS is a worthy descendent of WoL and should be treated as such. That said, WoL is still great and should be treated as such

ThePlayer33

Australia2378 Posts

February 07 2013 04:47 GMT

#13

wont be watching ipl6.

mlg winter signifies a complete transition for me.

DJSub

Indonesia261 Posts

February 07 2013 04:49 GMT

#14

Can't wait for WoL to finish

Riner1212

United States337 Posts

February 07 2013 05:10 GMT

#15

meh not really. dont think i will be watching sc2 or hots anymore. imo i dont think blizzard is as good of a company as it was.

LittLeD

Sweden7973 Posts

February 07 2013 06:09 GMT

#16

If the WoL tournament consists of interesting players, then sure.

For me it's all about the players, not which game they play.

Cyanocyst

2222 Posts

February 07 2013 07:02 GMT

#17

At least at the start, Hots will consume my interest. Im willing to say idk in the long run. However Personally with new units and more options. And hopefully fixed to make hots more and more balanced, Hots will be the more interesting to watch in the long run as well.

umelbumel

2026 Posts

February 07 2013 07:37 GMT

#18

No. after the last GSL WoL is dead for me.

Goibon

New Zealand8185 Posts

February 07 2013 07:53 GMT

#19

A one off nostalgia event from time to time could be fun, but by and large no. I don't want division in my viewing and i don't want players training what will effectively be two different games.

HotS better not be arse. Ball is in Blizzar's court.

edit: definitely speaking short term, if there's a couple of WoL tournaments in the month or two after HotS release, that's fine. I'm not going to draw a magic line and say NO MORE WOL once HotS ships. That's a bit silly. HotS will take a few months to sink in i would think and in that time if there's WoL on i'm not gonna actively avoid it. Long term though, no.