EPTWill progaming will ever be big outside Korea?
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SoLaR[i.C]
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pheered.user
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SoLaR[i.C]
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Beyonder
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HnR)hT
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TheLegend
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Cheez_Dip{PAK}
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ocoini
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But I dont think it will happen in our lifetime..or maybe it will. | ||
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otherOne
United States135 Posts
And IMO, I don't think Korea is in its 'mature' stage right now yet either. I mean, besides the very top of the progamers, most earn very little money =[ Pros also feel the need to have a strike to get the prizes raised, because currently, the lesser pros don't have much to earn income. 8 hours of constant practicing is crazy too, heh I don't really think professionals in other 'sports' practice 8-10 hours a day straight  | ||
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Kobayashi
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Sw1tCh
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baal
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
8 hours of constant practicing is crazy too, heh I don't really think professionals in other 'sports' practice 8-10 hours a day straight If you count lifting, conditioning, and practice then I bet it's quite even. | ||
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Casper...
Liberia4948 Posts
this will eventually happen elsewhere, as is already the case in nordic and european countries. | ||
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rOm
Latvia1208 Posts
On August 13 2003 02:35 Casper... wrote: Agreed. People use computers and internet conections more and more.the koreans got on the internet bandwagon immediately since they didn't allow consoles. the internet is part of their culture. this will eventually happen elsewhere, as is already the case in nordic and european countries. | ||
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~Drewby
Korea (South)131 Posts
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SoLaR[i.C]
United States2969 Posts
On August 12 2003 23:47 otherOne wrote: 8 hours of constant practicing is crazy too, heh I don't really think professionals in other 'sports' practice 8-10 hours a day straight If you think 8 hours of practicing on a computer is nearly as hard as actual physical training in something like football then you are nuts. I play football and I've had 8 hour practices and they SUCK. You are too tired to do anything after, and I a do mean ANYTHING. I'd gladly sit on my ass and play games for 8 hours if thats what i did for a living and people didn't think i was a complete loser. lol =O | ||
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BlackJack
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C)R
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bASesinAtOR
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mensrea
Canada5062 Posts
On August 13 2003 06:28 C)R wrote: stranger things have happened, take golf for example ...or pro skateboarding. Or MOVIES about pro skateboarding. I think it's safe to say there's nothing inherent to pro gaming to prevent it from growing and becoming popular - even in the US. | ||
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Ao_Jun
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Iron[NM]
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Chuiu
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Note: That was ment to make fun of bowling. | ||
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ArtOfForce
Belarus11 Posts
the SHOW like Coreans... | ||
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radiaL
Andorra2690 Posts
Like in Germany.. they broadcast war3 on fridays someone said... | ||
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MaZgOt
Australia58 Posts
1. more money per head 2. more tournaments 3. The most number of pro players AND YET.. The australian community chooses to go "wtg is sc? u mean cs rite?" | ||
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Tien
Russian Federation4447 Posts
I don't think it will happen in our lifetime, or else some 10 year old addict will be earning 100 000 dollars which is rediculous. You can play pro football the rest of your life but progaming can only go so far. I'd call Boxer a loser if 5 years from now he is still playing starcraft. | ||
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MyztiC`Terran
United States374 Posts
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SoMuchBetter
Australia10606 Posts
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Aus.predator
Australia26 Posts
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mensrea
Canada5062 Posts
On August 17 2003 01:12 Tien wrote: People Just think that gaming is an addiction, and it is. All those korean pros are just addicted to that game. People don't give some nerd playing ten hours a day away from everyone and alone in his basement any respect. I mean spending 10hrs a day practicing hockey with other people is more respectable than being secluded with a computer for 10 hrs. I don't think it will happen in our lifetime, or else some 10 year old addict will be earning 100 000 dollars which is rediculous. You can play pro football the rest of your life but progaming can only go so far. I'd call Boxer a loser if 5 years from now he is still playing starcraft. You can play pro football until the next injury to your spinal column. And, if 5 years from now, if Boxer's still playing (presumably because he's still skilled and the game's still popular), most will be calling him "a rich bastard." | ||
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cubik
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Anti-HerO)
United States1 Post
Console games like Halo and Super Smash Brothers Melee are pretty big now. | ||
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radiaL
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[edit]: secluded? wtf u mean they arent playing other people? | ||
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pariah
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Abs0lu7ioN
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Catzkilla[DW]
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bi11y
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Stim_Abuser
United States1277 Posts
mensrea, how dare you! skateboarding is one of the hardest things to be good at and is very entertaining to watch. | ||
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FragStar
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btw, just discovred this kind of smileys... they own ^^   | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
 Well not exactly like that but I use to skate. | ||
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Stim_Abuser
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Funktion
Australia156 Posts
On September 05 2003 03:07 Stim_Abuser wrote: stealth and i would bet they you where no where near good at it. being a sk8er isnt hard but being good at it is kthx. You should realise that maybe, just maybe someone actually can be good at stuff outside of this forum and SC. Crazy huh? | ||
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Stim_Abuser
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ObsoleteLogic
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