NASL Grand Finals Day 1 - Page 665

On July 09 2011 09:16 Disposition1989 wrote:
the only people more nit picky about things, i.e. what seems like a whole lot of TL posters, are canadian hockey fans (including myself). you either paid 25 bucks for like a thousand million hours of content, or youre watching it for free. you know what i did when the sound was low? turned my speakers up. when the sound levelled out, guess what. i turned my speakers down. done

On July 09 2011 09:16 Jibba wrote:

It's been a bunch of domination by Code A players. How is it possibly comparable to TSL or IPL?

On July 09 2011 09:15 baldgye wrote:


There is this little thing in somewhere called 'korea' (?) called the GSL (?) It's like a rip off of the NASL apprentally...

On July 09 2011 09:16 Nero. wrote:

I still have nightmares of Blademasters :

*chop* *chop* *chop*= Archmage LvL X died

On July 09 2011 09:16 Disposition1989 wrote:
the only people more nit picky about things, i.e. what seems like a whole lot of TL posters, are canadian hockey fans (including myself). you either paid 25 bucks for like a thousand million hours of content, or youre watching it for free. you know what i did when the sound was low? turned my speakers up. when the sound levelled out, guess what. i turned my speakers down. done

On July 09 2011 09:17 thepuppyassassin wrote:
This Korean dominance might actually be good for the NASL. Just look at how large this thread is on the first day. People want to see the foreign and Korean pro scene duke it out. Of course.. if Koreans continue to dominate in such a fashion.. things will quickly get dull.

On July 09 2011 09:16 JayJay_90 wrote:

not saying the translator is incredibly hot or anything, but i'd still prefer her over anna

On July 09 2011 09:16 Disposition1989 wrote:
the only people more nit picky about things, i.e. what seems like a whole lot of TL posters, are canadian hockey fans (including myself). you either paid 25 bucks for like a thousand million hours of content, or youre watching it for free. you know what i did when the sound was low? turned my speakers up. when the sound levelled out, guess what. i turned my speakers down. done

On July 09 2011 09:07 oriox wrote:



That is the only way for them to be competitive, is to train with Koreans. Something that most foreigners cannot do. All of you people saying "lol why u want the bad players to play???" are missing the point. This is why you have tiered leagues in other sports, if there was only one professional baseball league right now then most baseball players would quit because they cannot compete. This doesn't mean they are terrible or don't practice enough, it just means they need to play people on the same level as them for the games to be competitive. If you invite the Yankees to every minor league game, they will win everything, this doesn't mean those minor league teams are horrible.

The Koreans being invited to every foreign event which happens over a weekend means they risk little, and have access to all the rewards that foreigners do. So where do the foreigners turn to, especially in NA? Where is the incentive to compete when even MLG is overtaken by Koreans? In turn, a foreigner has little access to Code A because they must live there for a month+ and for only 1500$, Koreans fly in over the weekend and snatch up 5k at MLG, 50k at NASL.

What incentive does the minor league baseball player have when he knows he cannot get paid unless he beats the Yankees? Without a tiered division, you eliminate any incentive at foreigners from entering the scene. The barrier to entry becomes too high, cannot be overcome by practical means.

On July 09 2011 09:17 Telcontar wrote:

Yeah it's been too one-sided to enjoy really. I guess we'll have closer games when the Koreans go up against each other.

On July 09 2011 09:16 Jibba wrote:

It's been a bunch of domination by Code A players. How is it possibly comparable to TSL or IPL?