EPTAnd Maker would have been pretty legitimate I think.
2011 Latinamerican Battle.net Invitational - Page 17
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Bibbit
Canada5377 Posts
And Maker would have been pretty legitimate I think. | ||
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Barbiero
Brazil5259 Posts
On August 11 2011 08:38 BandonBanshee wrote: This is a joke. Catz and Killer are basicly playing random players thrown together at the last minute. Lets see who gets a free ride to blizzcon. MajOr is now a "random player". And so are the two best Zerg players of Brazil - who mind you, would beat the crap out of you - or the best Protoss in Argentina(Capoch). So sad that neither lamp, Potiguar nor wzp were invited, but I guess they had schedule/visa issues(it's a pain to get a USA visa). These guys aren't "random", they have their names in the Latin American community - which, by the way, is what matters in a latin american invitational. Maybe they aren't really top-players, but they aren't "random players thrown at the last minute". | ||
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haitike
Spain2737 Posts
Fenix, Major, Catz, Killer, that would have been awesome. | ||
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MrSalamandra
United Kingdom412 Posts
On August 11 2011 08:58 Zephirdd wrote: MajOr is now a "random player". And so are the two best Zerg players of Brazil - who mind you, would beat the crap out of you - or the best Protoss in Argentina(Capoch). So sad that neither lamp, Potiguar nor wzp were invited, but I guess they had schedule/visa issues(it's a pain to get a USA visa). These guys aren't "random", they have their names in the Latin American community - which, by the way, is what matters in a latin american invitational. Maybe they aren't really top-players, but they aren't "random players thrown at the last minute". The competition level is still terrible in comparison to the EU qualifier. Even Catz, Major and Killer would be considered weaker players in that field, with someone like Retro being way below that. It is rather ridiculous that the prize pool and prize distribution for both the tournaments are identical given that... although it is understandable given that they're supposed to be (but just aren't) equal events in different locations. | ||
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Horse...falcon
United States1851 Posts
On August 11 2011 09:03 MrSalamandra wrote: The competition level is still terrible in comparison to the EU qualifier. Even Catz, Major and Killer would be considered weaker players in that field, with someone like Retro being way below that. It is rather ridiculous that the prize pool and prize distribution for both the tournaments are identical given that... although it is understandable given that they're supposed to be (but just aren't) equal events in different locations. >.> How do you think Korea feels? They're trying to attract a varied audience not run the most competitive tournament. Getting a couple of players from each region is the best they can do. The same can be said about WCG for brood war (and likely SC2). | ||
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NasKe_
Brazil570 Posts
On August 11 2011 09:03 MrSalamandra wrote: The competition level is still terrible in comparison to the EU qualifier. Even Catz, Major and Killer would be considered weaker players in that field, with someone like Retro being way below that. It is rather ridiculous that the prize pool and prize distribution for both the tournaments are identical given that... although it is understandable given that they're supposed to be (but just aren't) equal events in different locations. Just because the level is terrible that players cant take this prize pool. They're pretty good and trying to make their way for competitive gaming. Reason was a internacional player that won for many good players. The prize pool is a incetive to our cenario | ||
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lunchforthesky
United Kingdom967 Posts
On August 11 2011 09:03 MrSalamandra wrote: The competition level is still terrible in comparison to the EU qualifier. Even Catz, Major and Killer would be considered weaker players in that field, with someone like Retro being way below that. It is rather ridiculous that the prize pool and prize distribution for both the tournaments are identical given that... although it is understandable given that they're supposed to be (but just aren't) equal events in different locations. If it were meant to be the very best players in the world it would be 31 Koreans and Huk. Stop whining, it's meant to be the best few players from each region. | ||
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JimmyJr
United States4 Posts
On August 11 2011 09:03 MrSalamandra wrote: The competition level is still terrible in comparison to the EU qualifier. Even Catz, Major and Killer would be considered weaker players in that field, with someone like Retro being way below that. It is rather ridiculous that the prize pool and prize distribution for both the tournaments are identical given that... although it is understandable given that they're supposed to be (but just aren't) equal events in different locations. Wait, are you implying that US and EU should have lower prize pool than Korea? That's what your logic suggests since Koreans skill level are definitely higher. | ||
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Nufo
United States186 Posts
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Lucho
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Not to say this is about Latin American, nobody cares about how much better other regions maybe. Just like someone said up there if you think that way everyone should just stop playin and leave Starcraft 2 to the koreans. Great tournements nice to see team mates fighting in the big scene, feel sad for reason...he could have taken down Major real easy in those games. | ||
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DrakanSilva
Chile932 Posts
Our Spanish is kinda neutral because we can't speak like we do in Chile since is going to all latinamerica and well... we try our best. There have been good games and bad games as every tournament and that makes sense because of all the Visa issues for latinamerican countries. It's kinda hard to get to USA... Thanks everybody for the feedback. It has been a great experience to be at Blizz HQ for us and all the guys there have been very supportive. We hope to bring up the latinamerican scene and there are many players that are wandering around that weren't able to shine as the one that live in the US. KiLLeR is one of them and there are many others that will come in the future. Haters gonna hate  | ||
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-Strider-
Mexico1605 Posts
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DrakanSilva
Chile932 Posts
On August 11 2011 15:16 -Strider- wrote: Top 2 go to Blizzcon? yeah. | ||
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cyclone25
Romania3344 Posts
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teide
Spain178 Posts
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DrakanSilva
Chile932 Posts
On August 11 2011 16:16 cyclone25 wrote: At what time does day 2 start? No eSport page that I know covers this event ^^ I've updated the topic. Day 2 [Wrap up] Tournament Starts at: 18:00 GMT (+00:00) I've added the [time] tag for today. 1AM here so I'm going to bed... Jesus I'm loving everybody here, so many nerd chills :O, I'm a Blizzard fan since blackthorne so this is an amazing moment  . IEM going to Brazil in 2012 so it's going to be awesome. Let's hope that latinamerican countries start to move towards e-sport like developed countries . | ||
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ColterTV
Argentina163 Posts
On August 11 2011 05:45 tianGO wrote: The casters in the spanish stream are from Chile, right? So weird to watch sc2 casted in spanish. I'm gonna watch the english stream anyways but I was curious about the spanish stream. Yes, from Chile it seems. And with that many 'custom words' they use, its awful to watch. I watched the english stream instead  Can't handle the translation. | ||
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DrakanSilva
Chile932 Posts
We would like to say the unit names in english but there are certain rules for casting so yeah, you guys are gonna hear the unit names in the name they have for each language. | ||
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tofubeans
United States794 Posts
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Pit173
Poland19 Posts
Surprised as I may be, I must admit, that our local casters did a pretty good job under those circumstances. They didn't refrain from throwing in an English phrase here and there, but that didn't deteriorate the overall quality. People are simply used to hearing about roaches, hellions and spine crawlers, and there honestly is little merit in translating those words. Maybe you should try this approach yourself? | ||
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