EPTIPL 3: Origins - Online Qualifier #2 - Page 4
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JustPassingBy
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merz
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Joshy.IGN
United States530 Posts
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
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mark05
Canada807 Posts
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Devolved
United States2753 Posts
On September 01 2011 02:58 Joshy.IGN wrote: Hi meRz! Where are you and all your Dignitas buddies on the signup list? Don't you want to join SeleCT in AC? =D More like where are all the Europeans? They must be scared to go up against the few Koreans that signed up..? So far the only top Europeans that have signed up are Socke, Demuslim and Sarens. Pretty weak showing for the self-proclaimend second best SC2 server -_- They'll sign up for all these hundred dollar cups, but won't sign up for a one-hundred-thousand dollar main event with paid travel and garaunteed thousand dollar prize money. I don't get it. It'd be nice if they put their money where their mouth is, but I guess they don't think they can win the qualifier and don't want to want to waste 20 bucks. Even if that's the case, shouldn't their teams be paying the entry fees? I'm just really confused... | ||
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TortoiseCa
Canada104 Posts
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sodapop
Sweden189 Posts
Pro teams that don't have people participating should really reconsider, it's embarrassing. | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On September 01 2011 04:55 sodapop wrote: I find it very strange that so few have signed up. What, the pro teams can't afford $20? There is no one on the verge on being on a pro level that wants to show off and might get "lucky"? Playing the Koreans is a win-win scenario - if you lose, everyone is like "yeah, that's expected" and if you win you're suddenly considered among the best in the world. Pro teams that don't have people participating should really reconsider, it's embarrassing. 6 koreans is not worth 20$ 6 koreans out of 23 players is not good odds of having a shot at playing/beating a korean | ||
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Dac
Canada538 Posts
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Mirhi
United States389 Posts
On September 01 2011 05:14 desrow wrote: 6 koreans is not worth 20$ 6 koreans out of 23 players is not good odds of having a shot at playing/beating a korean If you feel that you are a legitimate professional player, you should feel confident in your ability to beat some of the best players in the world. This represents a chance for online exclusive players to earn an all expenses paid trip to Atlantic City to compete on LAN and pocket $1000 in the meantime. Moreover, this represents a much better chance to beat Korean players while they play at 3 AM local time on significant delay, as opposed to being well rested and having no delay in a LAN tournament where most are familiar with this setting (GSL / GSTL) and you may not be. I would say that even $80 for 4 chances at instant championship bracket and $1000 is a great deal. edited for elaboration | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4748 Posts
On September 01 2011 04:00 Devolved wrote: More like where are all the Europeans? They must be scared to go up against the few Koreans that signed up..? So far the only top Europeans that have signed up are Socke, Demuslim and Sarens. Pretty weak showing for the self-proclaimend second best SC2 server -_- They'll sign up for all these hundred dollar cups, but won't sign up for a one-hundred-thousand dollar main event with paid travel and garaunteed thousand dollar prize money. I don't get it. It'd be nice if they put their money where their mouth is, but I guess they don't think they can win the qualifier and don't want to want to waste 20 bucks. Even if that's the case, shouldn't their teams be paying the entry fees? I'm just really confused... 11:00 PDT is 20:00 CET Even OP suggest that this turney might take a long time to finish. My guess is that most of EU players are afraid of late hours rather than Koreans. | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On September 01 2011 05:48 Mirhi wrote: If you feel that you are a legitimate professional player, you should feel confident in your ability to beat some of the best players in the world. This represents a chance for online exclusive players to earn an all expenses paid trip to Atlantic City to compete on LAN and pocket $1000 in the meantime. Moreover, this represents a much better chance to beat Korean players while they play at 3 AM local time on significant delay, as opposed to being well rested and having no delay on a LAN tournament where most are familiar with this setting (GSL / GSTL) and you may not be. I would say that even $80 for 4 chances at instant championship bracket and $1000 is a great deal. edited for elaboration maybe if the tours had double elim. single elim is pretty harsh almost as harsh as open bracket in MLG. It's quite obvious there's 10% of the players who sign up for these have a legit shots/guaranteed shot at qualifying/finishing top2. The rest of the players are doing it for exposure/get their name out there and beat other good players. There's not enough good players signed up right now. Some might think it's a good opportunity to sign up because it gives you a better chance at qualifying but 20$ for 6 koreans is not worth it in my opinion. I understand you guys are trying to rack up some money to compensate for the awesome prize pool you guys are offering for the the 2 winners but seriously 15$ per tour 60$total I feel there would be a lot more players trying out for it and you guys would end up making more money. There's what, 4 days Till the tournament 3 if you don't count today, tell me honestly if you think 23 registered player is a successful tournament/way to have it | ||
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Nerdslayer
Denmark1130 Posts
On September 01 2011 04:00 Devolved wrote: More like where are all the Europeans? They must be scared to go up against the few Koreans that signed up..? So far the only top Europeans that have signed up are Socke, Demuslim and Sarens. Pretty weak showing for the self-proclaimend second best SC2 server -_- They'll sign up for all these hundred dollar cups, but won't sign up for a one-hundred-thousand dollar main event with paid travel and garaunteed thousand dollar prize money. I don't get it. It'd be nice if they put their money where their mouth is, but I guess they don't think they can win the qualifier and don't want to want to waste 20 bucks. Even if that's the case, shouldn't their teams be paying the entry fees? I'm just really confused... aww self-proclaimend lol? last time EU vs NA happend was IGN 2 did the best NA even get top 6? like so many have sayd its really bad hours for the EU players | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On September 01 2011 06:10 Nerdslayer wrote: aww self-proclaimend lol? last time EU vs NA happend was IGN 2 did the best NA even get top 6? like so many have sayd its really bad hours for the EU players It shouldn't matter if it's bad times for euros because the koreans have to play at 3am. Doesn't get any worse than that. | ||
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Derity
Germany2952 Posts
chances are rather low for them to win an open qualifier stacked with high profile koreans when it can assumed that not many koreans will show up at the live qualifier. | ||
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lizard219
Germany22 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On September 01 2011 06:26 Derity wrote: i think that quite are few europe player are considering to travel to the live event. 16 slots are available. chances are rather low for them to win an open qualifier stacked with high profile koreans when it can assumed that not many koreans will show up at the live qualifier. There's no harm in spending $20 to try to qualify online and if they fail they can still fly over. | ||
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SigmaoctanusIV
United States3313 Posts
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merz
Sweden2760 Posts
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