EPTNASL Season 2 Group Revelation Show - Page 12
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
On September 01 2011 03:19 Bobster wrote: No, I'd say that's a pretty healthy balance considering the situation they're in. A solid EU basis, some more NA, a handful of Koreans sprinkled in and three SEA/Asia players to round it all off. Looks really good to me. I guess we have a different understanding of what "healthy balance" means. I'm just disappointed that the Chinese players aren't being represented here (quite a few of whom are easily on the level of top Euros) - whether it's due to not applying, not being accepted, or through any other reason. | ||
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Ultramus
United States319 Posts
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Gojira621
United States374 Posts
p.s. production got better throughout the last season so I'm hoping for better and better! | ||
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Bobster
Germany3075 Posts
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
On September 01 2011 10:36 Bobster wrote: Am I the only one who'd rather see 8 groups of 5 than 5 groups of 8? A shame there aren't 8 days of the week. | ||
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Soulish
Canada1403 Posts
On September 01 2011 02:28 red4ce wrote: I thought this was the NASL. Why are there only 13 players from the USA or Canada? =P because lots of NA players are terrible. | ||
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Ruscour
5233 Posts
On September 01 2011 10:48 Soulish wrote: because lots of NA players are terrible. It's hosted in NA...I can't stand people who make fun of that. If not for the Korean dropouts, there'd be barely any NA players. Does it really matter? Is the US Open mainly players from the US? No, there's top players from everywhere and that's how it should be. This isn't the NAOSL; North American Only Star League, red4ce's comment that is repeatedly posted by multiple people is endlessly pointless and frustrating. Is Husky confirmed to be casting the whole season? | ||
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Corrik
United States1416 Posts
Group 3 is the most balanced but surely not the strongest. I feel you could pick 3 or 4 players from Group 1 who could easily take Group 3. I don't think any other than Idra could realistically take Group 1. | ||
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Soulish
Canada1403 Posts
On September 01 2011 10:50 Ruscour wrote: It's hosted in NA...I can't stand people who make fun of that. If not for the Korean dropouts, there'd be barely any NA players. Does it really matter? Is the US Open mainly players from the US? No, there's top players from everywhere and that's how it should be. This isn't the NAOSL; North American Only Star League, red4ce's comment that is repeatedly posted by multiple people is endlessly pointless and frustrating. Is Husky confirmed to be casting the whole season? I'm not making fun of it, merely stating the truth (if you noticed, I live in canada). If NA players were better more of them would be in the ipl. | ||
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On September 01 2011 10:50 Ruscour wrote: It's hosted in NA...I can't stand people who make fun of that. If not for the Korean dropouts, there'd be barely any NA players. Does it really matter? Is the US Open mainly players from the US? No, there's top players from everywhere and that's how it should be. This isn't the NAOSL; North American Only Star League, red4ce's comment that is repeatedly posted by multiple people is endlessly pointless and frustrating. Is Husky confirmed to be casting the whole season? Hint: The =P at the end of my post is meant to indicate sarcasm. I have the exact same sentiments as you, which is why I posted it to point out the hypocrisy of people who claim to be interested in the development of NA e-sports when really all they wanted was no Koreans. | ||
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critique
United States135 Posts
On September 01 2011 09:16 Gojira621 wrote: NASL is so ridiculously awesome to me. It's more and more like a regular sport with your regular season and then your playoffs and champion. Games actually matter quite a damn bit because the higher you place in your division the better your chances of making the main bracket where you're guaranteed at least some money. As soon as I can afford to ill be getting an HD pass and enjoying it every time i watch just like last season. p.s. production got better throughout the last season so I'm hoping for better and better! Completely agree with this. It's great to see an esports tournament mimic what works for regular sports. GSL is great and all, but its awfully easy to miss a week and be totally left behind. NASL's format creates for a lot of great, meaningful games without making one bo3 make or break everything. | ||
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iamlafore
Japan40 Posts
On August 30 2011 06:57 Kieofire wrote: Yes people actually care about the NASL, sorry but everything doesn't revolve around the Koreans, why don't you just move to South Korea instead of QQing on the forums? Also you must not of watched the show matches the production was way better, but haters gonna hate sadly. SC2 kinda does revolve around Korea. When one country wins just about any tournament they attend you can see the problem with them not attending. I wont watch Bronze leaguers slugging it out for $100 and this is just a less extreme version of that feeling, *shrug*. | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
 seems liek the groups were picked though, you can tell how their players are split accross the 5 groups pretty much in perfect sync without too many of one race in one and a lot of another in another, could be good that at elast we wont have a group of mirror matchups!!! Division1 probably the hardest to pick a certain top 2 to say, Followed by Division 2. Division 5 looks the easier of the 5 on paaper cant see Puma having any troubles at all. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10712 Posts
Korea got the GSL/Gom-Stuff. All others are somewhere else. If Koreans decied to not fly around it's their fault. The games of foreigners are more than entertaining enough to watch them. Your missing out, not the NASL. | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
First, big names in the foreigner's scene - NASL has most of them. Second, the competition isn't that bad. With players like HuK, Sen, Puma, and most of the top EU pros, this is by no means a low-skill/minor leagues tournament. Third, a good spread of regions means that we get to see diverse play styles duking it out, along with potential regional rivalries. We don't have all the regions, but with Taiwan in the fray it's more than what most international tournaments have. Finally, I do want to see what NASL has fixed since last season, as that was their first, experimental run. They should have a more experienced setup this time around. | ||
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Heimatloser
Germany1494 Posts
lets bet on top 6 ;-) On September 01 2011 17:31 iamlafore wrote: SC2 kinda does revolve around Korea. When one country wins just about any tournament they attend you can see the problem with them not attending. I wont watch Bronze leaguers slugging it out for $100 and this is just a less extreme version of that feeling, *shrug*. you have to admit that watching the nasl group competition just aint interesting, since you cant win anything by winning your group. btw, can koreans still join the open tournament? | ||
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cyclone25
Romania3344 Posts
Why are the matches being played 2-3 weeks in advance? (Last season they were played 2 days in advance). Also why use the public accounts for the players? Anyone can see if the result was 2-1 or 2-0. | ||
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LeLfe
France3160 Posts
On September 01 2011 18:32 cyclone25 wrote: I was looking at Axslav's match history to see the result vs Fenix in the IEM qualifier and I noticed he also played some NASL matches (vs Huk/Rain). Why are the matches being played 2-3 weeks in advance? (Last season they were played 2 days in advance). Also why use the public accounts for the players? Anyone can see if the result was 2-1 or 2-0. can't it just be regular c.g ? | ||
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