EPTTwitchTV Japanese SC2 Community Cup FINALS! - Page 2
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TheGunrun
United States98 Posts
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Sandro
897 Posts
On September 09 2011 02:42 FishStix wrote: Daigo, Fuudo, Kindevu, Mago, Sako, Tokido, and Momochi beg to differ :F although I guess the fighting game community doesn't consider itself part of "esports" No man you don't get it, there is no such thing as esports or competitive gaming outside of starcraft. | ||
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FishStix
United States425 Posts
As much fun as it would be to cast this, I've had no social life for weeks because of too much traveling. Don't exactly want to kill my entire weekend to wake up at 5AM but will do it if I gotta ;D | ||
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prodigalsun
United States85 Posts
did they change / alter the name for the 'nuke' in japanese sc2? | ||
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Hondelul
1999 Posts
You should add the [ time] [ /time] tags in your OP (without the space in the bracket), this will translate it to every viewers timezone who set it in his profile. Always minimates confusion 12:00 GMT (+00:00) starting time. Good luck with it! On September 09 2011 06:44 FishStix wrote: BTW, we are still looking for English streamers for this event. Please pass the message on to anyone you think would fit the bill! You should not say the rest, if you are looking for a caster :D The best will be if you contact a caster you see on the right bar. Special Endrey is always likely to cast some matches. He´s quite active on TL, so just PM him if you want. Don´t open a thread to search one, they normally get closed, contact one directly if possible. | ||
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deathserv
United States228 Posts
That being said, I am really glad to see some Japanese players involved in the SC2 scene! | ||
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TwitchTV
59 Posts
On September 09 2011 07:46 deathserv wrote: Part of the reason SC2 isn't terribly popular in Japan is because it is not sold there nor localized there. I was there this past summer and you can only buy SC2 in specialty "foreign game" shops in electronic store districts, like Akihabara, for a significant premium. That being said, I am really glad to see some Japanese players involved in the SC2 scene! wait, seriously? Come on, Blizzard localization! Oh well, hopefully we can see some fun games whatever the case  I hope everyone's practicing a lot!! | ||
Chexx
Korea (South)11232 Posts
Then my studies(korean + japanese) would have a meaning :D I could connect these things with a thing I really like ^^ Interesting to see which skill level japanese player have. | ||
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matsujun
Japan9 Posts
Yes, there are some pro-gamers in the field of Fighting game. Actually they do think that they are a part of "esports", but just they do not say so because "esports" is not major in Japan. I am an admin of GODSGARDEN and sometimes talk with Japanese pro-gamers. | ||
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520
United States2822 Posts
On September 09 2011 08:32 TwitchTV wrote: wait, seriously? Come on, Blizzard localization! Oh well, hopefully we can see some fun games whatever the case I hope everyone's practicing a lot!!Blizzard localized Brood War for Japanese, but not Korean or Chinese (as far as I know) and it didn't sell at all. That's probably why they didn't move to localize Starcraft 2. | ||
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TwitchTV
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Zyori.tv
United States770 Posts
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GeForceFX
Lithuania101 Posts
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Zyori.tv
United States770 Posts
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Zyori.tv
United States770 Posts
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vertical101
Hong Kong311 Posts
On September 09 2011 08:32 TwitchTV wrote: wait, seriously? Come on, Blizzard localization! Oh well, hopefully we can see some fun games whatever the case I hope everyone's practicing a lot!!i was suprised to see japan in top10(or i forgot the number) in GSL for top 10 viewers. blizzard should sell SC2 there. | ||
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Coffinfeeder
Germany21 Posts
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r1you
4 Posts
thanks broadcasters! | ||
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Zyori.tv
United States770 Posts
On September 11 2011 00:13 r1you wrote: Interesting that Japanese Tournament by English cast thanks broadcasters! I had a blast casting it; I'll be there tomorrow to finish out the event! | ||
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TwitchTV
59 Posts
Tune in for the GRAND FINALS, same time (12:00 GMT (+00:00)) tomorrow. | ||
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