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On December 02 2011 21:28 SafeAsCheese wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 19:49 poorcloud wrote:
I think the player pool is nothing too impressive but i don't mind if i get to see lots of cool games from all these other players. Didn't follow NASL at all during the regular season but i think the grand finals is gonna be a good one! Why do I keep seeing shit like this? There were no people in the EU battlenet invitational threads saying "Well, I would watch this, but the players are fucking awful scrubby foreigners.... so eh...." Seems to only happen to NASL...
It's probably to do with one of those being an EU qualifier with a first place prize of $10k while the other is a major international tournament with a first place prize of $40k lol.
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On December 02 2011 21:54 Asha` wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 21:28 SafeAsCheese wrote:On December 02 2011 19:49 poorcloud wrote:
I think the player pool is nothing too impressive but i don't mind if i get to see lots of cool games from all these other players. Didn't follow NASL at all during the regular season but i think the grand finals is gonna be a good one! Why do I keep seeing shit like this? There were no people in the EU battlenet invitational threads saying "Well, I would watch this, but the players are fucking awful scrubby foreigners.... so eh...." Seems to only happen to NASL... It's probably to do with one of those being an EU qualifier with a first place prize of $10k while the other is a major international tournament with a first place prize of $40k lol.
So a bigger prize pool, and no koreans (which NASL had no control over) should be shunned harder?
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On December 02 2011 20:03 scruffeh wrote:
Awww. Demuslim versus Thorzain at a time when hardly anyone from Sweden or the UK will be able to watch. Sad times, but looking forward to the tournament
Yeah =(
I think they could've put the Europeans earlier in the schedule
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On December 02 2011 22:00 hugman wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 20:03 scruffeh wrote:
Awww. Demuslim versus Thorzain at a time when hardly anyone from Sweden or the UK will be able to watch. Sad times, but looking forward to the tournament Yeah =( I think they could've put the Europeans earlier in the schedule
You know the old saying. Save the best players for last.
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crazy matchups, really looking forward to those
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Not the most impressive card...
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First major Sc2 tourney I wont be watching at all. I don't see why MLG and IPL can have schedules that don't totally fuck over EU viewers.
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Well EU tournaments are hardly ideal for NA's; not west coast at least.
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Pretty amazing lineup.
Haven't been able to watch as much NASL this year, because of school, but I am looking forward to the finals.
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Some great games. I think Puma is going to win this. Soon 2 times NASL champion.
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On December 02 2011 22:43 WaSa wrote:
Well EU tournaments are hardly ideal for NA's; not west coast at least.
No but at least they try, see DH starting at 9am.
NASL just hasn't bothered?
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On December 02 2011 21:28 SafeAsCheese wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 19:49 poorcloud wrote:
I think the player pool is nothing too impressive but i don't mind if i get to see lots of cool games from all these other players. Didn't follow NASL at all during the regular season but i think the grand finals is gonna be a good one! Why do I keep seeing shit like this? There were no people in the EU battlenet invitational threads saying "Well, I would watch this, but the players are fucking awful scrubby foreigners.... so eh...." Seems to only happen to NASL...
I saw plenty of people say similar things before the latest dreamhack. I fail to see how this is a NASL issue.
I also fail to understand why you are getting so upset. It was basically a sentiment of "Oh well it's not the best lineup but it might be good anyways." It's not really rage worthy.
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There were no people in the EU battlenet invitational threads saying "Well, I would watch this, but the players are fucking awful scrubby foreigners.... so eh...."
Ret/ThorZain/NaNiWa/DIMAGA are like 3 levels above TT1/HwangSin/HasuObs/DeMusliM. So the EU BNet Invite had a way better playerpool than this tourney.
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One thing I hope they learned this time around is not to have that god awfully long season review of each player at the start of every series -_-
Not only was it annoying but also kind of sad to see all that and then have one of the players swiftly get 2-0'd....
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On December 02 2011 21:59 SafeAsCheese wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 21:54 Asha` wrote:On December 02 2011 21:28 SafeAsCheese wrote:On December 02 2011 19:49 poorcloud wrote:
I think the player pool is nothing too impressive but i don't mind if i get to see lots of cool games from all these other players. Didn't follow NASL at all during the regular season but i think the grand finals is gonna be a good one! Why do I keep seeing shit like this? There were no people in the EU battlenet invitational threads saying "Well, I would watch this, but the players are fucking awful scrubby foreigners.... so eh...." Seems to only happen to NASL... It's probably to do with one of those being an EU qualifier with a first place prize of $10k while the other is a major international tournament with a first place prize of $40k lol. So a bigger prize pool, and no koreans (which NASL had no control over) should be shunned harder?
no, it's probably because a bigger prize pool invokes higher expectations.
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I haven't watched the normal season at all but I will be checking this out, great player pool despite their being no Koreans. I also like the start time as a European as I have time to get home from work and changed. 2AM on Sunday is a little late but I have plenty of Holiday to use before January Though I do wish Idra and DeMuslim were earlier  Tonight, its not horrific.
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What quality is the free stream? If it's like during the season it is gg for me.
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On December 02 2011 21:28 SafeAsCheese wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 19:49 poorcloud wrote:
I think the player pool is nothing too impressive but i don't mind if i get to see lots of cool games from all these other players. Didn't follow NASL at all during the regular season but i think the grand finals is gonna be a good one! Why do I keep seeing shit like this? There were no people in the EU battlenet invitational threads saying "Well, I would watch this, but the players are fucking awful scrubby foreigners.... so eh...." Seems to only happen to NASL...
Why are you overreacting? I said the same about many other tourneys and i didn't enjoy the early stages of dreamhack due to the sloppy games.
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On December 02 2011 22:48 kobrakai wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2011 22:43 WaSa wrote:
Well EU tournaments are hardly ideal for NA's; not west coast at least. No but at least they try, see DH starting at 9am. NASL just hasn't bothered?
It's just a bit unfortunate, that's all. They are starting at a fairly decent time, but doing HoN at the best time for Europe to watch. Will be good to see Hero and Huk though, so all is not lost!
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I don't mind the times personally - because I lack a life presently and can sit up and watch.
What I dislike though is that their VODs need a season ticket. Such a scumbag move to europeans, who are a big part of the viewerbase.
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