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United States97276 Posts
On January 16 2012 14:33 GodOfWar wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 14:27 Seeker wrote:
GSL in less than 4 hours.
COME ON GUYS! HYPE IT UP!!! 2 much money on MMA. If he loses that would be my last bet this month on Pinnacle.. Oh well, MMA cant lose this right? -.-
I would say he has a really good chance to advance. 2 zergs which he owns at in matchup and Gumiho may be an up and comer but TvT is his worst MU while MMA is top tier in that match up as well. I would definitely bet on mma as well
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ALLEYCAT BLUES50392 Posts
On January 16 2012 13:08 Seeker wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 13:06 BLinD-RawR wrote:On January 16 2012 12:59 Seeker wrote:
OH SHIET SON!!!
6000! I'M A VALK NOW XD XD XD !!! oh cool we are the same level! Uhhhh..... no probably not. IIRC, you are a PBU. Which means you've probably been here longer than me and have way more posts than 13,000. Which all = BLinD-RawR > Seeker yet again
my first account had 26 posts...
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Heart says MMA and Yugioh.
Brain says MMA and MMA.
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
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Holy crap does this season have a lot more views than last. Why such a huge difference?
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MMA > GuMiho
YuGiOh < Zenio
MMA > Zenio
YuGiOh > GuMiho
YuGiOh > Zenio
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37032 Posts
On January 16 2012 14:56 Die4Ever wrote:Holy crap does this season have a lot more views than last. Why such a huge difference?
This season of Code S is just THAT much more spectacular 
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On January 16 2012 15:05 Seeker wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 14:56 Die4Ever wrote:Holy crap does this season have a lot more views than last. Why such a huge difference? This season of Code S is just THAT much more spectacular
Not to be the buzzkill, but it's because there isn't any major tournaments going on right now -> so more people will be inclined to watched GSLbecause the only real tournament right now is the GSL whereas during the Oct. Finals there was an oversaturation of tournaments. Though, that many viewers is still a really good thing, especially for a Ro32 game.
Edit: Upon further research I found that the Nov. games averaged 60-70K during the round of 32 and peaked during the finals at 198K. The Oct. games averaged only an estimated 50K viewers and the Anaheim finals peaked the season at 110K. Right now the January Season is averaging 230K viewers, which is a little bit of an improvement It probable does have something to do with a less competing tournament which may not share the same time slot as the GSL (MLG's never even play on the same days) but having too many tournaments will oversaturate the market. That being said, this a pretty high increase in viewership.
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MMA already win too much so i hope yugioh and zenio throght this.
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On January 16 2012 15:07 McFeser wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 15:05 Seeker wrote:On January 16 2012 14:56 Die4Ever wrote:Holy crap does this season have a lot more views than last. Why such a huge difference? This season of Code S is just THAT much more spectacular Not to be the buzzkill, but it's because there isn't any major tournaments going on right now -> so more people will be inclined to watched GSLbecause the only real tournament right now is the GSL whereas during the Oct. Finals there was an oversaturation of tournaments. Though, that many viewers is still a really good thing, especially for a Ro32 game. Edit: Upon further research I found that the Nov. games averaged 60-70K during the round of 32 and peaked during the finals at 198K. The Oct. games averaged only an estimated 50K viewers and the Anaheim finals peaked the season at 110K. Right now the January Season is averaging 230K viewers, which is a little bit of an improvement It probable does have something to do with a less competing tournament which may not share the same time slot as the GSL (MLG's never even play on the same days) but having too many tournaments will oversaturate the market. That being said, this a pretty high increase in viewership.
I don't think people see GSL as a replacement for other Starcraft. GSL is the tournament everyone watches.
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On January 16 2012 14:47 juicyjames wrote:
Did anyone else notice more people have watched than [URL= November's Finals between jjakji and Leenock[/URL]?
This is either amazing or just a glitch or change in the counting of viewers. I suspect the latter but obviously hope for the former.
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37032 Posts
On January 16 2012 15:07 McFeser wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 15:05 Seeker wrote:On January 16 2012 14:56 Die4Ever wrote:Holy crap does this season have a lot more views than last. Why such a huge difference? This season of Code S is just THAT much more spectacular Not to be the buzzkill, but it's because there isn't any major tournaments going on right now -> so more people will be inclined to watched GSLbecause the only real tournament right now is the GSL whereas during the Oct. Finals there was an oversaturation of tournaments. Though, that many viewers is still a really good thing, especially for a Ro32 game. Edit: Upon further research I found that the Nov. games averaged 60-70K during the round of 32 and peaked during the finals at 198K. The Oct. games averaged only an estimated 50K viewers and the Anaheim finals peaked the season at 110K. Right now the January Season is averaging 230K viewers, which is a little bit of an improvement It probable does have something to do with a less competing tournament which may not share the same time slot as the GSL (MLG's never even play on the same days) but having too many tournaments will oversaturate the market. That being said, this a pretty high increase in viewership.
A simple, I disagree would've sufficed.
buzzkill..... 
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
On January 16 2012 15:07 McFeser wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 15:05 Seeker wrote:On January 16 2012 14:56 Die4Ever wrote:Holy crap does this season have a lot more views than last. Why such a huge difference? This season of Code S is just THAT much more spectacular Not to be the buzzkill, but it's because there isn't any major tournaments going on right now -> so more people will be inclined to watched GSLbecause the only real tournament right now is the GSL whereas during the Oct. Finals there was an oversaturation of tournaments. Though, that many viewers is still a really good thing, especially for a Ro32 game. Edit: Upon further research I found that the Nov. games averaged 60-70K during the round of 32 and peaked during the finals at 198K. The Oct. games averaged only an estimated 50K viewers and the Anaheim finals peaked the season at 110K. Right now the January Season is averaging 230K viewers, which is a little bit of an improvement It probable does have something to do with a less competing tournament which may not share the same time slot as the GSL (MLG's never even play on the same days) but having too many tournaments will oversaturate the market. That being said, this a pretty high increase in viewership.
Holy shit that is a lot of views
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Go Zenio!
Today is like a final! If MMA loses MVP wins GSL! 
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
BTW, this thread brings up a good point.
Can we get our future GSL livereport threads titled HOT6iX GSL to honor HOT6iX's sponsorship of this GSL? They are the title sponsor of this GSL, so we should honor their support of eSports by immortalizing their name oen this GSL.
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ALLEYCAT BLUES50392 Posts
On January 16 2012 15:48 juicyjames wrote:BTW, this thread brings up a good point. Can we get our future GSL livereport threads titled HOT6iX GSL to honor HOT6iX's sponsorship of this GSL? It makes a lot more sense considering this GSL will run from January to March anyhow.
LR threads are not named by sponsors until the grand finals anyways so it doesn't matter.
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On January 16 2012 15:48 juicyjames wrote:BTW, this thread brings up a good point. Can we get our future GSL livereport threads titled HOT6iX GSL to honor HOT6iX's sponsorship of this GSL? They are the title sponsor of this GSL, so we should honor their support of eSports by immortalizing their name oen this GSL.
I agree. It would be a nice touch on our part.
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Great OP combining the best of the old format with Odokar's suggestions. Well done.
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
On January 16 2012 15:53 BLinD-RawR wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 15:48 juicyjames wrote:BTW, this thread brings up a good point. Can we get our future GSL livereport threads titled HOT6iX GSL to honor HOT6iX's sponsorship of this GSL? It makes a lot more sense considering this GSL will run from January to March anyhow. LR threads are not named by sponsors until the grand finals anyways so it doesn't matter.
That's exactly the problem. We don't refer to the title sponsors of each GSL as much as we should be doing. HOT6iX sponsors this entire GSL and not just the finals, so we should immortalize it by calling it the HOT6iX GSL all the time.
BW fans, TeamLiquid BW articles, and even BW's Liquipedia always call BW tournaments [SPONSOR] [TOURNAMENT} and I am just suggestion we follow suit.
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
On January 16 2012 15:53 BLinD-RawR wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 15:48 juicyjames wrote:BTW, this thread brings up a good point. Can we get our future GSL livereport threads titled HOT6iX GSL to honor HOT6iX's sponsorship of this GSL? It makes a lot more sense considering this GSL will run from January to March anyhow. LR threads are not named by sponsors until the grand finals anyways so it doesn't matter.
Still, it would be nice to show the sponsor some support even if it's just a thread title.
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