EPT[OSL] KeSPA Preliminaries - Page 33
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ProxyKnoxy
United Kingdom2576 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38255 Posts
On July 20 2012 04:29 ProxyKnoxy wrote: Who will translate the winner's interviews? We can't keep expecting the BW community to translate everything to do with Kespa when they're not even playing BW. Storywriter might but he already translated that huge coach lee interview and the gsl ones today. I suggest asking politely in todays code s interview thread or sending a nice pm or something ^^ | ||
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amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
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Moletrap
United States1297 Posts
On July 20 2012 04:29 ProxyKnoxy wrote: Who will translate the winner's interviews? We can't keep expecting the BW community to translate everything to do with Kespa when they're not even playing BW. Well if it's anything like the LoL broadcast, OGN will get someone to translate interviews. (no guarantees though but it's likely) Speaking of which, though, a couple of my interviews are up!  + Show Spoiler [Interview: BeSt] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Rain / by.Sun] + | ||
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slappy
United States1271 Posts
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plutonowy
Afghanistan287 Posts
ye? | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
i think baby will be a menace in sc2 scene soon. young kids learn fast, i know i was much better at gaming 6 years ago than i am now. | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19240 Posts
On July 20 2012 04:53 Moletrap wrote: Well if it's anything like the LoL broadcast, OGN will get someone to translate interviews. (no guarantees though but it's likely) Speaking of which, though, a couple of my interviews are up! + Show Spoiler [Interview: BeSt] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Rain / by.Sun] + <3 Moletrap. Thanks for the interviews! | ||
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GinDo
3327 Posts
On July 20 2012 04:02 trifecta wrote: bisu & JD Bisu + OSL ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/lceF1.gif) | ||
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MCXD
Australia2738 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:08 plutonowy wrote: so this is.....bw players playing sc2? ye? Ye. | ||
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monitor
United States2404 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37024 Posts
10 INTERVIEWS?!?!? 10 INTERVIEWS TO TRANSLATE!?!?!? HOLY CRAP! | ||
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MCXD
Australia2738 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:31 SeeKeR wrote: MOTHER OF GOD!! 10 INTERVIEWS?!?!? 10 INTERVIEWS TO TRANSLATE!?!?!? HOLY CRAP! Take it slow and carefully! | ||
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Kieofire
United States1809 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:27 monitor wrote: Forgive my ignorance, but is there any way to watch these games? No you have to wait until the dual tournament starts for the Kespa players. (The GSL players have already started their dual tournament for this OSL so the first two groups that have been played so far were broadcasted.) | ||
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McFeser
United States2458 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:31 SeeKeR wrote: MOTHER OF GOD!! 10 INTERVIEWS?!?!? 10 INTERVIEWS TO TRANSLATE!?!?!? HOLY CRAP! Storywriter can do that in what? Ten minutes? | ||
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Grumbels
Netherlands7031 Posts
If you compare it to foreign tournaments, MLG has group stages with multiple ways to qualify, double-elim, open brackets, NASL has a lengthy league format, IPL had double-elim and multiple qualifier tournaments, TSL4 rewards consistent performances in the qualifier tournaments too. The other Korean tournament, GSL, maybe has some players stuck in Code B, but the actual tournament still consists of 64 players that have multiple chances to get into Code S and if you win at least one series you get to stay in Code A. | ||
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GinDo
3327 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:27 monitor wrote: Forgive my ignorance, but is there any way to watch these games? http://www.youtube.com/user/ESportsTV | ||
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monitor
United States2404 Posts
Ah, very much thank you! | ||
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ProxyKnoxy
United Kingdom2576 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:36 Grumbels wrote: I have to say that the way OSL goes about qualifiers is extremely stupid. Players that show consistent strong performances in ProLeague are thrown into this huge Bo3 single-elimination bracket where their past results don't matter at all and all it takes is a little bit of randomness and they're out of the OSL. I don't see why they don't do stuff like 1. use a double-elimination bracket 2. place people high on the KeSPA ranking thing a round or two further in the bracket. (this one is more dubious) If you compare it to foreign tournaments, MLG has group stages with multiple ways to qualify, double-elim, open brackets, NASL has a lengthy league format, IPL had double-elim and multiple qualifier tournaments, TSL4 rewards consistent performances in the qualifier tournaments too. The other Korean tournament, GSL, maybe has some players stuck in Code B, but the actual tournament still consists of 64 players that have multiple chances to get into Code S and if you win at least one series you get to stay in Code A. I think it's great. Do well enough and you already get seeded, and this qualifier makes sure you get the best even if they aren't fan favourites. Creates good story lines as well. At least you know that someone who gets into the ODT is worthy of being there, which is something you can't really say with invite tournaments. On July 20 2012 04:53 Moletrap wrote: Well if it's anything like the LoL broadcast, OGN will get someone to translate interviews. (no guarantees though but it's likely) Speaking of which, though, a couple of my interviews are up! + Show Spoiler [Interview: BeSt] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Rain / by.Sun] + Forgot about this!! Thanks so much. Your coverage of the OSL has been so great | ||
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
On July 20 2012 05:36 Grumbels wrote: I have to say that the way OSL goes about qualifiers is extremely stupid. Players that show consistent strong performances in ProLeague are thrown into this huge Bo3 single-elimination bracket where their past results don't matter at all and all it takes is a little bit of randomness and they're out of the OSL. I don't see why they don't do stuff like 1. use a double-elimination bracket 2. place people high on the KeSPA ranking thing a round or two further in the bracket. (this one is more dubious) If you compare it to foreign tournaments, MLG has group stages with multiple ways to qualify, double-elim, open brackets, NASL has a lengthy league format, IPL had double-elim and multiple qualifier tournaments, TSL4 rewards consistent performances in the qualifier tournaments too. The other Korean tournament, GSL, maybe has some players stuck in Code B, but the actual tournament still consists of 64 players that have multiple chances to get into Code S and if you win at least one series you get to stay in Code A. Its not random bracket. Top players are seeded based on kespa ranking. "Hard to get in, easy to drop out" little bit different if compared to GSL. | ||
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