On October 10 2012 02:48 Xeris wrote: CSL will be announcing qualifier details this weekend.
Why not do an open portion on site? It wouldn't really cost you anything and would give players who aren't as well known a chance. The qualifier doesn't really do this since a korean will win it...
a) I'm not organizing this
b) Saying that an open on-site LAN doesn't cost anything is really dumb. You have to provide computers, internet, power, and staffing for 64+ people. That's actually really fucking expensive, lol
Volunteers are staff, and its a college campus, I assume the internet, power, and computers wouldn't be all that difficult.
Someone's spending a lot more time hating on the event than actually reading about its details
Whoops I guess it isn't this time. And no I'm not hating on the event. I enjoyed the last event very much and I'm sure this one will be phenomenal as well. I'm just very disappointed that while last event had a lot of smaller name players mixed in who could try to make a name for themself this one seems to have changed its direction.
There is one player announced for the event, because he won it previously.
On October 10 2012 02:48 Xeris wrote: CSL will be announcing qualifier details this weekend.
Why not do an open portion on site? It wouldn't really cost you anything and would give players who aren't as well known a chance. The qualifier doesn't really do this since a korean will win it...
a) I'm not organizing this
b) Saying that an open on-site LAN doesn't cost anything is really dumb. You have to provide computers, internet, power, and staffing for 64+ people. That's actually really fucking expensive, lol
Ok I guess it would cost something, but it can't be that much. Volunteers are staff, and its a college campus, I assume the internet, power, and computers wouldn't be all that difficult.
Campus computers =/= gaming rigs. Campus internet =/= smooth starcraft quality internet connection
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