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On October 24 2012 17:58 GreyKnight wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. Uh you living under a rock? Its super popular and yes they are salaried. Azubu players are rich$$$
source :O?
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is there a site like sc2earnings for LoL?
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Oh noo, always loved sC's "You killed my attacking army? Here's the next one"-style and hoped, he could return to the top.
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On October 24 2012 17:58 KristofferAG wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. I know it's a lot bigger than SC2 at PC bangs, so I can only assume that it's more popular in general. There are LoL broadcasts on GOM TV for instance.
Yeah, but is there actually an established professional LoL scene? To me it seems like that the LoL scene is basically completely reliant on Riot and I didn't hear if they actually have organizations like the Gom, ESF, Kespa. To me it always looked like that SC2 has still the biggest competitive scene while LoL and Dota2 have bigger casual scenes.
Edit: Of course there is professional LoL scene, but is it actually this huge that they can support more and more players switching to LoL and demanding salaries and stuff?
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Now with the Kespa players rising it's no wonder many players go for LoL, especially those who didn't do well before the Kespa players arrived.
But does LoL have many non-Riot tournaments? Because i could see SC2 getting sponsorships easier because it needs a much better PC to run it well.
Either way, it's a different type of game, a move from SC2 to LoL or Dota 2 is pretty big and i don't see many of those succeed, because before all you need a well working team chemistry and not that much individual skill (besides knowing all the champs/heroes).
On topic: I believe PartinG will go through for sure, beside that probably Shine or Trap. Would like to see Keen though.
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On October 24 2012 17:46 KristofferAG wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 13:28 opterown wrote: visiting a friend's house today to do the LR OP for this group ;D You know you could've just asked me to do it if you didn't have the time, silly :> haha i have the time, but not the internet capacity ;p thanks though man, you're epic
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On October 24 2012 17:56 lichter wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 17:54 MrMercuG wrote:I wonder why established SC2 pro's switch to LoL. I don't understand which team they'll be joining.. (CoCa, Puzzle, Min, sC etc.) If I were going to be paid the same amount of money I'd switch to LoL too. Less practice, less difficult, more fun ? They play like 10h a day, they don't practice less. It's hard to compare how difficult it is tbh, yea mechanically it's easy compared to sc2, but it's certainly not easy to orchestrate a teamfight properly etc. More fun? That's completely subjective. Due to sc2's current metagame I prefer playing LoL myself, but sc2 used to be more fun before "things".
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On October 24 2012 18:01 Yello wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 17:58 KristofferAG wrote:On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. I know it's a lot bigger than SC2 at PC bangs, so I can only assume that it's more popular in general. There are LoL broadcasts on GOM TV for instance. Yeah, but is there actually an established professional LoL scene? To me it seems like that the LoL scene is basically completely reliant on Riot and I didn't hear if they actually have organizations like the Gom, ESF, Kespa. To me it always looked like that SC2 has still the biggest competitive scene while LoL and Dota2 have bigger casual scenes.
total prize money is competitive with SC2 for sure, though if you consider that five-men team split prizes, SC2 might be 'ahead' by a little. Whatever, they're definitely in the same region.
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ahhh man T_T
puzzle, coca, min, sC form a StarCraft LoL team... haha
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On October 24 2012 18:03 Waxangel wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 18:01 Yello wrote:On October 24 2012 17:58 KristofferAG wrote:On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. I know it's a lot bigger than SC2 at PC bangs, so I can only assume that it's more popular in general. There are LoL broadcasts on GOM TV for instance. Yeah, but is there actually an established professional LoL scene? To me it seems like that the LoL scene is basically completely reliant on Riot and I didn't hear if they actually have organizations like the Gom, ESF, Kespa. To me it always looked like that SC2 has still the biggest competitive scene while LoL and Dota2 have bigger casual scenes. total prize money is competitive with SC2 for sure, though if you consider that five-men team split prizes, SC2 might be 'ahead' by a little. Whatever, they're definitely in the same region.
iirc the prize for first place at MLG for LoL is 20k, split between 5 people.
sc2 has 25k for first and 15k for second.
not sure about korean prize pools, so yeah is there a website that tracks earnings for league players or?..
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On October 24 2012 18:03 Waxangel wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 18:01 Yello wrote:On October 24 2012 17:58 KristofferAG wrote:On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. I know it's a lot bigger than SC2 at PC bangs, so I can only assume that it's more popular in general. There are LoL broadcasts on GOM TV for instance. Yeah, but is there actually an established professional LoL scene? To me it seems like that the LoL scene is basically completely reliant on Riot and I didn't hear if they actually have organizations like the Gom, ESF, Kespa. To me it always looked like that SC2 has still the biggest competitive scene while LoL and Dota2 have bigger casual scenes. total prize money is competitive with SC2 for sure, though if you consider that five-men team split prizes, SC2 might be 'ahead' by a little. Whatever, they're definitely in the same region.
Hm, you are talking about single-tournament prize money here. Does LoL have many different tournaments? I thought they just have a few really huge ones
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On October 24 2012 18:04 Dodgin wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 18:03 Waxangel wrote:On October 24 2012 18:01 Yello wrote:On October 24 2012 17:58 KristofferAG wrote:On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. I know it's a lot bigger than SC2 at PC bangs, so I can only assume that it's more popular in general. There are LoL broadcasts on GOM TV for instance. Yeah, but is there actually an established professional LoL scene? To me it seems like that the LoL scene is basically completely reliant on Riot and I didn't hear if they actually have organizations like the Gom, ESF, Kespa. To me it always looked like that SC2 has still the biggest competitive scene while LoL and Dota2 have bigger casual scenes. total prize money is competitive with SC2 for sure, though if you consider that five-men team split prizes, SC2 might be 'ahead' by a little. Whatever, they're definitely in the same region. iirc the prize for first place at MLG for LoL is 20k, split between 5 people. sc2 has 25k for first and 15k for second.
MLG's LOL tournament was on the minor side, think about IEMs, IPLs, OSLOLs
not to mention the $1million grand prize main tournament riot held itself
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On October 24 2012 18:03 Waxangel wrote:Show nested quote +On October 24 2012 18:01 Yello wrote:On October 24 2012 17:58 KristofferAG wrote:On October 24 2012 17:55 Yello wrote:Hm. Does anyone know more about the situation of LoL in Korea? Are they providing actual salaries, do they have a lot of sponsored teams? It looks like more and more guys are switching. I know it's a lot bigger than SC2 at PC bangs, so I can only assume that it's more popular in general. There are LoL broadcasts on GOM TV for instance. Yeah, but is there actually an established professional LoL scene? To me it seems like that the LoL scene is basically completely reliant on Riot and I didn't hear if they actually have organizations like the Gom, ESF, Kespa. To me it always looked like that SC2 has still the biggest competitive scene while LoL and Dota2 have bigger casual scenes. total prize money is competitive with SC2 for sure, though if you consider that five-men team split prizes, SC2 might be 'ahead' by a little. Whatever, they're definitely in the same region. http://www.esportsearnings.com/games sc2 is still well ahead, and would be even more so if blizzard decided to throw out 2mill prize pools too. i think the 1mil prize pools are bad for the scene, tbh
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In the last six months we have gained every Kespa player and only lost four players to another game, I'll happily make that trade for Jaedong/Flash :D
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On October 24 2012 17:59 Dodgin wrote: is there a site like sc2earnings for LoL? There's this: http://www.esportsearnings.com/games/14/league_of_legends but I'm not sure how accurate it is. The top5 are the guys who won the million$ a couple of weeks ago, btw. So it's just one tournament.
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Nooooo sC! D=
I'll miss him dearly.
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thanks for this
so if this is even remotely complete, these guys are not earning nearly as much money as the top top sc2 players even though their team as a whole won 1 million, and for every other team that doesn't get first place its not nearly as much.
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SC2 players switch to LoL because they want to be the elephants for a change. =P
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it's still split 5 ways, so sc2 counts for a fair amount more ;p
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