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Where dat snitch at?37107 Posts
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supernovamaniac
United States3047 Posts
On October 27 2012 21:46 PVJ wrote: But come on guys, that's when BW was at it's peak, after 8 years of playan. If someone posts the first final where Grrrr won and it's like double the size of this one, than yea, you can say that this final was bad. But I'd say if this was a good run for OGN than all's good, and maybe combining the two teamleagues now, or just hyping HotS up would be enough to have a bigger domestic audience. While everyone was crying about the size of the audience at least DRG got raped, so congrats for that to Bisong and also for Royal Roading the Fall. Was it? This was the typical audience number for ZvZ finals. Every other finals had much more fanbase than this, hell I think even the number of fans who showed up in Shanghai might match the number of people who showed up today (and that's considering that cops blocked some people from entering the Shanghai stage). | ||
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Bippzy
United States1466 Posts
On October 28 2012 00:43 Necro)Phagist( wrote: So I fell asleep... I take it from the general tone of the thread that one of two things happened 1)The crowd turn out was shit or 2)It turned into a lategame ZvP Boring/wtfisthisshit fest every game? Sigh... so much negativity and doomsday like proclamations recently.. 1) yeahh according to those who remember BW, yes. 2) read the recap. The first game was zvp boring, the other games were epic mindgames and strategy from rain | ||
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power-overwhelming
Canada306 Posts
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TommyP
United States6231 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:05 SeeKeR wrote: SK TELECOM T1 BY . MOTHER F*ING RAINING SUN!!! bad seeker is bad. | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:26 power-overwhelming wrote: People have to understand that BW was part of Korean culture. There were no k-pop or korean dramas back then. Sorry to say that video is no longer the predominant culture of korea. Why do you think BW was dying? I do love how the BW supremacists are comparing audiences though. Some seem pretty bitter that their "sport" died lol. Not even hating on BW since it's the first ever PC game I played and I still play it since my comp cant run SC2 Do you actually believe in the mid 2000s Korea did not have pop music and tv | ||
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power-overwhelming
Canada306 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:29 floor exercise wrote: Do you actually believe in the mid 2000s Korea did not have pop music and tv Was there youtube? The advent of youtube is very important. And so are other streaming websites for k-dramas | ||
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zerious
Canada3803 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:26 power-overwhelming wrote: People have to understand that BW was part of Korean culture. There were no k-pop or korean dramas back then. Sorry to say that video is no longer the predominant culture of korea. Why do you think BW was dying? I do love how the BW supremacists are comparing audiences though. Some seem pretty bitter that their "sport" died lol. Not even hating on BW since it's the first ever PC game I played and I still play it since my comp cant run SC2 no korean drama? lol | ||
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nkr
Sweden5451 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:00 Kiett wrote: lol that's irrelevant. I mean, what are you trying to say? That foreign BW interest actually rose between 2005 and 2009? 2005 is the often cited comparison year because that was the peak of BW success in Korea, and things slowly started to decline from there. The 2005 crowds were larger than the 2009 ones. So if anything, all you did was just disprove your own point even more. No, the point was that outside of korea, there was no such thing as professional brood war. Counter-Strike was the biggest game at that point in time, if you look at the whole world. I know you love brood war, so do I, but to say that it was the only esport in 2005 is stupid, seeing as it wasnt even the biggest one. | ||
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nevermindthebollocks
United States116 Posts
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HolydaKing
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Not saying non of the fans were SCBW fans, as you can clearly see some fans have cheerfuls for the SCBW players. But i do think 60% or more of those people mostly were there to see Infi, Sky & co (not entirely sure who was playing at that time). On the CS vs SCBW issue, i have no idea which one was more popular in China. Also speaking of the crowd size in this OSL, it was more than i thought. Not too many people of course, but i feared worse. If anything i was a bit disappointed in the online viewership numbers at Twitch.tv. But their stream was fairly bad, at times nearly unwatchable. | ||
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eNtitY~
United States1293 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:42 nevermindthebollocks wrote: sorry to interrupt the discussion about BW and youtube but will the OSL games be available for free somewhere sometime? i've got some studying to do! You can get the entire OSL season for only $2.99 now including last nights finals. | ||
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nighcol
298 Posts
On October 28 2012 00:41 Kiett wrote: WCG 2009 in Chengdu, China during the SC:BW finals between Jaedong and Stork: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/khfNX.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/hVifh.jpg) Yeah obviously China doesn't like BW. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that when posting these pics one should mention that the crowd was pretty much the same for every single final game that was played on the same day as can be verified from the VODs. This included the famous eSport title "Asphalt 4" played on a mobile phone. It also included games like CS and WC3. I have my doubts about how conclusive evidence this crowd is of the popularity of any individual title on this list. | ||
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power-overwhelming
Canada306 Posts
You're gonna compare dramas? Let's be honest here. How many non koreans even know of korean culture back then? Look at it now, so many non-koreans so into Korean culture. That's how BIG k-pop and their dramas have become. Obviously thanks to technology and other stuff but a video game isn't really the "thing" anymore in korea. Starcraft only happened because it was a cheap means of entertainment back then. That's why people like Boxer and Nada were celebrities with fan girls and whatnot. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:46 nighcol wrote: Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that when posting these pics one should mention that the crowd was pretty much the same for every single final game that was played on the same day as can be verified from the VODs. This included the famous eSport title "Asphalt 4" played on a mobile phone. It also included games like CS and WC3. I have my doubts about how conclusive evidence this crowd is of the popularity of any individual title on this list. well at least wc3 was/is way above bw in china. | ||
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StarStruck
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On October 28 2012 02:26 power-overwhelming wrote: People have to understand that BW was part of Korean culture. There were no k-pop or korean dramas back then. Sorry to say that video is no longer the predominant culture of korea. Why do you think BW was dying? I do love how the BW supremacists are comparing audiences though. Some seem pretty bitter that their "sport" died lol. Not even hating on BW since it's the first ever PC game I played and I still play it since my comp cant run SC2 um, what? people need to stop talking as if they know stuff. | ||
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power-overwhelming
Canada306 Posts
On October 28 2012 02:50 StarStruck wrote: um, what? people need to stop talking as if they know stuff. Okay so tell me exactly why BW died? | ||
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Zerofinal
Thailand136 Posts
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Meatloaf
Spain664 Posts
On October 28 2012 03:06 Zerofinal wrote: How do i get VOD of this one? i want to see it too , I dont care if its korean or english cast. link anyone? ill be grateful! :D | ||
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iRemedy
United States96 Posts
I just did, I only stayed up for the first two games, but the vods are lagging and not sure if its in the recording or me, and I can't find out if its me because it wont let me change the quality. zz | ||
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