This made me wish there was a Swedish Star League, not only for the Students.

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stjartrov
Sweden81 Posts
This made me wish there was a Swedish Star League, not only for the Students. ![]() | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On February 11 2013 06:56 rasnj wrote: Show nested quote + On February 11 2013 06:49 Loxley wrote: Isn't 500 SEK a bit low? I mean I understand that it isn't MLG but 500 SEK is like 58 Euro/77 dollar. For such an event a 250 dollar prize wouldn't be weird.. Ahwell, money isn't everything ofcourse, and I understand she helped to organise it all so Maddelisk herself will be probably be ok with it ![]() Why should it be higher? If price money is your way of attracting viewers or players, then going $100 -> $250 won't change a thing (or $1000 for that matter). People are not flying in from all over the world, or coming to earn money. 500SEK works well if it is just symbolic, and for a student it is still a nice bit of pocket change. Overall it was a nice event and I enjoyed it. Congratulations to Maddelisk. I think what he means is that the prize pool is not really coherent with the overall production quality. For a university tournament, it's extremely well produced : booths, animations for each players, members of The GD Studio casting on a real casting table, animation for the map picks, hosts, etc... We might expect a higher prize pool with all that. | ||
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SoupDucK
Sweden34 Posts
On February 11 2013 07:04 Boucot wrote: Show nested quote + On February 11 2013 06:56 rasnj wrote: On February 11 2013 06:49 Loxley wrote: Isn't 500 SEK a bit low? I mean I understand that it isn't MLG but 500 SEK is like 58 Euro/77 dollar. For such an event a 250 dollar prize wouldn't be weird.. Ahwell, money isn't everything ofcourse, and I understand she helped to organise it all so Maddelisk herself will be probably be ok with it ![]() Why should it be higher? If price money is your way of attracting viewers or players, then going $100 -> $250 won't change a thing (or $1000 for that matter). People are not flying in from all over the world, or coming to earn money. 500SEK works well if it is just symbolic, and for a student it is still a nice bit of pocket change. Overall it was a nice event and I enjoyed it. Congratulations to Maddelisk. I think what he means is that the prize pool is not really coherent with the overall production quality. For a university tournament, it's extremely well produced : booths, animations for each players, members of The GD Studio casting on a real casting table, animation for the map picks, hosts, etc... We might expect a higher prize pool with all that. We did this with absolutely 0 budget and a lot of help from Komplett.se and QPAD – the prize pool was actually there just to get the tournament on Liquipedia ![]() | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8306 Posts
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On February 11 2013 07:07 SoupDucK wrote: Show nested quote + On February 11 2013 07:04 Boucot wrote: On February 11 2013 06:56 rasnj wrote: On February 11 2013 06:49 Loxley wrote: Isn't 500 SEK a bit low? I mean I understand that it isn't MLG but 500 SEK is like 58 Euro/77 dollar. For such an event a 250 dollar prize wouldn't be weird.. Ahwell, money isn't everything ofcourse, and I understand she helped to organise it all so Maddelisk herself will be probably be ok with it ![]() Why should it be higher? If price money is your way of attracting viewers or players, then going $100 -> $250 won't change a thing (or $1000 for that matter). People are not flying in from all over the world, or coming to earn money. 500SEK works well if it is just symbolic, and for a student it is still a nice bit of pocket change. Overall it was a nice event and I enjoyed it. Congratulations to Maddelisk. I think what he means is that the prize pool is not really coherent with the overall production quality. For a university tournament, it's extremely well produced : booths, animations for each players, members of The GD Studio casting on a real casting table, animation for the map picks, hosts, etc... We might expect a higher prize pool with all that. We did this with absolutely 0 budget and a lot of help from Komplett.se and QPAD – the prize pool was actually there just to get the tournament on Liquipedia ![]() Thanks a lot for your answer. And don't worry, it's not a criticism, it was really fun to watch. Congratulations for the organization and your casting is really cool ! Plus, 4000 viewers for a students tournament with only MaddeLisk as a well-known player is huge. | ||
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Master of DalK
Canada1803 Posts
Can't wait for season 2 ![]() | ||
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Teodice
Sweden641 Posts
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SoupDucK
Sweden34 Posts
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OminouS
Sweden1343 Posts
Best of luck in the future as well. | ||
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SoupDucK
Sweden34 Posts
On February 11 2013 08:29 OminouS wrote: Thank you guys for this. Awesome production. I know you've been working hard. Glad to see it succeed Best of luck in the future as well.Thanks for helping out with the casting OminouS, too bad you couldn't make it to Sthlm for the finals! Look forward to be able to work with you again. | ||
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xAriA
United States58 Posts
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Theovide
Sweden914 Posts
On February 11 2013 07:04 Boucot wrote: Show nested quote + On February 11 2013 06:56 rasnj wrote: On February 11 2013 06:49 Loxley wrote: Isn't 500 SEK a bit low? I mean I understand that it isn't MLG but 500 SEK is like 58 Euro/77 dollar. For such an event a 250 dollar prize wouldn't be weird.. Ahwell, money isn't everything ofcourse, and I understand she helped to organise it all so Maddelisk herself will be probably be ok with it ![]() Why should it be higher? If price money is your way of attracting viewers or players, then going $100 -> $250 won't change a thing (or $1000 for that matter). People are not flying in from all over the world, or coming to earn money. 500SEK works well if it is just symbolic, and for a student it is still a nice bit of pocket change. Overall it was a nice event and I enjoyed it. Congratulations to Maddelisk. I think what he means is that the prize pool is not really coherent with the overall production quality. For a university tournament, it's extremely well produced : booths, animations for each players, members of The GD Studio casting on a real casting table, animation for the map picks, hosts, etc... We might expect a higher prize pool with all that. Worth to point out as well though is that she got gear worth that costs ~200 $ in retail from Qpad. Which makes the total quite decent. Also we (as in me too!) got sweet trophies :D. | ||
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MetalPanda
Canada1152 Posts
On February 11 2013 17:45 Theovide wrote: Show nested quote + On February 11 2013 07:04 Boucot wrote: On February 11 2013 06:56 rasnj wrote: On February 11 2013 06:49 Loxley wrote: Isn't 500 SEK a bit low? I mean I understand that it isn't MLG but 500 SEK is like 58 Euro/77 dollar. For such an event a 250 dollar prize wouldn't be weird.. Ahwell, money isn't everything ofcourse, and I understand she helped to organise it all so Maddelisk herself will be probably be ok with it ![]() Why should it be higher? If price money is your way of attracting viewers or players, then going $100 -> $250 won't change a thing (or $1000 for that matter). People are not flying in from all over the world, or coming to earn money. 500SEK works well if it is just symbolic, and for a student it is still a nice bit of pocket change. Overall it was a nice event and I enjoyed it. Congratulations to Maddelisk. I think what he means is that the prize pool is not really coherent with the overall production quality. For a university tournament, it's extremely well produced : booths, animations for each players, members of The GD Studio casting on a real casting table, animation for the map picks, hosts, etc... We might expect a higher prize pool with all that. Worth to point out as well though is that she got gear worth that costs ~200 $ in retail from Qpad. Which makes the total quite decent. Also we (as in me too!) got sweet trophies :D. The thing is, did she actually need that gear? | ||
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SoupDucK
Sweden34 Posts
On February 11 2013 20:41 MetalPanda wrote: Show nested quote + On February 11 2013 17:45 Theovide wrote: On February 11 2013 07:04 Boucot wrote: On February 11 2013 06:56 rasnj wrote: On February 11 2013 06:49 Loxley wrote: Isn't 500 SEK a bit low? I mean I understand that it isn't MLG but 500 SEK is like 58 Euro/77 dollar. For such an event a 250 dollar prize wouldn't be weird.. Ahwell, money isn't everything ofcourse, and I understand she helped to organise it all so Maddelisk herself will be probably be ok with it ![]() Why should it be higher? If price money is your way of attracting viewers or players, then going $100 -> $250 won't change a thing (or $1000 for that matter). People are not flying in from all over the world, or coming to earn money. 500SEK works well if it is just symbolic, and for a student it is still a nice bit of pocket change. Overall it was a nice event and I enjoyed it. Congratulations to Maddelisk. I think what he means is that the prize pool is not really coherent with the overall production quality. For a university tournament, it's extremely well produced : booths, animations for each players, members of The GD Studio casting on a real casting table, animation for the map picks, hosts, etc... We might expect a higher prize pool with all that. Worth to point out as well though is that she got gear worth that costs ~200 $ in retail from Qpad. Which makes the total quite decent. Also we (as in me too!) got sweet trophies :D. The thing is, did she actually need that gear? Nah, I think she's happy with her Logitech mx518 and Mionix Zibal. But huge props to Qpad for supporting us and providing additional prizes. | ||
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SoupDucK
Sweden34 Posts
On February 11 2013 06:59 stjartrov wrote: The event was really neat! It's great to see tournaments and opportunities for lesser known (and lesser skilled) players to get some time in the light. This made me wish there was a Swedish Star League, not only for the Students. ![]() You should check out | ||
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