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On June 28 2013 16:21 Qwerty85 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 16:18 opterown wrote:On June 28 2013 16:14 Qwerty85 wrote:On June 28 2013 16:12 opterown wrote:On June 28 2013 16:11 Qwerty85 wrote:On June 28 2013 16:02 Fionn wrote:
They should start at 10:00 PM PST so that Europe can watch at a comfortable hour. Fuck live attendance. The people getting to the event and actually being at the tournament itself are way less important than the viewers at home who all use AdBlock. Correct me if I am wrong, but it is Friday, 28 June 2013, 00:11:01 right now in Anaheim. Which means that event starts at 17.30h, right? So if they for example started a couple of hours earlier, people from Europe could at least catch some games at normal time... Or is there another Anaheim? they will start earlier for days 2 and 3, at 10am and 11am local time respectively Yes I know, my point is that it is possible without sacrificing live audience. I wouldn't even mention that if time zone wouldn't allow it. But in this case it does. it's a friday Yes but we are talking about first rounds here. It is not like you will miss Flash vs. Jaedong there. But never mind, I guess you cant accomodate everyone.
It's weird how reality works that way sometimes, right? Like how the American event has to start at a shitty time for people across the world. I'll make sure to take up that grievance with Sundance tomorrow when I see him at the event. I'm sure he'll have some fake apology ready.
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On June 28 2013 16:26 tshi wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 16:21 Qwerty85 wrote:On June 28 2013 16:18 opterown wrote:On June 28 2013 16:14 Qwerty85 wrote:On June 28 2013 16:12 opterown wrote:On June 28 2013 16:11 Qwerty85 wrote:On June 28 2013 16:02 Fionn wrote:
They should start at 10:00 PM PST so that Europe can watch at a comfortable hour. Fuck live attendance. The people getting to the event and actually being at the tournament itself are way less important than the viewers at home who all use AdBlock. Correct me if I am wrong, but it is Friday, 28 June 2013, 00:11:01 right now in Anaheim. Which means that event starts at 17.30h, right? So if they for example started a couple of hours earlier, people from Europe could at least catch some games at normal time... Or is there another Anaheim? they will start earlier for days 2 and 3, at 10am and 11am local time respectively Yes I know, my point is that it is possible without sacrificing live audience. I wouldn't even mention that if time zone wouldn't allow it. But in this case it does. it's a friday Yes but we are talking about first rounds here. It is not like you will miss Flash vs. Jaedong there. But never mind, I guess you cant accomodate everyone. It's weird how reality works that way sometimes, right? Like how the American event has to start at a shitty time for people across the world. I'll make sure to take up that grievance with Sundance tomorrow when I see him at the event. I'm sure he'll have some fake apology ready.
Concealed brag post about being at the event. Kudos!
+ Show Spoiler +Yes, I'm just jealous I'm not there myself. It makes me grumpy. Also, Sundance I don't think is going to be at Anaheim for some reason.
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On June 28 2013 16:22 DarkLordOlli wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 16:21 Laryleprakon wrote:On June 28 2013 16:19 DarkLordOlli wrote:
Let's be honest, the first rounds of the open bracket won't be all that exciting. Most good matches will happen later. So as a european just set an alarm for saturday early in the morning and you'll be good to go ~_~ Winners round 2-3 should start to have a decent amount of good games, a lot less players than the old open brackets. How long would you estimate a round takes? I honestly don't know, never thought about it. Half an hour for two macro games I guess, 45 minutes for a long, close series? That'd put you at 4-5am to catch WR3, assuming all series are played at the same time, take equally long and there's no breaks in between. That's pretty reasonable if you really wanna watch it. Set an alarm and follow your passion ~~~~
Yep. I used to set my alarm at 3am all the time to catch NBA games so if you really want to catch everything I don't see the problem with doing that. Otherwise just skip the first day, it's not that important.
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Go Sound !
Korean hipster champion !
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I am cheering for Stats, soO, and Dear to win. Hopefully, one of them wins the championship.
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On June 28 2013 16:43 shid0x wrote:
Go Sound !
Korean hipster champion !
This is the only right answer 
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i just checked the wiki page of this MLG.
It seems that there is no group stage in this tournament, just double elimination bracket.
Why is there no more group stage? I actually liked it a lot + open bracket system
Does sc2 have lower priority now? It worries me a bit tbh
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Austria24420 Posts
On June 28 2013 17:29 GrazerRinge wrote:
i just checked the wiki page of this MLG.
It seems that there is no group stage in this tournament, just double elimination bracket.
Why is there no more group stage? I actually liked it a lot + open bracket system
Does sc2 have lower priority now? It worries me a bit tbh
Not sure what priority has to do with the format. How would you seed the groups? Most of the players who placed high at the last MLG aren't attending this time and there was no Arena before the tournament that seeding could be based on.
The previous group system always had some players already in group play with 2 players from the open bracket joining each group. I personally don't mind the current format too much. I prefer group stages but this is fine too.
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On June 28 2013 15:56 Qwerty85 wrote:
I dont understand why MLG has no sympathy for people from Europe. The event starts at 2.30AM. How am I supposed to watch that?
I dont understand why [insert tournament organizer] has no sympathy for people from [insert region]. The event starts at [insert incovenient time]. How am I supposed to watch that?
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On June 28 2013 17:50 Thrillz wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 15:56 Qwerty85 wrote:
I dont understand why MLG has no sympathy for people from Europe. The event starts at 2.30AM. How am I supposed to watch that? I dont understand why [insert tournament organizer] has no sympathy for people from [insert region]. The event starts at [insert incovenient time]. How am I supposed to watch that?
Well it starts at 5pm, that's pretty late tbh. They have their reasons for it but most tournaments start way earlier.
But I'm not complaining because day 2 and 3 will start early enough to watch some games.
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On June 28 2013 18:34 niekoz wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 17:50 Thrillz wrote:On June 28 2013 15:56 Qwerty85 wrote:
I dont understand why MLG has no sympathy for people from Europe. The event starts at 2.30AM. How am I supposed to watch that? I dont understand why [insert tournament organizer] has no sympathy for people from [insert region]. The event starts at [insert incovenient time]. How am I supposed to watch that? Well it starts at 5pm, that's pretty late tbh. They have their reasons for it but most tournaments start way earlier. But I'm not complaining because day 2 and 3 will start early enough to watch some games.
How is it late when it starts on a friday? people got work/school and i assume they at least want to refresh themselves before going to the event.
Do you really want to hold your opening ceremony when nobody is there yet?
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United States33448 Posts
I bet coach park can beat jaedong in pvz
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On June 28 2013 18:34 niekoz wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 17:50 Thrillz wrote:On June 28 2013 15:56 Qwerty85 wrote:
I dont understand why MLG has no sympathy for people from Europe. The event starts at 2.30AM. How am I supposed to watch that? I dont understand why [insert tournament organizer] has no sympathy for people from [insert region]. The event starts at [insert incovenient time]. How am I supposed to watch that? Well it starts at 5pm, that's pretty late tbh. They have their reasons for it but most tournaments start way earlier. But I'm not complaining because day 2 and 3 will start early enough to watch some games.
No, 5pm on the first day and on a friday is not late at all. It makes total sense. In the absolute sense 5 isn't late at all, mention CodeS/OSL/WCS starts around 6.
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On June 28 2013 18:40 Assirra wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 18:34 niekoz wrote:On June 28 2013 17:50 Thrillz wrote:On June 28 2013 15:56 Qwerty85 wrote:
I dont understand why MLG has no sympathy for people from Europe. The event starts at 2.30AM. How am I supposed to watch that? I dont understand why [insert tournament organizer] has no sympathy for people from [insert region]. The event starts at [insert incovenient time]. How am I supposed to watch that? Well it starts at 5pm, that's pretty late tbh. They have their reasons for it but most tournaments start way earlier. But I'm not complaining because day 2 and 3 will start early enough to watch some games. How is it late when it starts on a friday? people got work/school and i assume they at least want to refresh themselves before going to the event. Do you really want to hold your opening ceremony when nobody is there yet?
No that's why I said they have (good) reasons for it. I know they start later because they wanna have a live audience etc.
But it makes me a little sad realising i can't watch any (live) games on day 1 
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The player pool is way too weak for that many WCS points imo.
Code S tier: Stats Dear soO Hero JD(i hope he just cheeses in ZvP). A few koreans are going to be a major hassle, the rest is going to be destroyed.
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On June 28 2013 18:52 Waxangel wrote:
I bet coach park can beat jaedong in pvz
Wait, Coach Park plays Protoss?
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Australia54784 Posts
On June 28 2013 19:35 kochujang wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 18:52 Waxangel wrote:
I bet coach park can beat jaedong in pvz Wait, Coach Park plays Protoss?
coach park plays everything man
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Going to fanboy so hard for Incontrol and Nony. I hope they go far this tournament.
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On June 28 2013 18:40 Assirra wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2013 18:34 niekoz wrote:On June 28 2013 17:50 Thrillz wrote:On June 28 2013 15:56 Qwerty85 wrote:
I dont understand why MLG has no sympathy for people from Europe. The event starts at 2.30AM. How am I supposed to watch that? I dont understand why [insert tournament organizer] has no sympathy for people from [insert region]. The event starts at [insert incovenient time]. How am I supposed to watch that? Well it starts at 5pm, that's pretty late tbh. They have their reasons for it but most tournaments start way earlier. But I'm not complaining because day 2 and 3 will start early enough to watch some games. How is it late when it starts on a friday? people got work/school and i assume they at least want to refresh themselves before going to the event. Do you really want to hold your opening ceremony when nobody is there yet?
Well in that case it could start later than that. For example at 19h. That way for Europe it wouldn't start around 2.30 but 4.30 in the morning which means that you can set the alarm clock for 5AM and catch basically whole action. At the same time,those working americans who finish jobs at 17h would have more time to get to the event and also miss nothing.
But as I said before, it is hard to accomodate everyone but I still feel it is possible. I know it wont change but hey.. freedom of speach
But in the end, living in Europe is actually better overall because all Euro and Korean tournaments start and finish at reasonable time...
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