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Die4Ever
United States17578 Posts
On December 27 2013 18:50 Aeromi wrote: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2014_WCS_Season_1_America/Qualifier/Taiwan_Hong_Kong_Macau Thanks! This page will really come in handy for me lol http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2014_StarCraft_II_World_Championship_Series | ||
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ETisME
12249 Posts
lol even my macau friend doesn't know it can be spell as macao | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1656 Posts
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slowbacontron
United States7722 Posts
On December 27 2013 19:35 ETisME wrote: lol even my macau friend doesn't know it can be spell as macao Macao looks weird if you're used to Macau, but I can see why it makes sense in a pin yin kind of way. Thanks for the stream! | ||
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meanmarine24
37 Posts
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Darkdwarf
Sweden960 Posts
On December 28 2013 00:54 meanmarine24 wrote: Someone explain to me why WCS tournaments around the world are filled up with non-residential asians, while a single attempt from local resident SaSe to play in WCS HK is met with complete opposition? These qualifiers are restricted to citizens or persons with residency visas. SaSe apparently doesn't have this. | ||
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meanmarine24
37 Posts
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Niko_Thien
Germany2671 Posts
On December 28 2013 01:33 meanmarine24 wrote: Why? It's the complete opposite of NA/EU WCS. Is it possible you missed the recent changes to the WCS format? | ||
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KaienFEMC
Canada127 Posts
On December 28 2013 01:33 meanmarine24 wrote: Why? It's the complete opposite of NA/EU WCS. Check out the new format of WCS 2014. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=436104 | ||
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meanmarine24
37 Posts
" Ladder wildcard spots will have open enrollment with no citizenship or residency restriction, but still have a master's level requirement with a minimum number of ladder wins within that regional server." So they could if they wanted to. | ||
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Aeromi
France14455 Posts
On December 28 2013 06:21 meanmarine24 wrote: You mean this? " Ladder wildcard spots will have open enrollment with no citizenship or residency restriction, but still have a master's level requirement with a minimum number of ladder wins within that regional server." So they could if they wanted to. It's not the ladder wildcard here. | ||
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Penev
28440 Posts
WCS NA Taiwan / Hong Kong / Macao Qualifiers *AM/ America | ||
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chipmonklord17
United States11944 Posts
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On December 28 2013 11:04 chipmonklord17 wrote: is this still happening tonight? its not on the event calendar and its 9 now Semifinals information on wiki states second of January | ||
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chipmonklord17
United States11944 Posts
On December 28 2013 11:12 AlternativeEgo wrote: Semifinals information on wiki states second of January Well alrighty then | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1656 Posts
On December 28 2013 00:54 meanmarine24 wrote: Someone explain to me why WCS tournaments around the world are filled up with non-residential asians, while a single attempt from local resident SaSe to play in WCS HK is met with complete opposition? Please try to make a more clear statement. The term "local resident", is something that I am forced to interpret as a person in Taiwan with a right to reside there. In other words, someone who is a resident of Taiwan. Citizens, and foreigners that possess resident visas. What I will say, first and foremost, is that yoeFWSan was not allowed to compete in the WCS NA Taiwan / Hong Kong / Macao qualifier even though he belongs to the premier team in Taiwan: yoe Flash Wolves (the same team that I belong to, I might add). And to that end, I will also add that the one Korean (True) and one American (Suppy) that were invited to compete in TeSL and presently staying in Taiwan this season, were not allowed to compete in it either. I will also add, at this stage, that I am no more happy to see this than you are. It sucks, it really does, but SaSe, I believe, does not have the proper visa to stay, live, and work in Taiwan. If someone goes to Taiwan to study abroad (like I did), then they are given what is called a visitor visa. That means staying for a short while, then leaving. TeSL, the organization that initially invited SaSe so long ago and had him train with gamabears before they disbanded, was able to secure him a visitor visa, and San, as well, has a visitor visa. Please stand by for an official statement from a TeSL representative, as I am simply a liaison, nothing more, nothing less... P.S. Please do not use the term "Asian" like this again. I feel it is not a politically correct term in the world of Starcraft eSports. all Non-Koreans are foreigners, and I am sure SaSe would agree with me on that statement. EDIT: Official statement from TeSL below. + Show Spoiler + SaSe didn't have a Residents Visa, so he is not able to participate in this region. He is using a Visitors Visa staying in Taiwan. This is what I have heard from Taiwan Blizzard. | ||
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