On March 16 2015 03:01 Nerchio wrote: You guys shouldn't get excited about the viewer numbers too much. The truth is that a lot of those viewers are not even interested in SC2 that much. On the other hand we have CS:GO that has 10 times more people watching and they have more players to cheer for because their scene is not full of Koreans. Unfortunately, at the moment I don't see why anyone would put their money into starcraft2 when they have CS:GO.
On March 16 2015 03:03 Lorning wrote: I hope this goes even longer, so SC2 gets more viewers and we get more LoL salt. Not that I dislike the LoL community, but I just like salt
You like mayo
Can put salt in the mayo for maximum unhealthyness
The more I think about it, good PvP like this really isn't a bad way to introduce Starcraft to anyone who happens to tune in out of curiousity. Yeah, it would be nice to showcase one of the other races. But I remember the first tournament I watched, an MLG in like June 2011 that I stumbled onto because of a link from Rock Paper Shotgun. Back then, I had never played Starcraft, although I understood the principles of RTS from playing Warcraft and Age of Empires and such. Back then, I loved seeing the Colossus show up, because it was all big and shiny and lazery. After playing the game and watching it for years, I now basically agree with the consensus that it's a kind of clunky and boring unit. But all those laser fights were a good gateway drug for me to get into learning the intricacies of this great game. I imagine I would have felt the same way about Tempests if those had existed back then.
On March 16 2015 03:03 Lorning wrote: I hope this goes even longer, so SC2 gets more viewers and we get more LoL salt. Not that I dislike the LoL community, but I just like salt
You like mayo
Can put salt in the mayo for maximum unhealthyness
On March 16 2015 03:01 Nerchio wrote: You guys shouldn't get excited about the viewer numbers too much. The truth is that a lot of those viewers are not even interested in SC2 that much. On the other hand we have CS:GO that has 10 times more people watching and they have more players to cheer for because their scene is not full of Koreans. Unfortunately, at the moment I don't see why anyone would put their money into starcraft2 when they have CS:GO.
If every foreigner had the same skill and mindset as Snute,Naniwa in his prime and Stephano when he was dominating we wouldn't have this problem,but keep on crying about koreans.
On March 16 2015 03:03 Lorning wrote: I hope this goes even longer, so SC2 gets more viewers and we get more LoL salt. Not that I dislike the LoL community, but I just like salt
You like mayo
Can put salt in the mayo for maximum unhealthyness
On March 16 2015 03:03 Lorning wrote: I hope this goes even longer, so SC2 gets more viewers and we get more LoL salt. Not that I dislike the LoL community, but I just like salt
salt is good in moderation, but on the internet its great in overdoses
On March 16 2015 03:03 Lorning wrote: I hope this goes even longer, so SC2 gets more viewers and we get more LoL salt. Not that I dislike the LoL community, but I just like salt
You like mayo
Can put salt in the mayo for maximum unhealthyness
On March 16 2015 03:01 Nerchio wrote: You guys shouldn't get excited about the viewer numbers too much. The truth is that a lot of those viewers are not even interested in SC2 that much. On the other hand we have CS:GO that has 10 times more people watching and they have more players to cheer for because their scene is not full of Koreans. Unfortunately, at the moment I don't see why anyone would put their money into starcraft2 when they have CS:GO.
Nerchio.. SHHHHHH.... we're tying to be positive and pretend this means anything overall.
On March 16 2015 03:03 Lorning wrote: I hope this goes even longer, so SC2 gets more viewers and we get more LoL salt. Not that I dislike the LoL community, but I just like salt
You like mayo
Can put salt in the mayo for maximum unhealthyness
EPT
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