EPTHowever, glad it's in Korea, since they obviously are the foundation for e-Sports.
SC2 Open Beta in Korea - Page 3
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YellowEmperor
Taiwan100 Posts
However, glad it's in Korea, since they obviously are the foundation for e-Sports. | ||
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Fraidnot
United States824 Posts
On March 30 2010 15:08 Kenpachi wrote: this made me feel like shit  +1 | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
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C0rrupt
United States57 Posts
The wait is longer now | ||
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Puosu
7023 Posts
On March 30 2010 23:44 asdfTT123 wrote: More importantly, is this an indication that KeSPA and Blizzard have resolved their disagreements??? Why would it be? Its not like KESPA runs all the pc cafes or anything rofl. It's more like Blizzard trying to get Koreans more excited about SC2 so KESPA can do nothing but accept that its the future and if they want to be of importance in the future they need to listen to what Blizzard says. | ||
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OreoBoi
Canada1639 Posts
The amount of games that will be played in a competitive context will skyrocket when the korean's start playing. Its like in SC1, we all complain something is imba, and then the progamers solve our problems with magical builds. | ||
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OOl
United States65 Posts
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
On March 31 2010 01:27 OOl wrote: I don't see how people are happy about this. We should be at SC war with korea for a dominant position. We spent what? 10+ years having "korean" be *the* thing and now they get first open beta which means more time to play with more serious gamers. IE: a potential edge. I don't want to see korea as *the* sc2 community just like it was *the* sc1 community. I want to see euro/us get some credit. Then the EU/US players better pick up the slack, eh? | ||
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Spawkuring
United States755 Posts
On March 31 2010 01:27 OOl wrote: I don't see how people are happy about this. We should be at SC war with korea for a dominant position. We spent what? 10+ years having "korean" be *the* thing and now they get first open beta which means more time to play with more serious gamers. IE: a potential edge. I don't want to see korea as *the* sc2 community just like it was *the* sc1 community. I want to see euro/us get some credit. Even if the goal is for more countries to play SC2 competitively, it's still extremely important that Korea accepts SC2. Korea is still the e-sports capital, and what they like/dislike will have an impact on how other countries accept it. This is obviously Blizzard's trump card against Kespa. Kespa may not listen to Blizzard, but they'll definitely listen to what their paying customers want. | ||
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yomi
United States773 Posts
On March 31 2010 01:27 OOl wrote: I don't see how people are happy about this. We should be at SC war with korea for a dominant position. We spent what? 10+ years having "korean" be *the* thing and now they get first open beta which means more time to play with more serious gamers. IE: a potential edge. I don't want to see korea as *the* sc2 community just like it was *the* sc1 community. I want to see euro/us get some credit. Korea won't dominate because they get to play beta earlier. They will dominate because they have players living in a house together, playing full time, with a dedicated coach and substantial sums of money at stake. | ||
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Volshok
United States349 Posts
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Sadistx
Zimbabwe5568 Posts
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RumZ
United States956 Posts
Here's proof. | ||
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psychopat
Canada417 Posts
Sure, they'll have a leg up for the first couple of months but things will even out. The more important things, like actual practice time & innate skill will take over. Of course, the funny thing is that they'll still beat us based on that too. :-) | ||
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Pufftrees
2449 Posts
 And yes, a couple months with orders of magnitude more player base and general accepting into the Korean Culture, the game will evolve drastically in beta. Some national or "server" pride is good, but I think its pretty selfish to cry out that Korean's are given an edge now over other servers and say it's "not fair". Having more beta testers is good. Having a lot more beta testers is better. Having the e-sports capital's general public test the game is awesome. | ||
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See.Blue
United States2673 Posts
On March 31 2010 03:14 Pufftrees wrote: This makes me extremely happy Pretty much my sentiments. I'm dying to see how the game evolves with that many new (highly dedicated) players being entered. Relax guys, in a few months we'll all have the game | ||
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Gnosis
Scotland912 Posts
On March 31 2010 02:29 Joey.rumz wrote: Blizzard doesn't give a crap if Foreigners can compete in SC2. They just want to up the bankroll. Here's proof. Haha, what?! How is giving Korea an open-beta an indication that Blizzard doesn't want foreigners competing?! It's an inevitability, and this is a very good move on Blizzards part, imo. I'd like for some Koreans to solve T mech and the generic MMM builds that happen every game. | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
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SoleSteeler
Canada5461 Posts
SC2 will be very big. | ||
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milo
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