EPTSC2 Open Beta in Korea - Page 4
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zazen
Brazil695 Posts
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XXXSmOke
United States1333 Posts
On March 30 2010 15:03 Psyonic_Reaver wrote: Who lives in AZ? My house just so happens to have 3 computers that have SC2 Beta Key... =p I am so down haha. How did you manage to get 3 keys??? | ||
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milo
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Two_DoWn
United States13684 Posts
On March 30 2010 15:03 Psyonic_Reaver wrote: Who lives in AZ? My house just so happens to have 3 computers that have SC2 Beta Key... =p I smell the perfect way to make rent till beta ends! | ||
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nitdkim
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MidKnight
Lithuania884 Posts
Take that KeSPa ! xD I wish they did same everywhere though :/ | ||
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Tom Phoenix
1114 Posts
I really wonder how KeSPA will react to this. EDIT: Also, I kind of wish we had PC Bangs outside Korea. I think it would both help improve the image of gaming as well as make it a more social experience. Yes, I am aware of e-Cafés, but those usually do not have such a strong emphasis on gaming. It does not help that they are few and far in-between. =( | ||
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Darpinion
United States210 Posts
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StayFrosty
Canada743 Posts
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splcer
United States166 Posts
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Re-Play-
Dominican Republic825 Posts
On March 31 2010 09:32 splcer wrote: i dont mind mostly caus I HAVE the beta =p ?? | ||
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Wedge
Canada580 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. wtf.. Cant tell if serious. Actually you probably are. | ||
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3FFA
United States3931 Posts
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
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Iris7
Angola39 Posts
On March 31 2010 09:45 Wedge wrote: wtf.. Cant tell if serious. Actually you probably are. I think a lot of people were hoping the US would be the dominant power in sc2.. but here's the thing.. Korea is going to blow us out of the water in sc2 for the same reason public schools usually beat private in highschool football games.. a larger pool of talent to draw from. ....Blizzard is intentionally birthing an esports community in America... Using Korea as a sure fire place their game will explode can only help cause an esports revolution in the U.S... A few months for koreans to figure out how the game is "supposed" to be played.. can really only benefit us.. | ||
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Spawkuring
United States755 Posts
On March 31 2010 10:19 Iris7 wrote: I think a lot of people were hoping the US would be the dominant power in sc2.. but here's the thing.. Korea is going to blow us out of the water in sc2 for the same reason public schools usually beat private in highschool football games.. a larger pool of talent to draw from. ....Blizzard is intentionally birthing an esports community in America... Using Korea as a sure fire place their game will explode can only help cause an esports revolution in the U.S... A few months for koreans to figure out how the game is "supposed" to be played.. can really only benefit us..US being the dominant power is a pipe dream. As long as US culture doesn't facilitate pro-gaming, it will never become #1 in e-sports. It would be awesome if we could at least make the US more open to it with SC2, but I can't imagine it becoming the next Korea for a long time unless SC2 suddenly becomes a phenomenon like WoW, and I can't see that happening simply because WoW got popular for being the first casual MMO, and SC2 is anything but casual. | ||
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Rufio
241 Posts
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k!llua
Australia895 Posts
There's nothing wrong with Korea having the most dominant scene, just as long as they allow foreigners the opportunity to compete in their leagues (if they're good enough, of course). | ||
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danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
On March 31 2010 16:03 k!llua wrote: Wow, xenophobia much? There's nothing wrong with Korea having the most dominant scene, just as long as they allow foreigners the opportunity to compete in their leagues (if they're good enough, of course). you didn't feel any national pride whatsoever when the summer olympics were held in sydney? it doesn't make sense if you didn't. there's no problem with it. that said, it'd be "cool" if the usa was at the top of sc2. why? because i'm from the usa! that also being said, people need to chill out. the beta in pc bangs in korea only help the international scene, which is what we all want, right? don't take this past the level it should go. | ||
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Tamerlane
Canada426 Posts
On March 30 2010 15:03 Psyonic_Reaver wrote: Who lives in AZ? My house just so happens to have 3 computers that have SC2 Beta Key... =p OMG ARE U SIRIUS?? 3 computers :O do you play all 3 at the same time?? That would be so pro...wait...you can even play yourself using 2 of those computers, of better yet : FFA yourself using all 3!! Wait...wait...did you mean that you could log on bnet from any of those computers?? I'm getting confused here  | ||
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