EPTOn May 11 2010 01:27 Pokebunny wrote:
I would so completely do this if I wasn't 14. Fuck me.
I would so completely do this if I wasn't 14. Fuck me.
but i can't.. you're 14. you need to say "no, no, don't worry, i'm 18". i fall for that one everytime
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ilnp
Iceland1330 Posts
but i can't.. you're 14. you need to say "no, no, don't worry, i'm 18". i fall for that one everytime | ||
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Ruthless
United States492 Posts
On May 10 2010 21:35 AmstAff wrote: incontroll is really trying to make money by doing nothing. lets see how many idiots he will find. "The first day of training, the coaches will go over with each individual the personal goals they want to accomplish the next three days. Better Macro? Micro? Multi-tasking?" seriously... i dont know what to say, this is just so... This is just a more expensive version of gosu coaching. People seem to be paying for that, a lot of people... | ||
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gogogadgetflow
United States2583 Posts
On May 11 2010 01:37 Ruthless wrote: This is just a more expensive version of gosu coaching. People seem to be paying for that, a lot of people... Don't be such a downer - you can't honestly say it wouldn't be cool to learn tips and tricks to micro around your units, multitask, etc. from a very strong player standing literally over your shoulder. It probably seems worth it to only a tiny minority of players, but still gotta say i wish I could do it. | ||
KwarK
United States41938 Posts
Anyone English speaking in Western Europe, if you pay my transport, give me a bed, beer and pizza I will come to you bearing a beta key and teach you to be plat sc2. This includes people who have never played sc2 and just want to try it out. I get to see random places and people with free beer and you get better at sc2. | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
1. Price is private. I didn't want a 15 page discussion nit-picking the price and what it entails when it really is none of your business. If you are interested in going, we will obviously discuss. It is incredibly modest for a 72 hour crammed coaching session involving a tourney, lodging, food, transportation etc.. so I didn't think it necessary. Frankly I don't think a lot of you should obsess over it since I know for a fact that you aren't interested in participating. 2. Please stop obsessing over "this is a beta." This game will launch with an EXTREMELY similar build to this beta. People who are receiving training or working at the game now are going to benefit. We don't see tourney threads filled to the brim with "this is just a beta, this is retarded" because that would be stupid. So why then, when threads discuss training or (o m g!) receiving compensation to help others train, does this come up? I'd ask that you please try and minimize that discussion since the reasons are already known: A lot of people in the SC community are extremely against paying money for anything in the community. This isn't the first SC camp to be offered. This will be the most successful SC(2) camp to be given however. Encourage people for once, stop hating. If you have community members so serious they are willing to travel and pay a fee to be trained, great! If you have community members so serious they are willing to organize, and open the doors to their house and coach people for 3 days, great! Why hate? 3. Nope we ain't the best. Nobody said we were. But until you see a house of better SC2 nerds offering the same business I don't see how this is an issue? If you are winning all the SC2 tourneys and we cannot offer you anything then by all means, state as much. To the others, you probably could benefit and should stop being a negative nancy for the "benefit" of others. 4. As a final note, please please please give this plea a ear: We aren't evil. We don't sit around and think about scamming, or giving people less for their money so we can run to the bank and cash our massive checks. We want to do good by the community. We are excited that SC2 has come and is growing our world. Please allow us that opportunity and help us.. it will only help "you" and this community. | ||
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Tristan
Canada566 Posts
beats the crap out of archery and arts and crafts. Also people keep in mind that pro teams in north america don't get the financial support they do in Korea. Things like this are productive and creative ways for progamers to use their talents and keep doing what they love. Overall it will help eSports in the west. | ||
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disco
Netherlands1667 Posts
On May 11 2010 00:04 Whiplash wrote: Even though I'd say I'm pretty close to the player's levels that would hold this event, I still say that it would be worth it to go simply for all the new knowledge and experience you could acquire on this event. These guys aren't new to the competitive RTS scene and have a better idea of whats going on then 99% of sc2 players. Unfortunately I have not come across a large sum of money and will most likely not be able to do this fabulous event. lol stop dodging me User was warned for this post | ||
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
ESPORTS. | ||
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Chaoz
United States507 Posts
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Tristan
Canada566 Posts
On May 11 2010 01:56 Jyvblamo wrote: I hope this thing turns into a huge success so it can spread to other places... like Canada. ^.~ ESPORTS. Canadian eSports... We can only hope... | ||
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Shizuru~
Malaysia1676 Posts
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dahornnn
United Kingdom395 Posts
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Tristan
Canada566 Posts
On May 11 2010 02:12 dahornnn wrote: nice idea behind it, but i think anyone who actually goes for this is kinda of silly ;] I dunno if I get into grad school in Phoenix I would consider it. | ||
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Sky.Technique
United States271 Posts
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ThisIsJimmy
United States546 Posts
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Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
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link0
United States1071 Posts
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SeriousGamer
United States2 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.blogto.com/upload/2007/10/apartment590.jpg) So people are gonna crash with you in your overcrowded apartment to learn how to play a video game somewhat effectively? | ||
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UbiNax
Denmark381 Posts
On May 11 2010 02:21 Beyonder wrote: I'm paying a Korean progamer to go just to see what you're going to teach him. Right ^^ because this program is meant for Korean progamers, dont think they mentioned that anywhere hehe | ||
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Sky.Technique
United States271 Posts
On May 11 2010 02:33 SeriousGamer wrote: So people are gonna crash with you in your overcrowded apartment to learn how to play a video game somewhat effectively? great first post..not seriusly people this is just an offer, if you dont like it just say to yourself, no thanks, and leave the thread, i dont see why there is so much hate. no one is forcing you to do this. wow, | ||
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