EPT[Q&A] Official NASL Thread - Page 70
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Ghost-z
United States1291 Posts
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KillerDucky
United States498 Posts
On March 03 2011 07:45 Xeris wrote: The Q&A has been updated with answers to other questions. Please read the OP before asking any other questions. I will now be fielding more community questions... so please ask away. Remember:
Enjoy!!~ Note:
Update OP to show you removed the 5 players per team cap? And thanks for showing flexibility on that issue! | ||
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Turgid
United States1623 Posts
On March 03 2011 07:45 Xeris wrote: We have removed the "5 players per team" cap. Very awesome, thanks for this! | ||
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Brewers
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I am just a little confused whether the video is required only for players who you reached in Feb. Otherwise all types of applicants have to make the kind of a video? Your answer would be greatly appreciated. | ||
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Al Bundy
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Why the passive attitude towards the koreans? if you didn't want them to compete in nasl you should have said it from day 1. You should haver said "North american-only" instead of eluding the korean issue. | ||
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Sleight
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I feel that if one's concern is with the game becoming the best possible, allowing free access to replays at some point before the grand final, will encourage and demand the utmost preparation and dedication. I could not find an answer to this question in the OP. | ||
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syllogism
Finland5948 Posts
On March 04 2011 01:07 AlBundy wrote: So much for "the best players in the world" advertisement... no korean players = no competition. Why the passive attitude towards the koreans? if you didn't want them to compete in nasl you should have said it from day 1. You should haver said "North american-only" instead of eluding the korean issue. Why not? There's little reason to give them any special treatment and it's an online tournament until RO16 so they are free to participate if the schedule permits. No koreans equalling no competition appears a rather curious assertion. e: actually I've no idea why I bothered to reply as it's quite clear it's fruitless | ||
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Al Bundy
7257 Posts
On March 04 2011 02:25 syllogism wrote: Why not? There's little reason to give them any special treatment and it's an online tournament until RO16 so they are free to participate if the schedule permits I didn't talk about any special treatment, don't put word in my mouth please. But come on... I wasn't born yesterday, it's easy to see what the nasl plans are. I'm just saying that, as a spectator, the most interesting tournaments are the most competitive ones. Take a look at the TSL (btw it's an online tournament just like nasl so the comparison is fair in my opinion): TSL staff went ahead and included korean players. The consequences? higher competition than ever as well as extreme potential drama. This is what the people want. I'm not interested in paying to watch a tournament involving a bunch of 3k masters semi-pros and a handful of pros. Especially if it's prerecorded & online games. | ||
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syllogism
Finland5948 Posts
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Shinobi1982
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+ Show Spoiler + Please no "when it's done and ready" answer :D | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On March 04 2011 00:48 Brewers wrote: If gamers didn't get any notification regarding the NASL participation, meaning no direct contact before, does he need to film himself answering all the questions for the video? I am just a little confused whether the video is required only for players who you reached in Feb. Otherwise all types of applicants have to make the kind of a video? Your answer would be greatly appreciated. Every single player in the league needs to make the video. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On March 04 2011 01:07 AlBundy wrote: So much for "the best players in the world" advertisement... no korean players = no competition. Why the passive attitude towards the koreans? if you didn't want them to compete in nasl you should have said it from day 1. You should haver said "North american-only" instead of eluding the korean issue. What are you talking about ? | ||
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Turbo.Tactics
Germany675 Posts
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
On March 04 2011 01:07 AlBundy wrote: So much for "the best players in the world" advertisement... no korean players = no competition. Why the passive attitude towards the koreans? if you didn't want them to compete in nasl you should have said it from day 1. You should haver said "North american-only" instead of eluding the korean issue. I have to mirror Xeris and ask what are you talking about? If koreans apply they can play. It was never said otherwise. They will just need to deal with the lag (more of a blizzard problem) or move to USA (same as foreigners need to do to play in GSL). | ||
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MorNin
United States443 Posts
 Lo U!!!!! | ||
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Radnewt
United States67 Posts
Last week, Geoff and Russ mentioned a possible meet and greet out in Rancho. Is this still in the works? Thanks. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On March 04 2011 04:56 Radnewt wrote: Xeris, Last week, Geoff and Russ mentioned a possible meet and greet out in Rancho. Is this still in the works? Thanks. Quite possibly... we'll post about this if it happens! | ||
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drag_
England425 Posts
On March 04 2011 04:42 Xeris wrote: UPDATE: We are currently having some discussions with Korean teams and representatives. We will be doing our best to get Koreans into the NASL. We appreciate all feedback and concern! Wow this is fantastic! I've been so impressed with the NASL team, responding to feedback, not being afraid to admit faults. With this I can't really see anything more to complain about! Thank you so much! | ||
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Ansinjunger
United States2451 Posts
Oh, I'm not a prude, but I do feel that a certain standard should be upheld if e-sports wants to grow, if we want to convince a skeptic that it isn't "dirty" or whatever. | ||
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