EPTsomeone else will, and NASL will become irrelevant.
Because people want to watch the best players play at the highest levels....
if minor league baseball can't draw a crowd, I don't think minor league SC is going to do too well.
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KoshkaTV
United States430 Posts
someone else will, and NASL will become irrelevant. Because people want to watch the best players play at the highest levels.... if minor league baseball can't draw a crowd, I don't think minor league SC is going to do too well. | ||
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nvs.
Canada3609 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:05 SmoKim wrote: how can you say no to a face like that? That's a lot of pink for a man's room.  | ||
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KoshkaTV
United States430 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:22 niteReloaded wrote: I would say that inviting none would be like admiting defeat to the Korean scene, but inviting too much could be harmful for the tournament for the reasons many people stated already. I would invite 2-3 to start with, just to have that 'villain' to fear and hope to defeat. 2-3 out of 50? You cannot say NO to Nada, July, MC... there needs to be at least 10 Koreans to make it legit. 25 America's 15 Euro 10 Kor/Asia | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:23 dsousa wrote: Lets put it this way... if NASL doesn't invite the best Koreans.... someone else will, and NASL will become irrelevant. Because people want to watch the best players play at the highest levels.... if minor league baseball can't draw a crowd, I don't think minor league SC is going to do too well. Well MLG will do completely without Koreans. And I believe they will do just fine. I also think there should be Koreans in the tourney, but no majority. Something like 10 would be cool. A tournament with 45 koreans and 5 foreigners would not make much sense imo, because that would be GSL 2. And I dont need 2 tournaments with the exact same players. NASL is about showcasing some of the top NA/EU players as well in a high profile tournament in addition to the Koreans that we usually see. | ||
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
I believe hes not living with OGS because he has his own gf and usually theyre the one doing the shopping/decoration | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:29 Redox wrote: Well MLG will do completely without Koreans. And I believe they will do just fine. I also think there should be Koreans in the tourney, but no majority. Something like 10 would be cool. A tournament with 45 koreans and 5 foreigners would not make much sense imo, because that would be GSL 2. And I dont need 2 tournaments with the exact same players. NASL is about showcasing some of the top NA/EU players as well in a high profile tournament in addition to the Koreans that we usually see. Sure MLG does fine without Koreans, but I really don't see them making pro sc2 huge either. That's what the NASL is trying to do | ||
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:30 baoluvboa wrote: I believe hes not living with OGS because he has his own gf and usually theyre the one doing the shopping/decoration NaDa is currently single (all of the girls and most of of the guys of TL rejoice!! )But he is not living in the team house because he is working hard in school to get a good grade, thus cant practice 24/7. Q: Do you have a Girlfriend A: Nope. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=192088 | ||
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:42 godemperor wrote: NaDa is currently single (all of the girls and most of of the guys of TL rejoice!! )But he is not living in the team house because he is working hard in school to get a good grade, thus cant practice 24/7. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=192088 I would imagine that you are a frequent visitor of the Nada's body thread  | ||
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:21 Chill wrote: I can confirm that I've played approximately a billion games of BW and have never seen units teleport or scarabs disappear. wtf, yeah, that's completely true. I hate when people claim to know when they don't know shit. IIRC, people who studied SCBW code and whatever, said that the game worked as P2P from the moment the actual match starts. | ||
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Qaatar
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kegelflex
United States38 Posts
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Eknoid4
United States902 Posts
Do you think it's coincidence that nearly every Code S player has been BW Pros? And what percentage of all BW pros were Korean? Korea will be better than everywhere else skillwise until the game has been around long enough for most of the sc1 pros to retire. The only way to speed up the advancement of nonkorean skill across the globe is to have tournaments like this that foster the same kind of competitive hardcore large-scale (in both quality and quantity of participants) environment that Korea currently is the only global haven for. | ||
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dkim
United States255 Posts
oh god I think nada was trying to say something clever but I don't get it. AND I NEED TO GET IT! something about trying hard to make his name nada -> nun in LA? some wordplay? I have no idea I wish my conglish was as good as my korean -_- edit: tnx floor exercise... it wasnt anything clever at all lol. | ||
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
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Yukidasu
Australia125 Posts
The latency thing works like this: because commands aren't sent and received instantly, it's impossible for all the copies of the game to know what's happening instantly. However, in this kind of game it doesn't make sense to allow instant changes and then fix up the results on other computers after it's happened without showing how it happened, because that would give visible skips, and an instant reaction like in an FPS isn't absolutely required. Hence commands usually have a fixed time lag after which they'll take effect. If this time lag is too short and the command arrives after it was supposed to happen, the command could be ignored (not usually), or you'll get spikes or disconnection. That fixed time is what you're modifying when you change the latency of a blizzard game like Warcraft 3. So it's a trade-off between risk of spikes and latency experienced - blizzard have traditionally set this very high, because some connections are unstable and can have very variable latency and it's easier to ensure everything works if it's high, plus then you don't have to bother explaining this to the user. | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:58 dkim wrote: oh god I think nada was trying to say something clever but I don't get it. AND I NEED TO GET IT! something about trying hard to make his name nada -> nun in LA? some wordplay? I have no idea I wish my conglish was as good as my korean -_- known ... | ||
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dkim
United States255 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:59 MYM.ClouD wrote: I wouldn't like to have koreans in this tournament because they belong to a completely different community that doesn't interact with ours and they will greatly overshadow any western player. We don't have the tools to have a good enough practice to compete with them. There's GSL already, no need for a second one. I just sigh at every known players with this type of view because it clearly shows that they are not a true competitor. they are admitting inferiority straight up and even giving up at the idea that they can ever be as good as them. it's just sad. | ||
Kazeyonoma
United States2912 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:59 MYM.ClouD wrote: I wouldn't like to have koreans in this tournament because they belong to a completely different community that doesn't interact with ours and they will greatly overshadow any western player. We don't have the tools to have a good enough practice to compete with them. There's GSL already, no need for a second one. Who says they won't interact with americans? they've never had an avenue to, aside from Cella who has done his livestream for us, there isn't exactly a ton of opportunities for them to interact with us, but they DO know that they have fans, and they do thank us even sometimes calling out foreign fans directly in their post/pre game interviews. How many of the non-korean players say that or say the same shit? By that same method, half of the europeans and some of the americans don't deserve spots either. | ||
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
On March 17 2011 07:59 MYM.ClouD wrote: I wouldn't like to have koreans in this tournament because they belong to a completely different community that doesn't interact with ours and they will greatly overshadow any western player. We don't have the tools to have a good enough practice to compete with them. There's GSL already, no need for a second one. GSL begs to differ, and a lot of Korean players do stream for teamliquid specifically. The fact that they greatly overshadow any western players despite the cultural difference means that these so called western pros should work harder to be the best at a competitive global game. More GSL level games = better and will only help NASL | ||
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
On March 17 2011 08:02 dkim wrote: I just sigh at every known players with this type of view because it clearly shows that they are not a true competitor. they are admitting inferiority straight up and even giving up at the idea that they can ever be as good as them. it's just sad. Because it's not possible. It's not about giving up, it's a thing we can't do because we can't get the kind of practice they get. | ||
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