» 1080p live stream access

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(including weekly shows, analysis, highlights, and matches)

» Zero commercial interruption

RIGHT from the site, you's trollin

Shikyo

Finland33997 Posts

April 02 2011 11:48 GMT

#742

25$? Not going to buy =) Rather spam commercials, it makes way more money and pleases the viewers far more.

Skytalker

Sweden671 Posts

April 02 2011 11:51 GMT

#743

Will wait untill i know that it's worth my $25. If i wasnt a poor student things might have been different.

maskseller

96 Posts

April 02 2011 11:56 GMT

#744

14€ for 3 months and no commercials. Sounds awesome and i'm going to buy it right now.

However this is supposed to begin in a couple of weeks and still has this weird unfinished look.

Piy

Scotland3152 Posts

April 02 2011 12:00 GMT

#745

People hate to spend money on anything online...Jesus, wtf lol

3 months of entertainment in something you really like for $20 is such a great deal. Will buy now.

Aristodemus

England2010 Posts

April 02 2011 12:07 GMT

#746

The price is very good, higher quality, cheaper and more content than GSL. However i wont be buying it right away until i see how good the production is. That and the fact too many great europeans (some for good reason, others not) and koreans were denied and lower standard NA players accepted. I think the standard will be much higher once the 16 lowest players drop and 16 qualifiers come in.

Katyusha

Norway27 Posts

April 02 2011 12:09 GMT

#747

well for how bad the sickening hyped up match went, im kinda not impressed at all, and this seems after what "impression" they have made way to much to pay for a first season, no matter what price money it is or who the commentators are.
all seems abit amateur...

Loddigesia

247 Posts

April 02 2011 12:11 GMT

#748

I bought it without any hesitation.

However I am kind of concerned since there is no confirmation whatsoever... no receipt, I don't even know if I paid $20 or $25.

edit: ok found it under Junstin.tv accounts settings / Credits Pruchase

smileyyy

Germany1816 Posts

April 02 2011 12:14 GMT

#749

No Paypal ? only CC ... that reaaaaaaaaally sucks for most of the Europeans.
CC are not really widespread in Germany

. I dont own one since I never really need one.

Guess I wont buy it

ExPresident

United States215 Posts

April 02 2011 12:28 GMT

#750

I'm tempted to get it, not that I need it but I want it and I'd like to support e-sports, more than just being a viewer. That being said I also like to see what I'm getting, I guess more than what I'm seeing now. I mean as others have said, this tournament is supposed to start soon and the NASL.TV site has extremely limited information. I mean I guess I'm just expecting to much or something cause the answers to the current questions are on there but... content where's the content ;o

Guess considering its size, what they are trying to do etc I'd have hoped to see forums, articles, etc etc all leading up to this big start date... which is? ;/

Shikyo

Finland33997 Posts

April 02 2011 13:19 GMT

#751

On April 02 2011 21:00 Piy wrote:
People hate to spend money on anything online...Jesus, wtf lol

3 months of entertainment in something you really like for $20 is such a great deal. Will buy now.

Already bought the game. Not going to pay to watch others play it.

viii

United States266 Posts

April 02 2011 13:21 GMT

#752

woah. i think i might get it only because of 1080p

vrok

Sweden2541 Posts

April 02 2011 14:09 GMT

#753

It's not about that. I gladly threw $15 at Dreamhack as soon as the Dreamhack Invitational was announced and that's only a single day 8 man tournament that spans 7 hours or so. It features same/better players, but in a true, lag free, ESPORTS environment.

Why should I bother paying for just another online tournament? There's an infinite amount of free ones featuring the same (non-GSL) players and similar/better casters. NASL, on paper, isn't OMG AMAZING. The showmatch production was amateurish at best. There's no convincing reason for me to even watch it at all really. Not when I have the GSL, where players play on a higher average level, on equal terms, live in a studio, with the single best caster in the world. So far NASL is all hype. They have a lot to prove.

There's no way I'd give them my CC# at this point. They're not a trusted business. They should really get paypal.

hydrox_

United States9 Posts

April 02 2011 14:11 GMT

#754

if they took paypal i'd buy a pass, but for now it seems like I'll be sticking with GSL

0neder

United States3733 Posts

April 02 2011 14:11 GMT

#755

If you've ever seen Incontrol stream on JustinTV, the quality is amazing. I don't think he'd settle for less than something close to that.

Mr_Kyo

United States269 Posts

April 02 2011 14:13 GMT

#756

I don't have the time to watch both GSL and the NASL (or any other league). I will probably have to choose 1. Might be the gsl.

Gentso

United States2218 Posts

April 02 2011 14:15 GMT

#757

So multiple seasons of GSL, NASL, and MLG in one year adds up to how much money if you're "supporting esports" (paying money for a HQ stream is opposite of supporting esports) now? Yikes

cronican

Canada424 Posts

April 02 2011 14:21 GMT

#758

I will buy it. So should you!

Gentso

United States2218 Posts

April 02 2011 14:24 GMT

#759

On April 02 2011 23:21 cronican wrote:
I will buy it. So should you!

Why should I?

blackone

Germany1314 Posts

April 02 2011 14:37 GMT

#760

I'm gonna wait for it to start to see if it's worth my money, but I'm probably gonna buy it.
I do think it is pretty expensive though (as are GSL and MLG). I pay 20$ a month for MLB.tv, I get like 15 games per day and the MLB is a multi-billion dollar industry so I don't see why a have to pay just as much for some games of starcraft.