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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:48 Acritter wrote: I don't watch GSL because the interesting Koreans are already competing abroad and I don't want to go to the trouble of getting the GOMTV thing to work. Simple enough. oh come on, pressing the play button is to hard? Some excuses here make me wonder how some ppl even can play on a PC. | ||
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sixfour
England11062 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:18 HocusPocus wrote: no one would enter code a anymore when the top 16 of this online tournament would give them a code S seat. they need to just bin code a and operate how the osl did: - offline qualifiers for anywhere up to 24 spots, reduce this if you want to give some away in MLG exchange etc, but ffs do it in a swiss format rather than the stupid retarded best of three knockouts - those 24 players face off in one on one matches, winner of each match plays someone at random who got knocked out in the previous season's round of 16/quarter final - 12 winners of that join the previous season's semi-finalists, 4 groups of 4 top 2 advance gogogo | ||
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lungo
Denmark276 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:44 Scarecrow wrote: I don't particularly like the Code system, regular starleague formats seem more exciting. Having underdogs break through into the finals is always exciting, remember the Royal Roaders of BW? Code S is also starting to get more and more terrans making it increasingly boring to watch. They also need to get with the program and make sick intros like the OSL/MSL to hype the players more. Slightly longer gaps between leagues would also increase my interest. Maybe 1 tournament over 2-3 months. i have the same feeling that the BW starleague format is kinda more exciting, having underdogs break through is allways exciting to see! and you allways wonder how long they will last! as i can see, its so difficult to get into Code S if you're coming from Code A, they should make the formats bigger, like double the ammount of players up because there are so many players who could play in Code A/S which just cant duo to luck/unlucky draws etc | ||
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United States7081 Posts
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Strydor
Singapore95 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:44 GentleDrill wrote: Ever watch the group selections? They're excellent. And even if you don't want to sit through the whole thing, they show relevant and amusing snippets for each player before the first round matches every season. They also do post-match interviews. I'm not quite sure you've actually watched recent seasons to make this judgement. Yeah, I have watched the group selections, but it's done all in one sitting which is really not the same as a pre-match interview. And yes, I have watched nearly all of code A and code S so far this and last season. How much of their personality do you see? That small snippet of happiness after winning a match? Comparatively, MLG Columbus had the MC and Idra rematch-up to name one, Anaheim had the MMA and Boxer student-mentor match. The pre-match interview gave them an opportunity to show just a bit more of themselves and what they were feeling so the crowd could identify with them while they played. A post-match interview doesn't really do much in this aspect. Furthermore, while the post-match interviews are done, it's the pre-match that can really prove to be more interesting. Post-match how many of them would trash-talk their opponent? Most replies would be I'm happy about this result or although I won today there is still room for improvement. What I personally would love to see is some pre-match stuff, perhaps a friendly rivalry between the players, some flair that players like MC love to show. I'm not saying the matches haven't been good, but it's the lack of connection from the players that make it hard to watch. That being said, it's a personal opinion, so it's not the same for everyone. | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES51702 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:53 sixfour wrote: they need to just bin code a and operate how the osl did: - offline qualifiers for anywhere up to 24 spots, reduce this if you want to give some away in MLG exchange etc, but ffs do it in a swiss format rather than the stupid retarded best of three knockouts - those 24 players face off in one on one matches, winner of each match plays someone at random who got knocked out in the previous season's round of 16/quarter final - 12 winners of that join the previous season's semi-finalists, 4 groups of 4 top 2 advance gogogo or they could ditch Code A for Survivor Tournment and continue with their MSLish format,with much less seeded spots. and for the love of god please change the name form Global Starcraft League to Gomtv Starcraft League | ||
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GentleDrill
United Kingdom672 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:57 Strydor wrote: Yeah, I have watched the group selections, but it's done all in one sitting which is really not the same as a pre-match interview. And yes, I have watched nearly all of code A and code S so far this and last season. How much of their personality do you see? That small snippet of happiness after winning a match? Comparatively, MLG Columbus had the MC and Idra rematch-up to name one, Anaheim had the MMA and Boxer student-mentor match. The pre-match interview gave them an opportunity to show just a bit more of themselves and what they were feeling so the crowd could identify with them while they played. A post-match interview doesn't really do much in this aspect. Furthermore, while the post-match interviews are done, it's the pre-match that can really prove to be more interesting. Post-match how many of them would trash-talk their opponent? Most replies would be I'm happy about this result or although I won today there is still room for improvement. What I personally would love to see is some pre-match stuff, perhaps a friendly rivalry between the players, some flair that players like MC love to show. I'm not saying the matches haven't been good, but it's the lack of connection from the players that make it hard to watch. That being said, it's a personal opinion, so it's not the same for everyone. Fair enough then. I guess MLG does have more intensity overall, though I don't really know it's completely fair to compare it to the GSL in that respect since, as mentioned on the previous page, they're on completely different schedules. That said, it's not like GSL's format precludes pre-match interviews. I've never felt a pressing need for them though, as I'm satisfied with the current content. | ||
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BronzeKnee
United States5226 Posts
At least there is a lot of Protoss in Code A, but how many of them will be eliminated in the first matches? The up and down matches were brutal for the Protoss. Honestly, I am way more excited for Dreamhack Valencia than GSL October. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
no one want code S with 16 good and 16 crap gamers so the way it is its nice they JUST have to nerf terran so no more tvt only obvs with 20 terrans code S is terrible boring but its not goms fault is blizzards fault | ||
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Metak
296 Posts
I still like to watch GSL, but then again, I haven't been watching for a very long time yet. I don't mind the high amount of TvT (even though I'd love to see more P). | ||
FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
 )Also terran is pro friendly (while normal players have their problems with them) Which might become an balancing issue. (though i think blizzard is looking more into the pro level) So maybe hots will bring some courage to people thinking of raceswitching, though i doubt it. As for intros and things, some footage would be nice yes, or player stats. So just a bit spicing up. That korea is terran land is not gsls fault . Anyway i like watching gsl. And tvt is always fun. | ||
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
On September 09 2011 00:44 Scarecrow wrote: They also need to get with the program and make sick intros like the OSL/MSL to hype the players more. Slightly longer gaps between leagues would also increase my interest. Maybe 1 tournament over 2-3 months. EVER OSL 2007 Intro: Doing something like that would make GSL 10 times better! ...ok I'm exaggerating, but it would still be really nice. | ||
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KDot2
United States1213 Posts
the only things that bug me are too many TvTs and I wish it was double elimination right now losing a fluke Bo3 is just too easy | ||
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diverzee
Sweden992 Posts
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Deleted User 101379
4849 Posts
On September 09 2011 01:32 ShooTouts wrote: Ok Im just about the biggest GSL fan there is and I watch every single game it is NOT losing entertainment value and the casters are better than ever. the only things that bug me are too many TvTs and I wish it was double elimination right now losing a fluke Bo3 is just too easy At least Code A should be double elim or have a group stage to prevent players going out in the Ro32 from a single lost Bo3. Especially for situations like the foreigners playing their matches one day after arriving in Korea (i.e. Thorzain, Naniwa, ...) it would help a lot if players would have a second chance and not drop out immedatly. I wouldn't even care that much about some games not being broadcasted for time reasons. | ||
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GrimReefer
United States442 Posts
On September 09 2011 03:01 diverzee wrote: Still love GSL and watch it often as I can. Only problem is it's on between 11 am - 3 pm - a time where people work or go to uni so I always miss it. that's better than 5am, which is why i rarely get to watch the gsl  | ||
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branflakes14
2082 Posts
On September 09 2011 01:14 Sein wrote: EVER OSL 2007 Intro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=og-gULrg1Jo Doing something like that would make GSL 10 times better! ...ok I'm exaggerating, but it would still be really nice. Now THAT'S an intro video. Pretty much everyone involved with Starcraft 2 just recycles the campaign CGI Well, apart from the TSL video! | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
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bovineblitz
United States314 Posts
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Dreadwolf
Canada220 Posts
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