EPTSC2Con disbands - Page 8
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gCgCrypto
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Arkless
Canada1547 Posts
On September 24 2011 22:46 Bobster wrote: SC2con was dead in my eyes when I heard that they 1) were responsible for less Koreans in NASL because while only some of the teams weren't happy, everyone else had to bow out due to SC2con forcing "solidarity" - basically, if one team doesn't want to play, no one plays. Without SC2con, we would've had more Korean players than the 6 (on non-Korean teams) we have now, make no mistake. 2) do not allow pro players streaming. Disgusting that an organisation could make that decision for every team and every player instead of leaving it up to them. 3) did attempt to strong-arm FXO and choya to comply with their demands. They had no right and no control to intervene in internal team affairs like they did, and the way they tried to get their way was fucking shameful (harassment, threats, blackmail). I agree, it was weird because personally I had never heard of sc2con untill the NASL incident. Then all of a sudden for like 3 weeks straight there was a drama filled post about something wrong sc2con did. Not surprised FXO (not fxo korea) had the foresight to bounce when they did. This organization isn't needed IMO. Their demands were crazy, and they just kind of appeared out of no where assuming power. I bet teams like eg,liquid etc were like "Hey, wait a minute. Who the fuck put you in charge anyways?" Of course, could be wrong entirely. | ||
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France2195 Posts
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Germany10114 Posts
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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TheTurk
United States732 Posts
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Australia6260 Posts
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
On September 24 2011 22:46 Bobster wrote: SC2con was dead in my eyes when I heard that they 1) were responsible for less Koreans in NASL because while only some of the teams weren't happy, everyone else had to bow out due to SC2con forcing "solidarity" - basically, if one team doesn't want to play, no one plays. Without SC2con, we would've had more Korean players than the 6 (on non-Korean teams) we have now, make no mistake. Auctally sc2con wasn't involved in that decision at all, and had nothing to do with it. It was all the teams talking together about it and mr. Chae being the front man (so to speak) | ||
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Robinsa
Japan1333 Posts
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FlamingTurd
United States1059 Posts
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Doso
Germany769 Posts
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Clbull
United Kingdom1439 Posts
On September 24 2011 12:12 Synapze wrote: An organization like KESPA on a global scale would be ideal in my opinion. As long as they're less autocratic more flexible about the rules and more flexible about allowing decent change within the esport scene than KeSPA, I'm cool with a global Starcraft II organisation. Although I see Blizzard more as one, seeing as Battle.net seems to be claiming rights over broadcasting and holding tournaments for prizes larger than $5,000. A good example of a global organisation that regulates sports is FIFA. However, there have been allegations of corruption within the organisation and they've been quite reluctant to introduce change (like goal line technology) when it's clearly better than having referees not see a goal then disallow it. | ||
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BigLighthouse
United Kingdom424 Posts
I can see that perhaps a degree of organisation might be beneficial but its not Korea's place to try and legislate on a global scale. To a degree, Korea has only just arrived at a party thats been going on for a decade already and they should buy into a play by their hosts rules. Kespa not required. | ||
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Scorch[DeltA]
Mexico41 Posts
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skiptomylou1231
United States63 Posts
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Falling
Canada11370 Posts
On September 24 2011 12:15 lbmaian wrote: I was half expecting this: 1) Notable teams weren't in it (Slayers, FXO). 2) There was too much controversy surrounding it. 3) It had no power, and the rules it seemed to try to make where never strictly followed. For ex, I think they discourage streaming, but StarTale let's their players do so. On the other hand, I have mixed feelings about Kespa. They have done some absolutely ridiculous shit. The battle between Kespa and Blizzard was just greedy and spiteful beyond belief (both sides lost). But Kespa governing SC2 would bring an air of "legitimacy". It would also pave the way for BW players to freely transfer to SC2 without losing their "progaming status" (whatever that means). SC2Con sounds like the League of Nations of Starcraft. Next up- a war between players and teams and then United Nations! | ||
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Carras
Argentina860 Posts
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