EPTOn September 30 2011 02:03 iNcontroL wrote:
application sent fingers crossed! ! !
application sent fingers crossed! ! !
*fingers crossed*
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Kdog3wa
Sweden40 Posts
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EG.Thorzain
Sweden164 Posts
On September 30 2011 05:57 AdreN- wrote: Interesting. So you think in a 64-person tourney that only top 8 should get paid? I would think Top 16, since thats the top 25% of the field. It's not like the players here are going to be open bracket masters noobs (like myself xD). For example, in the tourney you got 2nd in, top 2 getting paid would have been top 25% of field. Poker tournaments typically payout in this fashion as well (usually top ~30% of field). The thing is that in a 8 man invitational tournament there's bound to be 8 great players. I'd say give top 3 or 4 money. In a 64 man tournament held outside of Korea, most of the players are gonna be decent/good but not great. If you would have a 512 player tournament with most of those players being random BYOC guys at dreamhack, should top 128 get money? I think that the prize distribution should be relative to the skill of the players instead of the ammount of players. | ||
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Deleted User 183001
2939 Posts
On September 30 2011 05:52 zanga wrote: HYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYPE :D Btw: I wish Dreamhack and SVT (Swedish state television) would officially team up to do the broadcasting for the world... However, the last Dreamhack during summer, SVT had a free high quality stream online with a studio etc, worked very well. They're doing it again for sure Not as good as showing it right on TV, but it's nice one of your main TV stations is recognizing and broadcasting SC2 in some way or another  . | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45695 Posts
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claash
Poland472 Posts
On September 30 2011 06:10 JudicatorHammurabi wrote: Not as good as showing it right on TV, but it's nice one of your main TV stations is recognizing and broadcasting SC2 in some way or another .in germany they aired the EPS in full-lenght on german television just recently but the germans dont make a big deal out of it as it seems.swedes want you to know what they have in every thread  and dont forget the good internet! | ||
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DarkEnergy
Netherlands542 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
but i'm curious how moon will perform, he shouldn't be in a good shape, since he will be playing wc3 most of the time for the wcg in december, or not? I'd really love to see him grab another top8 spot or better in an big tourney, but this is a really bad timing for him  well it will be great to watch anyways, DH is awesome! | ||
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
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BigLighthouse
United Kingdom424 Posts
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Nazeron
Canada1046 Posts
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AXygnus
Portugal1008 Posts
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Paladia
802 Posts
I really hope some of the Swedes in Korea will temporarily go back home in order to participate. Players such as Sase, Sjow, Naniwa and Jinro. Would also be nice if some more unknown local players who are put their hearts into becoming professional SC2 players got a chance. Such as Cytoplasm or Stjarnan. | ||
bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
On September 30 2011 06:07 Thorzain wrote: The thing is that in a 8 man invitational tournament there's bound to be 8 great players. I'd say give top 3 or 4 money. In a 64 man tournament held outside of Korea, most of the players are gonna be decent/good but not great. If you would have a 512 player tournament with most of those players being random BYOC guys at dreamhack, should top 128 get money? I think that the prize distribution should be relative to the skill of the players instead of the ammount of players. I hope you get some revenge on DRG and take out #1 this tournament That is a lot of money; a good spread and first place still gets ~$30,000, that is nice to see. I am interested to see the rest of the player list, but the players that have qualified so far look beastly! So much anticipation - maybe another DreamHuK? Or will the Koreans just roflstomp their way to victory.. | ||
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FrodaN
754 Posts
Looking forward to seeing who gets in through applications. | ||
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pewpew444
United States121 Posts
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ThatGuyDoMo
Australia516 Posts
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remember87
Sweden144 Posts
On September 30 2011 06:07 canilsen wrote: Don't forget that poker tournements usually have buy-ins Poker tournaments normally pay out to top 10%, this is 12,5%. (And they have a buy-in.) There is nothing wrong with this payout structure imo. I think it has a positive influence on the best players in the world to come, and in that way we will have better games to watch. | ||
zazone
Romania460 Posts
On September 30 2011 06:22 Musicus wrote: super epic event but i'm curious how moon will perform, he shouldn't be in a good shape, since he will be playing wc3 most of the time for the wcg in december, or not? I'd really love to see him grab another top8 spot or better in an big tourney, but this is a really bad timing for him well it will be great to watch anyways, DH is awesome! I wonder if he will/can forfeit his place,I mean WCG will be less than 2 weeks from that lol dunno if he can afford to loose time with travelling.Anyway if he goes he will be the only player that participates to a SC2 event without actually practicing sc2 . | ||
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stevorino
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On September 30 2011 05:40 Thorzain wrote: Thank god i placed 2nd in Valencia so that I don't have to apply and be one of 50 lucky chosen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think they should also invite you. I doubt there are 50 players I'd rather watch instead of twice as many spoon terran games. I hope most Korean teams apply for this, also does anyone know if players have to pay for their own travel or not? | ||
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