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Hi Everyone,
So, I know that there's still some lingering disappointment because Ultimate BarCraft was canceled. But, here's another great opportunity to enjoy StarCraft (and a hairless Slasher) with a large group of cool people, even if you don't have a Blizzcon ticket!
A solid group of SC2-focused eSports companies, including EG, OneMoreGame.TV, compLexity, Quantic, and NASL, have teamed up to produce a really cool event, Friday night, at the Hilton Anaheim (right next to the Convention Center). We have enough room for about 1,000 people, and our event will feature a GSL Finals Viewing Party/BarCraft, followed by a live episode of Live on 3, which will featuring Slasher and djWHEAT *both* getting their heads shaved on stage!
The event's free to enter for all ages (although you have to be 21 if you want to drink), and you don't need a Blizzcon pass. Just bring yourself, your friends, your passion for StarCraft, and your desire to make fun of Slasher! Doors open at 8:30 in the Ballroom at the Hilton Anaheim. We hope to see you all there!
For those of you who can't make it to the event, the Live on 3 portion of the party will be streamed live on OneMoreGame.TV, so everyone can watch Slasher and djWHEAT lose their hair  . The Lo3 stream will start approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion of the GSL Finals.
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Oh wow, looks like a lot of fun!
Is the bar okay for sub-21s as long as they don't drink, or is this for you old people only?
edit: o wat tomorrow
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This is a good substitute.
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Will there be a stream?
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alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden.
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On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden.
Barfood can be incredibly delicious! Don't have to drink, man. I highly doubt nerds like us are the pushy frat-boy types anyway.
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On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden.
Trust me, you don't need to drink to have fun at a bar 
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On October 21 2011 10:28 WhiteraCares wrote:Will there be a stream?
You'd hope so with Twitch.tv sponsoring it!
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On October 21 2011 10:36 tnud wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. Trust me, you don't need to drink to have fun at a bar
couldn't disagree more. I find very few things less interesting than a drunk person when I'm not drunk.
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On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden.
BarCraft is the Foreigner's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. It can do for StarCraft 2 what PC Bangs done for BW.
We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home to congregate around. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social-space and demonstrate a physical presence of our community to the public.
That's how we can get recognition, new sponsors and fresh faces, that's how we grow the scene.
BarCraft has the potential to create three things:
- Recognition - BarCraft garners mainstream interest like nothing else. To the mainstream world, BarCraft is face that they can observe and try to appreciate, because it creates obvious value. That's why while StarCraft is thirteen years old, it's BarCraft that got it featured on the Wall Street Journal.
- Rally point - Our community is huge, with over a hundred thousand hardcore audience and probably a magnitude more in casual ones, yet we don't meet up except for the sporaic major and local tournaments. BarCraft gives us a good excuse to finally meetup with fellow nerd ballers in a casual, social setting. Making friends are easier when you already shared interests.
- Revenue - BarCraft can be developed as a significant new revenue source for the industry, if properly harnessed. It has the potential to be the fund base to jumpstart local competitive scene beyond the "charity work" that had fueled StarCraft in the past. It can also help gather new sponsors, like the "lifestyle" brands that SirScoots keep harping about.
Unfortunately, money always dirties community intiatives. BarCraft will some soul searching.
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On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the foreigner community's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home where like-minded people can congragate. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social space and demonstrate a physical presence for our community. That's how we can get recognition, that's how we grow the scene.
This seems like the right answer. Some people just want to hang out with other people in a local area with the same interest and passion as them.
Its been fairly successful so far.
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Lol its tomorrow..... cant make it 1 day sadly.
Slasher and Wheat getting their head shave LIVE is going to remember by all.
This is going to be funny when they live stream or commentate lmao LEYgo1!@@#@!#
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I'm attending after work dressing up as hipster nerd LOL JK. I can't wait to see some TvT action! Any drink specials? 2 beers?
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On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the foreigner community's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home where like-minded people can congragate. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social space and demonstrate a physical presence for our community. That's how we can get recognition, that's how we grow the scene.
never thought of it like this but that's a really nice theory
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On October 21 2011 10:38 Corrupted wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:36 tnud wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. Trust me, you don't need to drink to have fun at a bar couldn't disagree more. I find very few things less interesting than a drunk person when I'm not drunk.
couldn't disagree more. i'm more often than not the driver- with the right mindset and people it doesn't matter anyway if you drink or not
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This would be pretty sweet to go to but I don't really want to miss seeing the finals in the audience. Maybe next year we'll get a real after party on Saturday 
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"which will featuring Slasher and djWHEAT *both* getting their heads shaved on stage!"
Slasher $^@#'ed up Big Time "No Foreigners will win Big Tourneys"
3 Foreigners win 3 Big Tourneys in a Row (And the Tourneys had quite a few Koreans in them at-least two of them)
Its gonna be great watching Slasher lose his hair.  
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why is wheat getting his head shaved?
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I am so there. Im across the street at the Mariott drinkin right now!!
Blizzcon, wooooo!!!!
hahaha
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Cool, maybe i can make it out.
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On October 21 2011 11:06 Childplay wrote:
why is wheat getting his head shaved?
Because he said he would if Idra won in China in response to slasher's bet. Then Idra proceeded to win.
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On October 21 2011 10:51 Liquid`Nazgul wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the foreigner community's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home where like-minded people can congragate. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social space and demonstrate a physical presence for our community. That's how we can get recognition, that's how we grow the scene. never thought of it like this but that's a really nice theory
Didn't meant to hijack the thread. Just thoughts in my head for a while, will put together a proper blog post after fleshing it out.
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The event will be live streamed through OneMoreGame. Should be a blast!
Also, fuck.
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On October 21 2011 10:52 rotegirte wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:38 Corrupted wrote:On October 21 2011 10:36 tnud wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. Trust me, you don't need to drink to have fun at a bar couldn't disagree more. I find very few things less interesting than a drunk person when I'm not drunk. couldn't disagree more. i'm more often than not the driver- with the right mindset and people it doesn't matter anyway if you drink or not
I think in general people look at drinking the wrong way. You shouldn't be looking at it as going somewhere to drink. Drinking should be secondary to the actual purpose. If drinking is your primary purpose then i feel you're doing it wrong.
And i fully understand that people exist who just want to go get smashed. I can't relate to those people anymore. If that's what a Barcraft is to you, well you're missing the point. Focus on the second half of barcraft, not the first. The bar is just a setting.
Although i'm sure the bars appreciate the business, so drink up if that's what floats your boat!
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I feel bad for Slasher... poor guy
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On October 21 2011 11:12 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:51 Liquid`Nazgul wrote:On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the foreigner community's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home where like-minded people can congragate. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social space and demonstrate a physical presence for our community. That's how we can get recognition, that's how we grow the scene. never thought of it like this but that's a really nice theory Didn't meant to hijack the thread. Just thoughts in my head for a while, will put together a proper blog post after fleshing it out.
I look forward to this! It's such a neat phenomenon, and i hope it continues onward. The root of it for me is people like to be around like minded people and have fun. A bar is a perfect setting for this. I mean look at the LR threads. I post in those because those are the closest people to me who i can enjoy live SC2 with. If i could go down to the local pub with a few dozen other nerds and yell and cheer and shit, i'd be on that like white on rice. For too long we've been restricted to sharing our passion electronically. Now we can do it IRL. With beer. I think that's almost liberating.
I also appreciate the "for ESPORTS" attitude. I feel it may get carried away at times but the passion is obvious, and the willingness to share it i hope will pay dividends in future. And that's BarCraft. It's not just people sitting behind their computers. It's out in the 'real world' for all to see. If that doesn't open eyes i don't know what will.
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I really wish I was going to be there for this.
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On October 21 2011 10:38 Corrupted wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:36 tnud wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. Trust me, you don't need to drink to have fun at a bar couldn't disagree more. I find very few things less interesting than a drunk person when I'm not drunk.
you arent hanging around the right friends then  I have had tons of fun on the nights when I dont drink when others do. Some situations I havnt but most of mine I have.
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I think I'm going to try to attend this. I hope the Hilton Bar isn't too expensive, I want to support the venue but hotel bars are notorious for being overpriced.
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For those of us at BlizzCon, I'm pretty disappointed to have to choose between watching the GSL finals live, or being at this event! Argh. The opportunity to watch a live GSL finals may never come again in our entire lives.
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1000 people, I'm going to guess around 987 guys and 13 girls :D
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On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the Foreigner's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. It can do for StarCraft 2 what PC Bangs done for BW. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home to congregate around. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social-space and demonstrate a physical presence of our community to the public. That's how we can get recognition, new sponsors and fresh faces, that's how we grow the scene. BarCraft has the potential to create three things: - Recognition - BarCraft garners mainstream interest like nothing else. To the mainstream world, BarCraft is face that they can observe and try to appreciate, because it creates obvious value. That's why while StarCraft is thirteen years old, it's BarCraft that got it featured on the Wall Street Journal.
- Rally point - Our community is huge, with over a hundred thousand hardcore audience and probably a magnitude more in casual ones, yet we don't meet up except for the sporaic major and local tournaments. BarCraft gives us a good excuse to finally meetup with fellow nerd ballers in a casual, social setting. Making friends are easier when you already shared interests.
- Revenue - BarCraft can be developed as a significant new revenue source for the industry, if properly harnessed. It has the potential to be the fund base to jumpstart local competitive scene beyond the "charity work" that had fueled StarCraft in the past. It can also help gather new sponsors, like the "lifestyle" brands that SirScoots keep harping about.
Unfortunately, money always dirties community intiatives. BarCraft will some soul searching.
I'll help myself there this time even if you guys forget me. See youuuuu.
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Someone please organize something Saturday night! I won't be able to go Friday night!
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Only 4 more years till I can go to one of these things
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Well done. Whoever fucked up the Ultimate Barcraft has to be breathing a small sigh of relief, and whoever made this happen is to thank for that.
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Ultimate Barcraft cancelled. Ultimate Barcraft replaced.
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Will any progamers like Nestea or MVP be there?
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On October 21 2011 13:34 i3ubbles wrote:
Will any progamers like Nestea or MVP be there?
I'm guessing they will be either at Blizzcon watching (Nestea) or competing in the finals (Mvp) :-p
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On October 21 2011 11:13 Slasher wrote:
The event will be live streamed through OneMoreGame. Should be a blast!
Also, fuck.
I suggest you grow out a fohawk once it starts coming back, if it ever does
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Will the hair be donated to charity? ):
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On October 21 2011 14:01 Torte de Lini wrote:
Will the hair be donated to charity? ):
Actually thats a really nice idea, I think Slashers hair might be long enough for: http://www.locksoflove.org/
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Well Ulitmate Barcraft was gonna have nestea and mvp player signings...
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On October 21 2011 13:05 xlava wrote:Only 4 more years till I can go to one of these things
I thought it was open to all ages regardless? Just that the Bar itself is restricted to those age 21+?(kind of like a restruant).
Anyways can't wait to go! Gonna be bringing my dad along, who doesn't really play but is interested enough to watch tourneys with me from time to time!
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woo, thanks for putting this back together on such short notice. i'll be in the Con though watching it in person but I definitely plan on stopping by post finals to drink and say wassup!
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i wish you the best in the barcraft!!!
Get Drunk and celebrate the e-sports!!
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I will be attending this :D
<3 TL/organizations for making this :D
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On October 21 2011 14:33 i3ubbles wrote:
Well Ulitmate Barcraft was gonna have nestea and mvp player signings...
And since it got cancelled, this is the replacement. It might be less "good" (which I doubt), but it's better than nothing.
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On October 21 2011 12:34 zemotion wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the Foreigner's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. It can do for StarCraft 2 what PC Bangs done for BW. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home to congregate around. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social-space and demonstrate a physical presence of our community to the public. That's how we can get recognition, new sponsors and fresh faces, that's how we grow the scene. BarCraft has the potential to create three things: - Recognition - BarCraft garners mainstream interest like nothing else. To the mainstream world, BarCraft is face that they can observe and try to appreciate, because it creates obvious value. That's why while StarCraft is thirteen years old, it's BarCraft that got it featured on the Wall Street Journal.
- Rally point - Our community is huge, with over a hundred thousand hardcore audience and probably a magnitude more in casual ones, yet we don't meet up except for the sporaic major and local tournaments. BarCraft gives us a good excuse to finally meetup with fellow nerd ballers in a casual, social setting. Making friends are easier when you already shared interests.
- Revenue - BarCraft can be developed as a significant new revenue source for the industry, if properly harnessed. It has the potential to be the fund base to jumpstart local competitive scene beyond the "charity work" that had fueled StarCraft in the past. It can also help gather new sponsors, like the "lifestyle" brands that SirScoots keep harping about.
Unfortunately, money always dirties community intiatives. BarCraft will some soul searching. I'll help myself there this time even if you guys forget me. See youuuuu.
Wait, you live in LA? Time to put my stalker hat on.
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On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the Foreigner's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. It can do for StarCraft 2 what PC Bangs done for BW. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home to congregate around. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social-space and demonstrate a physical presence of our community to the public.
Fuck. I could write an essay based around this single paragraph, explaining not only why SC2 is so popular, but also the difference between Korean and foreigners. Totally using this in my sig
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On October 21 2011 11:02 XRaDiiX wrote:Show nested quote +"which will featuring Slasher and djWHEAT *both* getting their heads shaved on stage!" Slasher $^@#'ed up Big Time "No Foreigners will win Big Tourneys" 3 Foreigners win 3 Big Tourneys in a Row (And the Tourneys had quite a few Koreans in them at-least two of them) Its gonna be great watching Slasher lose his hair.
Technically they werent in a row.. DRG made a combo breaker @IEM NY...
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On October 21 2011 14:01 Torte de Lini wrote:
Will the hair be donated to charity? ):
If so, I feel really really bad for the kid that could potentially get Slashers hair. ~_~
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Much respect to those who managed to organize this in such a brief period of time.
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Why does the poster say it is tonight, fridag the 21.st AFTER the GSL finals, when gomtv.net says the GSL finals is Saturday the 22nd?
Someone please tell me someone wrote a wrong date...
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On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden.
I stopped drinking four years ago, yet this hasnever stopped me from going out. order a soft drink, give the bartender a large tip, and enjoy yourself.
On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the Foreigner's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. It can do for StarCraft 2 what PC Bangs done for BW. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home to congregate around. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social-space and demonstrate a physical presence of our community to the public.
PC bangs were mostly benefitial to training though. BarCraft gatherings are similar to the way a LOT of people watch football, at least in the UK. You don't become any better with the ball but you have lots of fun, socialise, and, to a certain extent, get the live experience. + Show Spoiler +And also get in fights over a game ^^
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On October 21 2011 17:19 Primadog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 12:34 zemotion wrote:On October 21 2011 10:43 Primadog wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. BarCraft is the Foreigner's answer to the Korean PC Bangs. It can do for StarCraft 2 what PC Bangs done for BW. We now live at a time where everyone has high speed internet at home and a PC beefy enough to play StarCraft, so PC bangs are not coming back. Without them, the StarCraft community lost a home to congregate around. This is, in my opinion, the reason why BarCraft is spreading like wild-fire. It's not really so much about drinking, but about creating a local social-space and demonstrate a physical presence of our community to the public. That's how we can get recognition, new sponsors and fresh faces, that's how we grow the scene. BarCraft has the potential to create three things: - Recognition - BarCraft garners mainstream interest like nothing else. To the mainstream world, BarCraft is face that they can observe and try to appreciate, because it creates obvious value. That's why while StarCraft is thirteen years old, it's BarCraft that got it featured on the Wall Street Journal.
- Rally point - Our community is huge, with over a hundred thousand hardcore audience and probably a magnitude more in casual ones, yet we don't meet up except for the sporaic major and local tournaments. BarCraft gives us a good excuse to finally meetup with fellow nerd ballers in a casual, social setting. Making friends are easier when you already shared interests.
- Revenue - BarCraft can be developed as a significant new revenue source for the industry, if properly harnessed. It has the potential to be the fund base to jumpstart local competitive scene beyond the "charity work" that had fueled StarCraft in the past. It can also help gather new sponsors, like the "lifestyle" brands that SirScoots keep harping about.
Unfortunately, money always dirties community intiatives. BarCraft will some soul searching. I'll help myself there this time even if you guys forget me. See youuuuu. Wait, you live in LA? Time to put my stalker hat on.
No I'm in OC = =
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Damn, talk about last minute! I hope there will be enough people, but SC2 events always surprise me.
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I just got confirmation that i'll go :D
will there be food/drinks (non alcoholic) to buy? ^_^
I'm actually super hyped for this. will have MLG shirt with my name.
but how many people are expected to go...? O_O.
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How will the parking work?
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On October 22 2011 08:01 dabom88 wrote:
How will the parking work?
I wonder the same thing cuz the convention parking dont allow re-entry. I gotta get back in after dinner.
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So stoked!!!!! Definitely gonna make it there tonight!!!
Edit: There is a parking structure behind Anaheim Convention Center, it costs money but theres alot of spots. Also there might be a park and ride.
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man i hate west coast events so much.
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gogo Slasher finally shaving that hair!
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I'm taking a taxi there from Fullerton so I don't have to worry about a DD or my car. See everyone there tonight!
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this is bullshit we need bald head, BIC IT, no guard shit/trimmer shit!
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I was there with a friend and it was a lot of fun! Stream issues at the start kinda sucked, but they were mostly fixed, thankfully. Drinks weren't cheap but fuck it, spent like 40-50 bucks to help e-sports! Thanks for throwing it guys, and fuck Slasher!
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On October 21 2011 10:38 Corrupted wrote:Show nested quote +On October 21 2011 10:36 tnud wrote:On October 21 2011 10:33 Ballistixz wrote:
alot of barcraft events poping up lately... im not really interested in them at all since im not a drinker what so ever, but they do look fun. altho i wonder why all of these barcraft events are popping up everywhere all of a sudden. Trust me, you don't need to drink to have fun at a bar couldn't disagree more. I find very few things less interesting than a drunk person when I'm not drunk.
What? Messing with drunk people is crazy fun.
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