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On October 29 2011 06:43 GolemMadness wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:40 ShootingStars wrote: I don't understand people... NOTHING LAST FOREVER. NOT SC1, NOT SC2. There will be more games. NO ONE LIVES FOREVER. Flash can't play SC1 FOREVER until he is 60. HE HAS HIS LIFE. SC2 will DIE in the future for SC3. NOTHING LIVES FOREVER. -_- Yeah, because if your family died you'd just be like "Oh well, it happens." Steve Jobs lived his life KNOWING he would die, so he made everything the most of it.
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Got warned for stating opinions. This thread has turned to garbage. This site slowly keeps turning into a SCII site. We BW fans have mentioned this time and time again, that we're being marginalized and we're pretty much being cuddled and told to go to sleep because there's nothing to stop this E SPORTS TRAINZWOAHMGZ now!!
SO, whatever. I give up. You people can have this website, you can have our pros, you can have your bastardized version of our game, you can have it all.
See you in The Abyss my friends. I'm done here.
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Sigh. An era looks to be coming to an end.
On the other hand, if the two scenes unit a beastly Korean Scene will add to competitiveness and hype.
I'm curious what the sponsors think about SC2...
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Wow, I am starting to think this thread should be closed. Even with the mod warning it is still devolving into a SCBW vs SC2 feces throw contest. If anything this proves BW and Sc2 players both have obnoxious elements that will never be civil in a thread. The elitism over esports is astounding at times.
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To some of us, death of BW IS the same as mother dying. Who has taken care of us, motivated us when we feel down and cheered us when we feel good? BW. The Proleague has always been there for me as i grew up. Ive seen the guys come and go, but the incredible game stayed. How can i go to the funeral of my virtual mother now? But no! I wont. We have to fight for her, and protect her sanctity as long as possible.On October 29 2011 06:30 L_Master wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:24 IMABUNNEH wrote:
It's like coming in and saying "Relax guys, all people die eventually. Your mother had her time for 54 years." Point being BW dying IS very much an emotional, touchy, subject for those that have grown up with it and enjoyed the game for so long.
Except people are getting as emotional as if their mother HAD died, when it's merely a transitioning in computer gaming. Yes, the "death" of BW isn't on par with someone's mother dying, but I don't like the way you phrased that. Maybe I'm reading it wrong but it sounds somewhat dismissive; like "Oh, it's just a computer game so not that big of a deal, right?" The thing is, for many BW players, it IS that big of a deal. This is the kind of thing that people are going to get be sad about, cry for, and get depressed for weeks about; especially if it happens quickly in one fell blow. Many, many BW players love BW to that level and have precisely that kind of a cultivated passion for the game. Why do you think you get such fanatical and angry posts from BW guys popping up so often?
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On October 29 2011 06:26 RedMosquito wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:09 Wuster wrote:On October 29 2011 05:22 skyzzang wrote: Just take a look at Julyzerg. What happend to him in SC2 ? One of the reason why he's doing poorly is because
1) Skill ceiling for SC2 is very very very low compared to BW 2) Easy interface, Binding, Unit control 3) Zerg's specialty does not shine in SC2 as much as it did in BW, which was speed and flank. aka, one sentry blocking the ramp.
People say this all the time (well 1 and 2). And yet, we still haven't seen an game where someone 1) hit every worker (non-zerg) 2) never got supply blocked 3) had perfect overlord/creep spread As for the interface, when I watch SC2, every major battle involves several scenes of miscontrol. Sure a lot of it is bad players keeping everything on one hot key, but things like: 1 - not target firing tanks 2 - not spreading colossus 3 - not keeping HT/Infestors from running to their death when they're out of energy these things keep happening, and are just the common examples (FF micro and unit spreading isn't really consistent either) The skill ceiling for SC2 is still a long way from being reached, despite the easier interface / infinite control groups / ect. As for July, it's pretty simple for a long time he played every matchup exactly as if it were still BW, and when he wasn't playing them as if it were BW, he certainly wasn't playing them with a high SC2 understanding. Since when do people think July isn't good at SC2?? I guess top 5 zerg in the world isn't good enough for some
People have high standards for him, because he was recently removed from an OSL (even if it was a lucky draw as I've been told) and has shown that he can dominate through different periods of time.
I don't think July is top-5 in the world right now, but I don't think he's an all-in newb as certain people like to claim (the thing I dislike about watching ESV is listening to Orb mock July every time a Zerg goes all-in) either.
He's a work in progress and while he's good, he's not championship caliber.
Watch his most recent ZvZs and tell me he knows how that match-up works for example. And while it can be unforgiving, it's not a total coinflip as Nestea, Losira, Sen or Dimaga have shown.
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On October 29 2011 06:37 aTnClouD wrote: i wonder if they can handle the frustration of losing to bad players time after time since sc2 is designed so people are able to win against much better player with very little effort and some luck. many scbw pros couldn't translate well to sc2 for this reason and i think not every single one of them will like the game enough to dominate the scene.
yeah exactly. im not sure if TBLS will dominate the scene because sc2 will not fully utilize all of their talents developed from bw, which is why it is such a waste if they were to switch over.. one of the reasons ppl say sc2 is an inferior game is because its more luck dependent and all-in/early attacks are extremely strong compared to bw. noobs can definitely take games off of pros with very little effort. how many times do you see idra lose to no-namers to this day who bunker rush him or do some other cheese. you will almost never see that happen to high level players in bw.
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On October 29 2011 06:44 TheGlassface wrote: Got warned for stating opinions. This thread has turned to garbage. This site slowly keeps turning into a SCII site. We BW fans have mentioned this time and time again, that we're being marginalized and we're pretty much being cuddled and told to go to sleep because there's nothing to stop this E SPORTS TRAINZWOAHMGZ now!!
SO, whatever. I give up. You people can have this website, you can have our pros, you can have your bastardized version of our game, you can have it all.
See you in The Abyss my friends. I'm done here.
That's some entitlement you have there dude. There's just as much bashing of SC2 as there is people being happy to get BW pros into SC2, it's just that you only see one side of it.
You're being marginalized because BW was always a niche game outside Korea while SC2 is huge in europe/US. You might not like it but that's how it is.
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On October 29 2011 06:43 L_Master wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:40 ShootingStars wrote: I don't understand people... NOTHING LAST FOREVER. NOT SC1, NOT SC2. There will be more games. NO ONE LIVES FOREVER. Flash can't play SC1 FOREVER until he is 60. HE HAS HIS LIFE. SC2 will DIE in the future for SC3. NOTHING LIVES FOREVER. -_- Again. Let me emphasize. Your parents, relatives, friends also won't live forever. Are you not similarly sad and upset when they get sick and die? Show nested quote +I understand how BW fans feel, but I can't help but feel this was eventual and inevitable, and I find it hard to understand how some people didn't see it coming. I'm not sure too many people were "caught blindsided". It doesn't change the fact that BW dying is still a pretty depressing thing for many, many diehard BW fans. Like I said above, even if a family member gets cancer and you know they are going to die eventually it doesn't make it not sad when the time does come. Come on.... I don't even know what to post here. Comparin BW dying to a family member dying? If that's really how you feel then maybe you should check in with life. There is more to life than being a fanboy.
I'm happy the transition is coming because it's so annoying to keep hearing BW-fans complaining(out of jealousy) about how easy and boring SC2 is and always will be because "uuu BW is better and bigger in Korea". Nobody fucking cares! It's 2011 people! WAKE THE FUCK UP
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On October 29 2011 06:44 VPCursed wrote: This thread has really gone to shit. close? just make a article about it. idfk
I'd have to agree =/ nobody can really be a fan of both games for some reason. So much hate. Do CS:S players and CS1.6 players bear such aggression towards each other? Think not.
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On October 29 2011 06:48 lFrost wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:37 aTnClouD wrote: i wonder if they can handle the frustration of losing to bad players time after time since sc2 is designed so people are able to win against much better player with very little effort and some luck. many scbw pros couldn't translate well to sc2 for this reason and i think not every single one of them will like the game enough to dominate the scene. yeah exactly. im not sure if TBLS will dominate the scene because sc2 will not fully utilize all of their talents developed from bw, which is why it is such a waste if they were to switch over.. one of the reasons ppl say sc2 is an inferior game is because its more luck dependent and all-in/early attacks are extremely strong compared to bw. noobs can definitely take games off of pros with very little effort. how many times do you see idra lose to no-namers to this day who bunker rush him or do some other cheese. you will almost never see that happen to high level players in bw.
This happened to idra in BW too
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On October 29 2011 06:48 lFrost wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:37 aTnClouD wrote: i wonder if they can handle the frustration of losing to bad players time after time since sc2 is designed so people are able to win against much better player with very little effort and some luck. many scbw pros couldn't translate well to sc2 for this reason and i think not every single one of them will like the game enough to dominate the scene. yeah exactly. im not sure if TBLS will dominate the scene because sc2 will not fully utilize all of their talents developed from bw, which is why it is such a waste if they were to switch over.. one of the reasons ppl say sc2 is an inferior game is because its more luck dependent and all-in/early attacks are extremely strong compared to bw. noobs can definitely take games off of pros with very little effort. how many times do you see idra lose to no-namers to this day who bunker rush him or do some other cheese. you will almost never see that happen to high level players in bw.
Luck? Every game you play involves luck... not sure what you are trying to say here.
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On October 29 2011 06:30 Zanno wrote: why can't people just be happy about this
if you could increase viewership of e-sports from a sizable percent of a small fraction of the world, to a sizable percent of the entire world, wouldn't you want to jump on it? believe me, i fuckin' love brood war, but i feel like too many brood war fans have forgotten that the bottom line is that e-sports is about players making from being good at the game. if there's more money to be had in sc2, then they should transition into sc2. think of it this way - 5 years from now, if everyone plays their cards right, all top players could easily have salaries in the 1 million+ range in a scene with international sponsor backing and viewership.
this is perhaps the best possible timing for the transition to begin, because if all the s-class progamers provide their feedback during the sc2 beta, many of the major issues that the bw hardcore have with this game can eventually be resolved
i'm honestly shocked that we're still having arguments about the ui after all this time. it's become increasing clear even if the mechanical aspect of the game is not as difficult there is still a massive skill gap between the top 10 players in the world, and the top 100
what we really need to be rallying for is more micro intensive abilities. here's a really simple example - if the colossus laser swipes were slowed down so that you could dodge them like you can lurker spines, then microed marines would fare much better against colossus, whereas a-moved marines would die just as easily. this is just one example of something to improve micro potentional, and i could easily come up with a dozen of things like this, without adding a single new unit to the game
sc2 is the vehicle which can push starcraft from a national phenomenon to an international phenomenon, so instead of get bitter, we should focus on improving the game which has a greater long term potential for success, to the point where it's as good or better than its predecessor!
I'm all for e-sports growing, just understand that BW was around for years, so it has a lot of history behind it and for those who followed it along it's path will be angry that they will no longer enjoy it.
I'm personally sad that BW is starting to go away because it's a balanced game with a higher skill-cap and I find battles in BW to be more epic than in SC2. I'm also angry about how many ignorant post are on this forum atm. Please stop posting out of your ass and fully read the OP before posting.
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On October 29 2011 06:48 lFrost wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:37 aTnClouD wrote: i wonder if they can handle the frustration of losing to bad players time after time since sc2 is designed so people are able to win against much better player with very little effort and some luck. many scbw pros couldn't translate well to sc2 for this reason and i think not every single one of them will like the game enough to dominate the scene. yeah exactly. im not sure if TBLS will dominate the scene because sc2 will not fully utilize all of their talents developed from bw, which is why it is such a waste if they were to switch over.. one of the reasons ppl say sc2 is an inferior game is because its more luck dependent and all-in/early attacks are extremely strong compared to bw. noobs can definitely take games off of pros with very little effort. how many times do you see idra lose to no-namers to this day who bunker rush him or do some other cheese. you will almost never see that happen to high level players in bw.
You use Idra, a guy who is notoriously bad at defending all-ins, as some kind of proof that cheesing is too strong? All in's rarely win high level matches any more tbh.
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*sigh* can we report the thread for being locked. this is going no where ever since BW fans decided to sling mud back at the trolls. plz all BW fans, all starcraft fans, if someone with <30 posts says something you don't like. ignore them. there have been increasing numbers of people making new accounts to troll BW/SC2 with and i'm getting tired of it. everyone please do that. if someone with many posts says something you don't like, ask them to support it, or let them know what bothered you about the post, and ask them to kindly stop. when you respond to a remark with a remark against a group of people, things will only get worse and more and more people are drawn in. no one is seeming to even try to hide their emotions now and things are just anger vs anger.
On October 29 2011 06:52 karpo wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:48 lFrost wrote:On October 29 2011 06:37 aTnClouD wrote: i wonder if they can handle the frustration of losing to bad players time after time since sc2 is designed so people are able to win against much better player with very little effort and some luck. many scbw pros couldn't translate well to sc2 for this reason and i think not every single one of them will like the game enough to dominate the scene. yeah exactly. im not sure if TBLS will dominate the scene because sc2 will not fully utilize all of their talents developed from bw, which is why it is such a waste if they were to switch over.. one of the reasons ppl say sc2 is an inferior game is because its more luck dependent and all-in/early attacks are extremely strong compared to bw. noobs can definitely take games off of pros with very little effort. how many times do you see idra lose to no-namers to this day who bunker rush him or do some other cheese. you will almost never see that happen to high level players in bw. You use Idra, a guy who is notoriously bad at defending all-ins, as some kind of proof that cheesing is too strong? All in's rarely win high level matches any more tbh. not to mention the all ins that win at high levels are all ins during a long series, just like in BW.
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On October 29 2011 06:28 Deimos wrote: I have read the 60 pages that have been written and the feeling I have is that many believe that Superathletes like JD, Flash or Bisu would not be as good in SC2 as they are in BW, let me tell them they are totally wrong . Everyone who ever played BW are better players in Sc2 because Blizzard just introduced substantial aid to the metagame: Automining, rally points, chain orders, unlimited size etcetc groups of units. Why not the only ones that would improve will be Professionals ?,, I see no sense
Well, two things. The first thing is they just started to learn SC2. It has different units and different build order, so they will surely need a little time to get all the timings and builds. That does not mean they are not incredibly good, but they just have to catch up first. The second thing is that in a different game the player strength may not exactly translate. I am not extremly familiar with BW or WC3. But as far as I know Grubby was far stronger than Naniwa in WC3, but not in SC2. People say Bisu has extremly good multitasking, this is extremly useful in SC2 (defending drops and warpprism Harass for protoss), someboy else who has very good macro in BW might profit less, because the SC2 macro is easier.
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I can now relate to people with multiple personality disorder, as those news make me joyful and angry at the same time.
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I wonder if the BW progamers stayed with their respective race, or race changed. Either way, more competition is good. Do it kespa!
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Things change grow up, and a lot of you guys take forever to say nothing.
sc2 will be a totally different game if these teams get their full power behind it.
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On October 29 2011 06:48 karpo wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2011 06:44 TheGlassface wrote: Got warned for stating opinions. This thread has turned to garbage. This site slowly keeps turning into a SCII site. We BW fans have mentioned this time and time again, that we're being marginalized and we're pretty much being cuddled and told to go to sleep because there's nothing to stop this E SPORTS TRAINZWOAHMGZ now!!
SO, whatever. I give up. You people can have this website, you can have our pros, you can have your bastardized version of our game, you can have it all.
See you in The Abyss my friends. I'm done here. That's some entitlement you have there dude. There's just as much bashing of SC2 as there is people being happy to get BW pros into SC2, it's just that you only see one side of it. You're being marginalized because BW was always a niche game outside Korea while SC2 is huge in europe/US. You might not like it but that's how it is.
Just ignore the troll. He's not even one of the old timers that account was created in Nov of 2010....
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