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StendHalArt
New Zealand55 Posts
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ThatGuyDoMo
Australia516 Posts
So happy to see Sc2 finally progress to this level! REAL teams (no offence to current sc2 teams, I mean in terms of how established teams like KT and CJ etc. are) I am sad for the BW scene though :-( Maybe it will finally go :-( | ||
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Diader
United States232 Posts
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PredY
Czech Republic1731 Posts
"We are practicing by watching GSL matches. If we start for real I think we'll be able to become top players soon". Flash and Jaedong are practising by watching the GSL? they don't even need to play the game. anyway, im a big bw fan, and i will always consider bw to be the best game i've ever played, as i have so many fine memories of it. i will be sad if bw dies but it has to happen sooner or later. watching flash playing sc2 is something i dream of. i think hots is a good opportunity to start actually. just hoping bw pros will enjoy the game! | ||
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SoleSteeler
Canada5459 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:23 mrtomjones wrote: .... is it really necessary for me to research and find other examples? Do you really think Idra was the only one? More stayed the same then switched. Big deal. I simply threw out a possibility. Geez. Your mockery is so well placed! In fact I better go edit that just so you are happy I think! Ill get right on that! Jinro played protoss, not terran in BW. | ||
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insanet
Peru439 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:34 Bd.Snake wrote: Lets hope the foreigners can keep up thats all i want Sadly is not gonna happen. ask BW players what were doing christmas week? training. new year eve? training, holiday days? training. Im not exaggerating there is several interviews where day say that. BW players are training machines. I think if they switch they are gonna hurt sc2 scene. | ||
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thoradycus
Malaysia3262 Posts
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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:40 PredY wrote: BW Champions, players A and B are also the top players at SC2 within their teams: "We are practicing by watching GSL matches. If we start for real I think we'll be able to become top players soon". Flash and Jaedong are practising by watching the GSL? they don't even need to play the game. anyway, im a big bw fan, and i will always consider bw to be the best game i've ever played, as i have some many fine memories of it. i will be sad if bw dies but it has to happen sooner or later. watching flash playing sc2 is something i dream of. i think hots is a good opportunity to start actually. just hoping bw pros will enjoy the game! They gotta learn the games, they are superior in mechanics, not in game knowledge I am le sad  | ||
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JustinL
Australia58 Posts
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shadymmj
1906 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:31 Meteora.GB wrote: I fear that this might lead to a massive exodus of the current top tier Starcraft 2 players, being switched and replaced by either A/B-Teamers. I suppose the fact that there's many B-Teamers who switched over to SC2 (Ganzi, Losira, MC and Nestea). I believe MVP was the only relevant A-Teamer to switch over aside from ForGG (oGsFin). This is good for SC2... only if its done later or at a gradual pace. I do not think an explosion of mass sponsorship and players is a good thing, unless you enjoy seeing our current players be pushed all the way down to Code B, assuming there IS a mass switch. It may work if its just B-Teamers from BW. I don't want BW to die either so I think negatively of the news, despite the hype surrounding it. correct it's quite unarguable that most of the best players have BW experience. but that's not really the point. the point is that if most of the BW teams are going to create sc2 divisions, then there is no doubt that these divisions are going to dominate the scene, if not because of experience, then because of $$$ and fan support. sc2 is already korean centric. there's just no arguing that, whether at blizzcon or mlg or a rather unimportant league like nasl, koreans are taking most of the top places. the reason why BW died out internationally is because the koreans dominated. if this news is going to come true, then i predict a surge in sc2 popularity for 1-2 years, followed by a huge decline in the west as newer games come out. maybe a couple of foreigners like idra and huk might stay at the top living in korea, but for the vast majority of them, they will be left by the roadside. may not be a bad thing, though. | ||
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gn0m
Sweden302 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:34 bokchoi wrote: I highly doubt any high-profile, big name BW pros will switch over but we will see lesser pros who don't really have a chance to play in Pro League begin the SC2 divisons for their respective teams. If anything, this probably means that the Dream League is dead. Yeah, I agree. Dream League dying feels pretty likely at this point, but I think that’s it. I don’t think we will see many A-teams switch, if any at all. Especially not just after the release of HoTS where Blizzard showed that the core issues of SC2 will not be dealt with and balancing is back to square one. | ||
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Clefairy
1570 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:38 Soap wrote: Let's read the OP folks: If watching GSL counts as practice then we have plenty of progamers in the making. That article is a joke, besides I suppose it's not allowed to have excerpts translated here. They mean that they are practicing while watching the GSL to learn. It was a bad translation sorry. | ||
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dartoo
India2889 Posts
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Zanno
United States1484 Posts
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Splynn
United States225 Posts
On the other, well. BW just excites me more than SC2 does to watch it. Gets in my gut and wrenches it every time I watch Jaedong just refuse to die, and win a game through sheer force of will. Or Bisu control his units *perfectly* and win an engagement he really shouldn't have. Or Flash just plain have more stuff/bases than the other guy. It'll be sweet to see if SC2 can exhibit these sort of things. I just hope it can, if this is indeed where the BW teams are going. | ||
Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:42 Iplaythings wrote: They gotta learn the games, they are superior in mechanics, not in game knowledge I am le sad Everyone will be reset though, since all the SC2 players will have to relearn everything. The changes are pretty brutal so I don't think the BW pros will be too far behind | ||
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Benga
Korea (South)471 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:41 insanet wrote: Sadly is not gonna happen. ask BW players what were doing christmas week? training. new year eve? training, holiday days? training. Im not exaggerating there is several interviews where day say that. BW players are training machines. I think if they switch they are gonna hurt sc2 scene. its the foreign players fault for hurting esports which arent going to reduce the gap. a few huk,sase,naniwa,jinro are exemption | ||
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Jehct
New Zealand9115 Posts
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Daralii
United States16991 Posts
On October 28 2011 19:41 insanet wrote: Sadly is not gonna happen. ask BW players what were doing christmas week? training. new year eve? training, holiday days? training. Im not exaggerating there is several interviews where day say that. BW players are training machines. I think if they switch they are gonna hurt sc2 scene. Hell, Flash had to have muscles removed from his wrist because they were overdeveloped and pinching a nerve. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
Deffiantly going to make their B team players witch quite soon | ||
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Perhaps if he does as well in sc2 it will be Terran tears instead. Many players did switch races between the games. (Idra)
