EPTNumber of Pros that Lurk - Page 13
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monk
United States8477 Posts
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Fallians
Canada242 Posts
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P0ckets
United States430 Posts
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
On January 04 2012 08:10 SeaSwift wrote: Me too. Life would travel at a slower pace, but we would get to see some more of the pros/community figures outside of SotG and interviews. What incentive would IdrA have to respond to Jinro about an issue he is having in TvZ? I just don't know why any of the top pros would want to use the forum. If they want to collaborate they're all on strong teams and have 50 real ID pros already on their BNet dashboard that they could just as easily hash out an idea or strategy with. There is zero reason for any of them to post on a forum about strategy. | ||
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ejozl
Denmark3559 Posts
I think nearly every pro searches tl/other forums, between qeueing for matches. | ||
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Herculix
United States946 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On January 07 2012 04:09 Tenks wrote: What incentive would IdrA have to respond to Jinro about an issue he is having in TvZ? I just don't know why any of the top pros would want to use the forum. If they want to collaborate they're all on strong teams and have 50 real ID pros already on their BNet dashboard that they could just as easily hash out an idea or strategy with. There is zero reason for any of them to post on a forum about strategy. this.. no one wants to make their thoughts on strategy public | ||
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bnanaPEEL
Canada138 Posts
On January 04 2012 04:49 IPA wrote: There should be a blues/pros only board that everyone has access to but only for reading. I would read that every day instead of the random low masters guy talking in an authoritative manner about god knows what. Hey, aren't you the guy who made/dramatically improved BW chart? Always wanted to thank you for the work. | ||
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tehemperorer
United States2183 Posts
On January 07 2012 06:38 Pokebunny wrote: this.. no one wants to make their thoughts on strategy public That's what I thought, there's no point to developing something in a game as young as SC2 on a public forum where people that you regularly play in tournaments also read. As a mid-masters player who sucks balls (and is bad at Starcraft2 too :D :D :D) I want to basically post something, like a question or a statement in the expressed hope that I can be told clearly why it isn't correct. If it is correct, as a crappy player, I still need confirmation from better players because there is no other way to really tell, but either way, there's nothing in it for pros really. I believe it just boils down to there being other avenues for pros to pursue strategy discussions that are better than the TL.net strategy forum. | ||
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jtp118
United States137 Posts
On January 02 2012 22:50 BoX wrote: Every hobbyist forum I've ever visited suffers from the same effect. The pros rarely ever post. Ask any of them. From ANY hobby (RC, Paintball, Motorsports, Bodybuilding, etc), "is posting on the forums worth it?" Nope. halo pros constantly post in mlg forum threads, but i guess that community is still pretty small. though it is a bit startling. at one point i made an argument about a certain player (heinz) being arguably overrated in 2009, and then heinz and one of his teammates jumped in the thread and wrote extensive (respectful) responses, lol ... | ||
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kineSiS-
Korea (South)1068 Posts
All these different leagues are just ways to boost peoplea ego. ICCup was never lime that and instead fostered a competitive for a game that required significabtly more dedication to' succeed. The ego boost allows peoplea with a pope understansinf of the game to' post thinking they know something when they font. Plus its harder to' moderate all trolls with a larger audience. My two cents. | ||
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GreyMasta
Canada197 Posts
Especially if they are passionate about their job & their game? IMHO they even have more reasons to lurk than any of us amateurs : - chasing Streams of competitors - taking a quick look at the so called "New revolutionary XvX build" in the Strat section - following popularities on Fan Clubs - following the latest rants, controversies that often are "State of the Game" material. - keeping tabs on tourney's announcements, results & schedules stuff like that. "Being up-to-date on what's happening out there in the Starcraft's world" may be also an important of part of the "professional metagame". For a lot of them, I am pretty sure that Tl is their bowser's homepage  | ||
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Von
United States363 Posts
... ie.......... people can be obnoxious imbeciles. | ||
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