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On March 05 2012 13:21 bokeevboke wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:19 dongus wrote:On March 05 2012 13:05 Rinrun wrote:On March 05 2012 13:03 dongus wrote: I don't understand. What's there to coach in LoL? It's a team sport? There is coordination? Plays? I know what you're trying to say though lol. Oh the mods think I'm trolling because its my first post -.- I was just being curious on what is there to coach at LoL Because I never get to play MOBAs and don't see any necessary things to coach if you never played it, how can you judge it? Prejuduice?
hes just asking a question hes not looking to mock it, sure he could of worded it better but still.
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On March 05 2012 13:12 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:09 bokchoi wrote:On March 05 2012 13:07 Forikorder wrote: whats with all the SC players going to LoL coachs...? they basically gave-up their youth, education, and lives to play video games.. not a lot going for them ya im sure BoxeR gave up his life to be a succesful SC player, i mean if he did something worthwhile he might be famous world wide made tons of money and had a hot GF and Polt, i mean he could ahve gone to a high level university or something He's talking about the 98%+ who don't make it anywhere. That said, even as a pro, very, very, very few of them actually get to the status of Boxer. On top of that, it only really matters in Korea since pro SC players are akin to professional football (soccer) players there. WhiteRa surely isn't a guy that every Ukrainian person knows and loves and looks up to.
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Noticed on the title sidebar... it could be read like this: Fruitdealer to coach, LOL!
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so sad
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Hey, at least he is still part of the gaming society.
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On March 05 2012 13:18 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:14 FinestHour wrote:The LoL scene is growing at such a frightening fast pace, will definitely not be surprised to see it become as big as starcraft in korea...which made me start practicing it  thing is from what ive heard LoL doesnt have much long term viability, i think its mainly the makers who are sponsoring the tournys while Blizz has pretty much washed its hands off supporting SC2 after NASL also with MLGs winter arena tournaments are starting to figure out how to turn a profit, Sundance has said that the winter arena is a sustainable bussiness without any sponsors (whicch i beleive is the only event in SC2 history) so to sponsors theyll look at LoL and see viewers and an industry that is gobbling up money and theyll look at SC2 and see a scene that is starting to become sustainable and start spending money over there also i wouldnt be surprised if LoL teams are mainly springing up becuase they see big tourny prises and less that theres a huge giant viewrbase but i dont have access to any numbers here and just guessing
This is really wishful thinking, LoL has a base larger viewer base than SCII just because it's F2P, if SCII manages to ever find a model that is sustainable LoL will too and will have it better, if we don't... they still might, but if they fail with the support their getting and the much higher viewer count (and that's really what matters, the viewer count is what's going to decide how much money tournies make and whether they'll be able to float) then you can be sure that Starcraft will fail too.
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On March 05 2012 13:21 bokeevboke wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:19 dongus wrote:On March 05 2012 13:05 Rinrun wrote:On March 05 2012 13:03 dongus wrote: I don't understand. What's there to coach in LoL? It's a team sport? There is coordination? Plays? I know what you're trying to say though lol. Oh the mods think I'm trolling because its my first post -.- I was just being curious on what is there to coach at LoL Because I never get to play MOBAs and don't see any necessary things to coach if you never played it, how can you judge it? Prejuduice? hell coach the same way you coach SC2 you point of aprts of a palyers play you think he should improve, maybe a player is too defensive or too offensive maybe he should use a different hero or get a different item build
you set your team up with practice schedules and watch them to make sure they follow through set up drills and practices show them areas they need to improve teach them to handle stress at critical moments show them ways to widen there awareness and make sure there in good physical shape
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i thought he was on a sort of a resurgence in SC2... i mean he nearly got 1st over DRG at IEM NY, guess he feels he can make more money in LoL? makes me sad inside =[ and here i was getting ready for rooting for FD at IEM WC
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YellOw's team vs. FD's team, please.
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FD is a deadly zerg progamer from BW with 3-0 record vs NaDa (the BW genius NaDa), some posts here are hilarious.
GL in his new endeavor, he can excel easily at MOBAs as he did in RTS.
If anything, I'd say he was slightly bored with SC2, not that it was in any way "difficult" for him.
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On March 05 2012 13:24 Navillus wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:18 Forikorder wrote:On March 05 2012 13:14 FinestHour wrote:The LoL scene is growing at such a frightening fast pace, will definitely not be surprised to see it become as big as starcraft in korea...which made me start practicing it  thing is from what ive heard LoL doesnt have much long term viability, i think its mainly the makers who are sponsoring the tournys while Blizz has pretty much washed its hands off supporting SC2 after NASL also with MLGs winter arena tournaments are starting to figure out how to turn a profit, Sundance has said that the winter arena is a sustainable bussiness without any sponsors (whicch i beleive is the only event in SC2 history) so to sponsors theyll look at LoL and see viewers and an industry that is gobbling up money and theyll look at SC2 and see a scene that is starting to become sustainable and start spending money over there also i wouldnt be surprised if LoL teams are mainly springing up becuase they see big tourny prises and less that theres a huge giant viewrbase but i dont have access to any numbers here and just guessing This is really wishful thinking, LoL has a base larger viewer base than SCII just because it's F2P, if SCII manages to ever find a model that is sustainable LoL will too and will have it better, if we don't... they still might, but if they fail with the support their getting and the much higher viewer count (and that's really what matters, the viewer count is what's going to decide how much money tournies make and whether they'll be able to float) then you can be sure that Starcraft will fail too. lol is F2P which alot of people point at
oh look becuase its free alot of people paly it and watch it
MLG found out how to sustainable with PPV, how many people are gonna say "well if im not even willing to pay to paly the game why would i pay to watch it?"
SC2 viewerbase is growing fast, not jsut people who play the game but alot of people who dont, youll never walk into a bar and see LoL on the screen anytime soon
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On March 05 2012 13:21 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:15 DystopiaX wrote:On March 05 2012 13:12 Forikorder wrote:On March 05 2012 13:09 bokchoi wrote:On March 05 2012 13:07 Forikorder wrote: whats with all the SC players going to LoL coachs...? they basically gave-up their youth, education, and lives to play video games.. not a lot going for them ya im sure BoxeR gave up his life to be a succesful SC player, i mean if he did something worthwhile he might be famous world wide made tons of money and had a hot GF and Polt, i mean he could ahve gone to a high level university or something There are those that burn out and have nothing left- the people you can't name off the top of your head. And while Polt is a nice example, he's an exception. There's a reason why you singled him out and only him- there are so few SC players in University that those that are are known for it. your acting like SC2 is a dead end profession, it isnt you can win enough money to transition out of it if you really badly want to or you can go into coaching or commentating the only difference between a SC2 player and any other sport player except Chess i guess is theres less money in the SC2 community for now but with the salaries palyers make from there teams theres nothing stopping them from pursuing tertiary education
There are some interviews of pro players who say that you need to invest a lot of time and effort in order to keep up with others, and still, it doesn't guarantee you get enough money for living. Polt example is kind miracle, but I think part of it is "luck". Besides, sc2 scene doesn't get many sponsors lately. And viewership is kinda going down compared to other e-sport games. That's why you see PTV tournament. Coaching/commentating might be good, but there are already people doing it. All in all, I don't think there are any incentives to stay in sc2 if you don't have enough time or you're super talented.
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On March 05 2012 13:21 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:15 DystopiaX wrote:On March 05 2012 13:12 Forikorder wrote:On March 05 2012 13:09 bokchoi wrote:On March 05 2012 13:07 Forikorder wrote: whats with all the SC players going to LoL coachs...? they basically gave-up their youth, education, and lives to play video games.. not a lot going for them ya im sure BoxeR gave up his life to be a succesful SC player, i mean if he did something worthwhile he might be famous world wide made tons of money and had a hot GF and Polt, i mean he could ahve gone to a high level university or something There are those that burn out and have nothing left- the people you can't name off the top of your head. And while Polt is a nice example, he's an exception. There's a reason why you singled him out and only him- there are so few SC players in University that those that are are known for it. your acting like SC2 is a dead end profession, it isnt you can win enough money to transition out of it if you really badly want to or you can go into coaching or commentating the only difference between a SC2 player and any other sport player except Chess i guess is theres less money in the SC2 community for now but with the salaries palyers make from there teams theres nothing stopping them from pursuing tertiary education
It's depressing, but what they're saying is the truth. For the larger majority, sc2 is a dead end profession, mainly because there is so little money to be had for those who aren't at the very top. You don't seem to understand that for Korean pro gaming teams, there isn't a salary. They get food, accommodation, and a place to practice. That's it. They don't get money, they don't get education, they don't get anything that will give them any kind of leg up when their starcraft career is over.
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On March 05 2012 13:27 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 05 2012 13:24 Navillus wrote:On March 05 2012 13:18 Forikorder wrote:On March 05 2012 13:14 FinestHour wrote:The LoL scene is growing at such a frightening fast pace, will definitely not be surprised to see it become as big as starcraft in korea...which made me start practicing it  thing is from what ive heard LoL doesnt have much long term viability, i think its mainly the makers who are sponsoring the tournys while Blizz has pretty much washed its hands off supporting SC2 after NASL also with MLGs winter arena tournaments are starting to figure out how to turn a profit, Sundance has said that the winter arena is a sustainable bussiness without any sponsors (whicch i beleive is the only event in SC2 history) so to sponsors theyll look at LoL and see viewers and an industry that is gobbling up money and theyll look at SC2 and see a scene that is starting to become sustainable and start spending money over there also i wouldnt be surprised if LoL teams are mainly springing up becuase they see big tourny prises and less that theres a huge giant viewrbase but i dont have access to any numbers here and just guessing This is really wishful thinking, LoL has a base larger viewer base than SCII just because it's F2P, if SCII manages to ever find a model that is sustainable LoL will too and will have it better, if we don't... they still might, but if they fail with the support their getting and the much higher viewer count (and that's really what matters, the viewer count is what's going to decide how much money tournies make and whether they'll be able to float) then you can be sure that Starcraft will fail too. lol is F2P which alot of people point at oh look becuase its free alot of people paly it and watch it MLG found out how to sustainable with PPV, how many people are gonna say "well if im not even willing to pay to paly the game why would i pay to watch it?" SC2 viewerbase is growing fast, not jsut people who play the game but alot of people who dont, youll never walk into a bar and see LoL on the screen anytime soon I find LoL a headache and a bore to watch and play, but it does have a bigger playerbase and a bigger viewership base, primarily because the playerbase is so huge. I doubt SC2 will catch up anytime soon. Blizzard had its chance, but they crushed it (esp. in Korea).
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A shame to see him moving away from sc. What he did for the first GSL was very important for the scene
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Ok so sc2 is killing Bw and now LoL is killing sc2 Esport is changing so fast xD
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On March 05 2012 13:31 therockmanxx wrote: Ok so LoLis killing Bw and now LoL is killing sc2 Esport is changing so fast xD Fixed it for you. SC2 barely had impact on Korean scene. On the other hand, LoL is on fire
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