EPTThey are just as bad. -__-
So much cluelessness in this thread.
Mike Morhaime "SC2 Proleague will open this year" - Page 39
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StarStruck
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They are just as bad. -__- So much cluelessness in this thread. | ||
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snailz
Croatia900 Posts
i know, but the oldies and goldies should be pillars of this community (notice how i dont make distinction between the two), weeding out the provoking idiots that go "flash in sc2? omgzzz", not flaming with them. let alone inciting the flame first. ... | ||
Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:20 fabiano wrote: I think it that IF players like Flash switch over, EVERYONE will be dissappointed because as much as Flash is an awesome player, I bet SC2 would crop all the skill difference between a god and a common pro player and Flash would be just another good pro. I wholeheartedly hope that SKT, KT and co. only send their B-teamers to SC2, that should be enough to be a tip top SC2 team. I think that the difference between BW top dogs who switch over (and other really good SC2 players) and "normal" SC2 pros will be quite noticeable - but there will never be an SC2 bonjwa. I can see long win streaks, though. | ||
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discomatt
113 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:20 fabiano wrote: I think it that IF players like Flash switch over, EVERYONE will be dissappointed because as much as Flash is an awesome player, I bet SC2 would crop all the skill difference between a god and a common pro player and Flash would be just another good pro. Oversimplifying. In SC2, like most RTS games, more mirco means that it takes less army supply to achieve the same task. With less APM needed to macro, micro potential would increase. Saying Flash wouldn't be dramatically better than someone with less accuracy and APM than him, simply because the mechanics of the game are different, is illogical. If a top player will make way more money playing SC:BW than SC2, they will probably play SC:BW. If the player made the same choice with opposite monetary opportunities, you could make your argument with some substance behind it. On March 18 2012 07:20 Forikorder wrote: only becuase of the big salaries they get im sure if you compared to how much flash could make cleaning up every major forieng tournament it would be a large chunk of money His salary alone comes close to the money he'd make winning every major tourney. Why risk it? | ||
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oBlade
United States5294 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:20 Forikorder wrote: only becuase of the big salaries they get im sure if you compared to how much flash could make cleaning up every major forieng tournament it would be a large chunk of money "Only" seems to trivialize how important salaries are and how lucky we are that a decade-old scene is stable with salaried players and a professional team structure, rather than the conditions the very old school had to put up with. | ||
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Taiki
Norway57 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:21 jmbthirteen wrote: why does Hot Six, a Korea centric company, sponsor the GSL? Who knows? Does Hot Six pour so much cash into GSL that it can be called Hot Six GSL? They don't seem to be a large company considering the only thing I find when I google them are porn sites and a wiki page doesn't even seem to exsist. | ||
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rasers
Sweden691 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:20 Forikorder wrote: only becuase of the big salaries they get im sure if you compared to how much flash could make cleaning up every major forieng tournament it would be a large chunk of money and who would send him there? dont think KT (korean company) cares that much what he does in foreigner tournaments and rather have him play in korean leagues. | ||
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Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:32 rasers wrote: and who would send him there? dont think KT (korean company) cares that much what he does in foreigner tournaments and rather have him play in korean leagues. Good point. KTF doesn't care about the Western market. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
His salary alone comes close to the money he'd make winning every major tourney. Why risk it? because he wouldnt, if the entire BW scene shifts to SC2 and his salary remains the same then all it akes from him is flying out for a couple days to tear apart a tourny, assuming he can get a couple days without a match then it wouldnt affect his results at all and hed get alot more money | ||
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discomatt
113 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:48 Forikorder wrote: because he wouldnt, if the entire BW scene shifts to SC2 and his salary remains the same then all it akes from him is flying out for a couple days to tear apart a tourny, assuming he can get a couple days without a match then it wouldnt affect his results at all and hed get alot more money Then the argument is moot cause the switch is already made. If you read the discussion, he's asking why Flash wouldn't switch to make more money through winning every tournament with ease. If he had the choice to switch and still keep his salary, then there'd be something to argue. | ||
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oBlade
United States5294 Posts
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claybones
United States244 Posts
On March 17 2012 15:54 Dodgin wrote: Big news. Not sure how I feel about this yet...I love BW but at the same time I am excited by the thought of BW players playing SC2. I know exactly what you mean. I want to see how they would change the SC2 meta game but at the same time I want to keep watching BW because I find it more entertaining. I guess you can't have your cake and eat it too. | ||
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branflakes14
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:36 Xxio wrote: Good point. KTF doesn't care about the Western market. If there was demand for Flash to play outside of Korea, I think it would reach the point that it would be foolish for any team to say no to him going. But let's not get ahead of ourselves here. | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
On March 18 2012 06:14 Grampz wrote: Because Sc2 is the SUCCESSOR to starcraft brood war. Brood war fans need to embrace this. Need to. LoL is going to take over brood war AND sc2 if not. What would you rather see? SC2 can only continue to get better, As it has shown. People need to give it a chance. And they will. i dont need to embrace crap. you esports zealots are off your rocker. i like bw therefore i play and watch bw. end of story. | ||
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aderum
Sweden1459 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:30 Xxio wrote: I think that the difference between BW top dogs who switch over (and other really good SC2 players) and "normal" SC2 pros will be quite noticeable - but there will never be an SC2 bonjwa. I can see long win streaks, though. Pretty big statement that there will never be an SC2 Bonjwa. Dont agree with you but i can see why people have a hard time imaging it. | ||
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MajorityofOne
Canada2506 Posts
Pro League champs vs. GSTL champs We'll call it "The Super Ultimate Grand Finals of Destiny Clash for the Universe Championship" | ||
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nicotn
Netherlands186 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:36 Xxio wrote: Good point. KTF doesn't care about the Western market. But they do care about money. Also how do you know if they do or don't have interest in? Do you work for them? Are you their ceo? Nope, so stop assuming stuff. | ||
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Patriot.dlk
Sweden5462 Posts
Ok then awesome! | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
Good thing Blizzard has two expansions to go to get it right, but there are other persistent problems out there too. | ||
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