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On March 17 2012 16:34 jmbthirteen wrote: 1. Oh sorry about sc2 GOM, we go with kespa now. But here is some free pizza to smooth things over.
If Blizzard were even thinking of breaking off their relationship with GOM, there's no way in the world that Mr. Morhaime would be sitting in the audience, on camera.
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if it is indeed OGN then they will have a decade worth of broadcasting experience to draw from. this is like the old days of mbc and ogn coexisting!
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I have the utmost faith that Blizzard will act in a fair and even-handed way, allowing BW to exist side-by-side with SC2 and not trying to pull any dirty contract tricks to try phasing BW out faster than normal.
Pfft
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On March 17 2012 16:58 Lysenko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 16:34 jmbthirteen wrote: 1. Oh sorry about sc2 GOM, we go with kespa now. But here is some free pizza to smooth things over.
If Blizzard were even thinking of breaking off their relationship with GOM, there's no way in the world that Mr. Morhaime would be sitting in the audience, on camera.
They've had a succesfull cooperation with GOM for about 2 years now, in contrast to a history with legal issues with Kespa. It would be really really strange decision for Blizz to cut all ties with GOM in favour of Kespa..
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On March 17 2012 17:02 Hinanawi wrote: I have the utmost faith that Blizzard will act in a fair and even-handed way, allowing BW to exist side-by-side with SC2 and not trying to pull any dirty contract tricks to try phasing BW out faster than normal.
Pfft
i wouldn't put it past them. they let kespa do their thing up until sc2 was about to be released. this announcement if anything is just a ploy to drum up attention for hots in korea where they've been rapidly slipping.
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At first there was the elephant. Now it's 'under the buss'.
Team Liquid and it's Metaphors ...............................
Seriously though, I am not supporting Blizzard ever again from SC2 and beyond that(Fuck D3), so you can count me out of the scene along with many solid BW fans.
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On March 17 2012 16:04 BigKahunaBurger wrote: If OGN and KeSPA throw the foreigner scene under the bus like they did with BW, then I think it will be business as usual for me personally.
Being catered to specifically by GomTV with foreigner seeds, casters and interaction means they get my eyeballs. How did OGN/KeSPA throw the foreign scene under the bus, exactly?
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On March 17 2012 16:58 Lysenko wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 16:34 jmbthirteen wrote: 1. Oh sorry about sc2 GOM, we go with kespa now. But here is some free pizza to smooth things over.
If Blizzard were even thinking of breaking off their relationship with GOM, there's no way in the world that Mr. Morhaime would be sitting in the audience, on camera.
he's in the audience for the bw proleague... irrelevant point
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I'm excited for the best RTS players in the world.
The only problem, Mike, is that your game needs to improve a lot or SC2 will die in just a few years. Hopefully this huge infusion of talent will catalyze a better understanding of SC2's shortcomings and we'll have a more exciting game to watch when all is said and done. If you are open to suggestions like Barrin's, QXC's, Day9's, etc...
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On March 17 2012 17:07 zeehar wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 16:58 Lysenko wrote:On March 17 2012 16:34 jmbthirteen wrote: 1. Oh sorry about sc2 GOM, we go with kespa now. But here is some free pizza to smooth things over.
If Blizzard were even thinking of breaking off their relationship with GOM, there's no way in the world that Mr. Morhaime would be sitting in the audience, on camera. he's in the audience for the bw proleague... irrelevant point he was also at the gom place for GSTL.
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United States23455 Posts
On March 17 2012 17:07 zeehar wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 16:58 Lysenko wrote:On March 17 2012 16:34 jmbthirteen wrote: 1. Oh sorry about sc2 GOM, we go with kespa now. But here is some free pizza to smooth things over.
If Blizzard were even thinking of breaking off their relationship with GOM, there's no way in the world that Mr. Morhaime would be sitting in the audience, on camera. he's in the audience for the bw proleague... irrelevant point
He then left the BW Proleague and spent the night watching the GSTL and bought the entire audience pizza.
A SC2 Proleague/OSL and GSTL/GSL can work together.
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On March 17 2012 17:06 Plexa wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 16:04 BigKahunaBurger wrote: If OGN and KeSPA throw the foreigner scene under the bus like they did with BW, then I think it will be business as usual for me personally.
Being catered to specifically by GomTV with foreigner seeds, casters and interaction means they get my eyeballs. How did OGN/KeSPA throw the foreign scene under the bus, exactly? well if you want to play in ogn or msl at all you gotta have a pro gamers license for one
something that foreigners rarely got
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On March 17 2012 17:06 Plexa wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 16:04 BigKahunaBurger wrote: If OGN and KeSPA throw the foreigner scene under the bus like they did with BW, then I think it will be business as usual for me personally.
Being catered to specifically by GomTV with foreigner seeds, casters and interaction means they get my eyeballs. How did OGN/KeSPA throw the foreign scene under the bus, exactly?
Yeah, seconded.
They never did actually. It is like calling NHL out on throwing europeans under the bus. Or fifa for americans.
A korean company attends to korean business = throwing foreigners under the bus. That's some strange reasoning right there.
Truth is, foreigners were casual players compared to korean pros, during bw (less so in sc2).
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On March 17 2012 17:10 farnham wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 17:06 Plexa wrote:On March 17 2012 16:04 BigKahunaBurger wrote: If OGN and KeSPA throw the foreigner scene under the bus like they did with BW, then I think it will be business as usual for me personally.
Being catered to specifically by GomTV with foreigner seeds, casters and interaction means they get my eyeballs. How did OGN/KeSPA throw the foreign scene under the bus, exactly? well if you want to play in ogn or msl at all you gotta have a pro gamers license for one something that foreigners rarely got foreigners had an equal chance to get a license. and didnt idra get it for winning a tourney that wasnt courage (which is where the koreans had to get it)?
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On March 17 2012 15:48 Taku wrote: Gom TV getting thrown under the bus?
rofl no. blizz is still gonna support gom for sure. they just want to expand cuz they got a lot of loot to spend around.
PL SC2 would be sick.
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wow if kespa gets on board with this itll be huge for starcraft
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Anyone have a link to the game where Mike Morhaime was in the audience?
Huge news for SC2!! OGN commentators + sicks production values.
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On March 17 2012 17:10 farnham wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 17:06 Plexa wrote:On March 17 2012 16:04 BigKahunaBurger wrote: If OGN and KeSPA throw the foreigner scene under the bus like they did with BW, then I think it will be business as usual for me personally.
Being catered to specifically by GomTV with foreigner seeds, casters and interaction means they get my eyeballs. How did OGN/KeSPA throw the foreign scene under the bus, exactly? well if you want to play in ogn or msl at all you gotta have a pro gamers license for one something that foreigners rarely got
Hmmmm I wonder why...../sarcasm
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On March 17 2012 17:10 farnham wrote:Show nested quote +On March 17 2012 17:06 Plexa wrote:On March 17 2012 16:04 BigKahunaBurger wrote: If OGN and KeSPA throw the foreigner scene under the bus like they did with BW, then I think it will be business as usual for me personally.
Being catered to specifically by GomTV with foreigner seeds, casters and interaction means they get my eyeballs. How did OGN/KeSPA throw the foreign scene under the bus, exactly? well if you want to play in ogn or msl at all you gotta have a pro gamers license for one something that foreigners rarely got That pro license could could just be getting in to Code A. SC:BW licenses were handed out via their Courage Cups, and the reason that so many foreigner didn't get those passes is the same reason that many foreigner are unable to make it through the qualifier cups. I kind of doubt that OGN wouldn't try to tap into the international scene because they would be blind to not notice how big the scene is outside of Korea.
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On March 17 2012 17:07 0neder wrote: I'm excited for the best RTS players in the world.
The only problem, Mike, is that your game needs to improve a lot or SC2 will die in just a few years. Hopefully this huge infusion of talent will catalyze a better understanding of SC2's shortcomings and we'll have a more exciting game to watch when all is said and done. If you are open to suggestions like Barrin's, QXC's, Day9's, etc...
so so so so so true. sc2 really needs to up the notch on the skill ceiling or it wont last. people will figure it out way too quick and itll get stale (getting stale right now with just wings of lib).
i got faith that if mike just listens to the pro bw players they can really spice things up for hots and void.
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