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YoucriedWolf
Profile Joined July 2010
Sweden1456 Posts
March 30 2012 04:48 GMT
#21
Let the starcraft mafia wars begin
rasnj
Profile Joined May 2010
United States1959 Posts
March 30 2012 04:49 GMT
#22
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

Thank you for the insight, but what if kespa doesn't want any part of the current sc2 scene? What leverage does this association have? It seems that either kespa disagrees and will just continue running their own show in korea with their own teams, or they want to be part of the current sc2 scene in which case there is no conflict.
iYiYi
Profile Joined March 2011
United States489 Posts
March 30 2012 04:51 GMT
#23
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

I hope the teams can accomplish that goal. I really want to see current SC2+ kespa SC2 live in peace...
McFeser
Profile Joined July 2011
United States2458 Posts
March 30 2012 04:52 GMT
#24
On March 30 2012 13:49 rasnj wrote:
Show nested quote +
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

Thank you for the insight, but what if kespa doesn't want any part of the current sc2 scene? What leverage does this association have? It seems that either kespa disagrees and will just continue running their own show in korea with their own teams, or they want to be part of the current sc2 scene in which case there is no conflict.

I would think Kespa wouldn't carry enough leverage to monopolize anything. Not only would they have to go against GOM, but it would be fair to say that most foriegn leagues would also side with GOM. The scene is too complicated for BW esque model.
Promethelax still hasn't changed his quote
Wildmoon
Profile Joined December 2011
Thailand4189 Posts
March 30 2012 04:53 GMT
#25
Current SC2 teams fighting!.
Plexa
Profile Blog Joined October 2005
Aotearoa39261 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-03-30 04:55:20
March 30 2012 04:54 GMT
#26
So is this a move prompted by being scared of Kespa?

I guess some level of protection is a good thing though
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Condor Hero
Profile Blog Joined August 2009
United States2931 Posts
March 30 2012 04:56 GMT
#27
On March 30 2012 13:34 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I hope this does better than SC2Con

Well teams really need to give up some power, something that almost never happens.
When a huge Korean team like Slayers doesn't enter, that kinda makes me doubt how much influence this organization will have.
OnFiRe888
Profile Joined October 2010
United States629 Posts
March 30 2012 04:56 GMT
#28
I get the feeling that this organization was formed in order to protect the current SC2 teams in korea as of now. Seeing that the kespa teams will have more money and more arguably more talented players, it seems like the current SC2 scene in korea is just trying to get ready for the blow that will hit them when kespa switches.
Not that I'm surprsied, but no slayers in the federation. Does this mean slayers will have to be extra careful in keeping their players?
"Life isn't measured by the breaths you take, but by skill in Starcraft"
johnnywup
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States3858 Posts
March 30 2012 04:57 GMT
#29
Awesome stuff. Hope this paves the way to a bright future
canikizu
Profile Joined September 2010
4860 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-03-30 05:00:20
March 30 2012 04:57 GMT
#30
On March 30 2012 13:49 rasnj wrote:
Show nested quote +
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

Thank you for the insight, but what if kespa doesn't want any part of the current sc2 scene? What leverage does this association have? It seems that either kespa disagrees and will just continue running their own show in korea with their own teams, or they want to be part of the current sc2 scene in which case there is no conflict.

It depends on how Blizzard negotiate with Kespa. I doubt Blizzard and GomTV let Kespa broadcast leagues with terms that are unfavorable to them.

Moreover, since this is esports Federation, I think it's gonna cover LoL in the future too, given some SC2 teams are expanding to LoL.


StarStruck
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
25339 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-03-30 05:00:02
March 30 2012 04:57 GMT
#31
Oh this again? 2.0 ;o

BoSs, that is somewhat of a limited view of KeSPA's structure. I'm sure you didn't get everything you wanted across.
Adebisi
Profile Blog Joined June 2010
Canada1637 Posts
March 30 2012 05:00 GMT
#32
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

Why did SlayerS choose not be be involved?
naux
Profile Joined May 2011
Canada738 Posts
March 30 2012 05:00 GMT
#33
i like this news alot at least sc2 teams are working together.. i hope when the sc1 pros comes to sc2 the sc2 pros would go and STOMP the hell out of the sc1 pros
jmbthirteen
Profile Blog Joined February 2011
United States10734 Posts
March 30 2012 05:00 GMT
#34
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

When I read FXO was a part of this, it gave me hope that it wasn't just SC2con again. Your post helps solidify that as well. Thank you FXOBoSs
www.superbeerbrothers.com
FishStix
Profile Joined April 2010
United States425 Posts
March 30 2012 05:00 GMT
#35
Wow, this is absolutely massive, and a necessary step for "non-KeSPA" professionals to have some bargaining power. GL HF to all :D
I do stuff in eSports
FXOBoSs
Profile Joined August 2011
337 Posts
March 30 2012 05:00 GMT
#36
On March 30 2012 14:00 Adebisi wrote:
Show nested quote +
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

Why did SlayerS choose not be be involved?


When has slayers ever been involved with other teams? If you look throughout history, they have always done their own thing.
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ZeromuS
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada13405 Posts
March 30 2012 05:02 GMT
#37
Hopefully this works out better than it did last time GL to the teams
StrategyRTS forever | @ZeromuS_plays | www.twitch.tv/Zeromus_
SirScoots
Profile Joined December 2010
United States138 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-03-30 05:03:28
March 30 2012 05:03 GMT
#38
On March 30 2012 13:22 nokz88 wrote:
There will be no special conditions for those willing to join the Federation, and invitations will be extended to foreign organizations as well.


So anyone and everyone can join?
onedayclose
Profile Joined April 2010
United States1145 Posts
March 30 2012 05:03 GMT
#39
On March 30 2012 13:54 Plexa wrote:
So is this a move prompted by being scared of Kespa?

I guess some level of protection is a good thing though


I would think the purpose of this organization it to create something BETTER than KESPA
EnderCraft
Profile Joined December 2010
United States1746 Posts
March 30 2012 05:04 GMT
#40
On March 30 2012 14:00 FXOBoSs wrote:
Show nested quote +
On March 30 2012 14:00 Adebisi wrote:
On March 30 2012 13:46 FXOBoSs wrote:
Hi guys,

The point of this association is purely to show that we have done the hard yards as organisations in Korea and abroad to get sc2 to where it is now. It would be improper for an organisation such as Kespa to then say "join us or die".

It also promotes the ability to run 2 leagues in Korea so that the players have more incentive to train hard. If there is no resistance or discussion between the two sides, there will be heavy schedule overlaps between proleague and GSL. It would also mean you would have to pick which side you wanted to be part of.

It 'potentially' would mean an end to foreigners in korea as well. Which none of us want of course.

I hope this helps.

Regards

FXOBoSs

Why did SlayerS choose not be be involved?


When has slayers ever been involved with other teams? If you look throughout history, they have always done their own thing.

While they aren't intricately involved, don't SlayerS and EG have some degree of partnership?
SC:BW has a higher skill ceiling than SC2? SC 64 is where it's at brah.
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