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evoli
United States333 Posts
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 think that is the case. | ||
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Panthae
Canada205 Posts
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Blackrobe
United States806 Posts
On March 30 2012 14:03 onedayclose wrote: I would think the purpose of this organization it to create something BETTER than KESPA Pretty sure this is a step to try to prevent KESPA from coming in and taking over the SC2 scene. (i.e. dictators) | ||
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Haydin
United States1481 Posts
On March 30 2012 13:24 dCc wrote: I notice that Slayers isn't a part of this. Any particular reason for this? Because they are a democratic organization and he's an Emperor. The political systems just don't mesh. P.S. Thanks for the statement FXOBoss. Always appreciate it when you chime in :D | ||
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Woj
United States133 Posts
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 Thanks a lot for this! I really hope good comes out of this and nothing dramatically bad... Also the lack of SlayerS joining another group is somewhat concerning | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On March 30 2012 14:00 FXOBoSs wrote: When has slayers ever been involved with other teams? If you look throughout history, they have always done their own thing. Huh? Their team recruitment is definitely different and they have certainly made strides with allowing a few of the EG boys to practice at their facilities. Sure they weren't apart of the first organization either, no? They might do things their own way, but they might be waiting on something more as well. That's the most likely scenario for holding out anyway. | ||
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Condor Hero
United States2931 Posts
On March 30 2012 14:03 onedayclose wrote: I would think the purpose of this organization it to create something BETTER than KESPA Kespa isn't all bad. Besides player treatment, everything else they have done has been good. And player treatment isn't necessarily a Kespa thing, it's more that the competition in BW is so cutthroat. Of course I would like more than one organization because monopoly is never the best thing for fans. | ||
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Woj
United States133 Posts
Hopefully this clauses preserves a foreigner presence in Korea | ||
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GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
SlayerS is a ship captained by Boxer. Boxer was a BW Hero Kespa is BW Overlord Boxer obviously going to betray sc2 scene and hang out with Kespa! *takes off conspiracy theorist hat* Nice to see this happen and glad lots of teams are onboard, hopefully it prevents a complete collapse of current scene ^_^ | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On March 30 2012 14:08 Woj wrote: Hopefully this clauses preserves a foreigner presence in Korea Everyone is welcome to join and keep your conspiracy theory hat off, lmao. | ||
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Luepert
United States1934 Posts
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Lightswarm
Canada967 Posts
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
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'm glad you guys are arming now considering all the crap KeSPA has done in the past. Good plans for the future. | ||
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Gosi
Sweden9072 Posts
On March 30 2012 14:10 Active.815 wrote: *puts on conspiracy theory hat* SlayerS is a ship captained by Boxer. Boxer was a BW Hero Kespa is BW Overlord Boxer obviously going to betray sc2 scene and hang out with Kespa! *takes off conspiracy theorist hat* Nice to see this happen and glad lots of teams are onboard, hopefully it prevents a complete collapse of current scene ^_^ *puts on conspiracy theory hat* SlayerS is a ship captained by Boxer. Boxer was a BW Hero Kespa is BW Overlord SKT1 stands by Kespa SlayerS merge together with SKT1 They win at Starcraft. *keeps the conspiracy theorist hat* | ||
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FrozenFrotie
Singapore156 Posts
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
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Betelgeuse
Canada210 Posts
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Netsky
Australia1155 Posts
I can't wait to see this unfolds between Kespa, e-Sports Federation, OGN, GOMTV, and of course, Blizzard. Hopefully it's good times ahead. | ||
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QuanticCinergy
United States37 Posts
I'm my view, there it isn't nearly as divided as is once was, from the "great escape" to NaNi's 7-probe-rush, we've already seen how interconnected these two seemingly separate scenes have become. Today, we have, as we should into the future, a growing sense of SC2 being a truly global community, with representative interests in various places, of various sizes, and with varying influence. It's becoming nearly impossible to distinguish where Korea ends and the foreign scene begins, with almost every foreign event presenting as much as 1/2 of code s players in attendance. The only real barriers we face is that of language, culture, and custom, and this new body of teams, representative of "the sc2 world" will help us be better equipped to meet the challenges we face together, as well as sieze the opportunities ahead, by making them more attainable for players and more sustainable for the teams that invest in and support their continued success. Mark from Quantic | ||
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Yaki
France4234 Posts
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