Major League Gaming and DreamHack Announce Collaboration Tied to StarCraft II Tournaments This Weekend
Winner of DreamHack EIZO Open to Secure Placement at MLG Spring Arena #2
In an effort to further league coordination, Major League Gaming and DreamHack today announced direct correlation between this weekend’s anticipated StarCraft II competitions – MLG’s Spring Arena #1 April 20 – 22, and DreamHack’s EIZO Open April 21 - 22.
The top player from DreamHack’s EIZO Open will qualify into MLG’s Spring Arena #2, taking place May 18-20 in New York City. The first place finisher will receive a fully paid trip to NYC to compete amongst 32 of the world’s best players, including some of those competing at Spring Arena #1 this weekend, and a chance to make the Pools for the MLG Spring Championship in Anaheim on June 8-10. MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier.
On April 19 2012 04:32 Recoil wrote: Nice! I always love when tournament winners get seeded into other tournies because that means they truely deserve it.
meh I don't know about deserving a seeded spot. It's a good cohesive for the scene but I'm not the biggest fan of seeded spots.
On April 19 2012 04:32 Recoil wrote: Nice! I always love when tournament winners get seeded into other tournies because that means they truely deserve it.
I think it will just mean another Korean will get a seed, not that it's a bad thing
On April 19 2012 04:31 MLGAnnouncements wrote:MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier.
I don't understand that sentence. Could someone explain it to me please ?
Great to see two of the giants working together, hopefully Naniwa will finally be victorious at his home ground, and as a bonus receive a seed to MLG! :D
On April 19 2012 04:31 MLGAnnouncements wrote:MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier.
I don't understand that sentence. Could someone explain it to me please ?
The Qualifier will have a select number of spots per region. Some for North America, some for Europe, and some for Korea/SEA. The winner of Dreamhack will get one of the spots from Europe.
Is that clear enough? I dunno, I don't often have to explain English to foreigners.
On April 19 2012 04:31 MLGAnnouncements wrote:MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier.
I don't understand that sentence. Could someone explain it to me please ?
The Qualifier will have a select number of spots per region. Some for North America, some for Europe, and some for Korea/SEA. The winner of Dreamhack will get one of the spots from Europe.
Is that clear enough? I dunno, I don't often have to explain English to foreigners.
No, the reason it's not clear is because the DH winner will receive a direct invite to the 32 man spring arena 2. Therefore, why would he also need an invite to the qualifier when he doesn't need to play in the qualifier?
On April 19 2012 04:31 MLGAnnouncements wrote:MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier.
I don't understand that sentence. Could someone explain it to me please ?
The Qualifier will have a select number of spots per region. Some for North America, some for Europe, and some for Korea/SEA. The winner of Dreamhack will get one of the spots from Europe.
Is that clear enough? I dunno, I don't often have to explain English to foreigners.
AHHHHH Yes it's clear now. Thanks
I felt something was missing like "extending to the player" but maybe to extend is transitive. I didn't know that.
On April 19 2012 04:32 Recoil wrote: Nice! I always love when tournament winners get seeded into other tournies because that means they truely deserve it.
meh I don't know about deserving a seeded spot. It's a good cohesive for the scene but I'm not the biggest fan of seeded spots.
See it as a qualifier then. It's different when a seed is just awarded on arbitrary grounds.
This is good news. Players now don't have to travel to every single event in order to qualify for other events. It also may reduce the amount over overlapping tournaments.
On April 19 2012 04:31 MLGAnnouncements wrote:MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier.
I don't understand that sentence. Could someone explain it to me please ?
The Qualifier will have a select number of spots per region. Some for North America, some for Europe, and some for Korea/SEA. The winner of Dreamhack will get one of the spots from Europe.
Is that clear enough? I dunno, I don't often have to explain English to foreigners.
No, the reason it's not clear is because the DH winner will receive a direct invite to the 32 man spring arena 2. Therefore, why would he also need an invite to the qualifier when he doesn't need to play in the qualifier?
"MLG will be extending the player one of the European qualifying spots from the upcoming MLG Invite-Only Online Qualifier."
That line means that we will be giving the DH winner one of the spots that was originally slated to come from the European Invite-Only Online Qualifier. There will be one less spot to be one via the European Invite-Only Qualifier as a result.