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Blizzard-KeSPA-OGN-GOM SC2 Announcement May 2nd - Page 20
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
That feeling that you have when you know things you love are about to disappear :'( | ||
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amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
Still, it's good they are finally getting together and hopefully laying down a foundation so that the pro sc2 scene is able to run for the near future. Hopefully some sort of plan where the GSL takes up the MSL's mantle, the OSL transitions to sc2, and there's a realignment plan whereby the bw teams can coexist with the GSTL teams in a competitive league of some kind. (perhaps make the bw teams into one 'conference' and the GSTL teams into another 'conference'; or perhaps just mix and match them in some way so that the division between teams isn't so pronounced.) | ||
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CakeSauc3
United States1437 Posts
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Nazeron
Canada1046 Posts
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TheDougler
Canada8306 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:16 jinorazi wrote: similar to bw? giyom, elky, smuft, idra, and others which i cannot name cus i cant remember, they all came and gone and later only koreans were left in the scene....and slowly bw scene died outside of korea, perhaps even before that...there wasn't one to begine with imo. (only mania level, like tl.net pre-sc2) korean domination seems inevitable in sc2 (korean domination is going now, it'll get worse with top talents from bw join in) and people might move on to different games. i'm talking far future, not right now. i'm saying sc2 will probably die outside of korea first IF foreigners can't compete/keep up. Not at all similar. The difference is having these massive TOURNAMENTS which our players compete in which keeps the competition high. MLG, Dreamhack, NASL, IPL, IEM, HSC. It's no longer impossible to train at a high level outside of Korea. Hence players like Stephano. Korea already had this system in place when SC2 came out in terms of having the infrastructure for tournaments such as GSL and the players to make it competitive. That's why it's a very positive sign that all of our foreign tournaments were able to establish themselves before this switch and have a head start on the BW pros. With leagues like NASL keeping our players playing competitive matches at least once a week I think we should be fine for quite some time. Personally, I think it's just hugely positive for the global SC2 scene that this is happening. | ||
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trifecta
United States6795 Posts
-Proleague with merged GOM and KeSPA teams simul-cast on GOM (global online) and OGN (Korean TV) -Dual individual leagues: GSL and OSL2 -Some sort of revenue share system? -Some sort of merged team administrative system a la KeSPA? | ||
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Full.tilt
United Kingdom1709 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:50 NuKedUFirst wrote: I wouldn't like that so much Sc is where it should be, blizzard needs to make sure LoL doesn't dominate as much as it does now I was mainly thinking about allowing Kespa to decide on the life of BW and for Blizzard to not push for SC2 only. I've read LoL is huge in Korea at the mo and SC2 is hardly played in PC Bangs etc, I feel like Blizzard should stop trying to exert any sort of control and just purely support whatever the people in charge of korean SC2 and BW tournaments want to do. | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
On April 27 2012 06:45 TheDougler wrote: Not at all similar. The difference is having these massive TOURNAMENTS which our players compete in which keeps the competition high. MLG, Dreamhack, NASL, IPL, IEM, HSC. It's no longer impossible to train at a high level outside of Korea. Hence players like Stephano. Korea already had this system in place when SC2 came out in terms of having the infrastructure for tournaments such as GSL and the players to make it competitive. That's why it's a very positive sign that all of our foreign tournaments were able to establish themselves before this switch and have a head start on the BW pros. With leagues like NASL keeping our players playing competitive matches at least once a week I think we should be fine for quite some time. Personally, I think it's just hugely positive for the global SC2 scene that this is happening. i was speaking with the context of "kespa killing foreign scene" and i was stating that wont be the case, and how it(foreign scene) could fall, if it were to fall. i see great future for starcraft with all the organizations coming together, it can only get better. | ||
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jpak
United States5045 Posts
On April 27 2012 06:33 fabiano wrote: I know we know since quite some time that BW is fading away, but every time I read news like this I still find myself with a heart full of sadness... That feeling that you have when you know things you love are about to disappear :'( So hard to say good bye, isn't it? Me too. Even after so long. | ||
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Apples[GG]
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Kurr
Canada2338 Posts
I guess we'll see in a week. | ||
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scDeluX
Canada1341 Posts
I just hope they won't go on with the 1 year exclusive of Kespa ran team not recruiting/playing with current sc2 pros. | ||
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INTOtheVOID
United States225 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:29 HaruHaru wrote: fuck this True that. User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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TheAmpersand
United States12 Posts
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CeriseCherries
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dfraz
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Venomsflame
United States613 Posts
Yep. User was warned for this post | ||
KristofferAG
Norway25712 Posts
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
2. OGN and Gom will have individual leagues. Much like OSL and MLS 3. They will either have 1 collaborative team league or each have one. 4. Kespa will recognize sc2 players as pros. | ||
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