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GoldEagle
Canada3 Posts
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
On May 03 2012 11:36 GoldEagle wrote: i think these brood war pros and legends will have a hard time at first because unlike brood war, sc2 takes less mechanics and its all u to decision making. Well i dont know . Jaedong was well known for his micro, macro, and his perfect mechanics. Flash was well known for a tank. both awesome players, but i just think they will have a harder time in sc2 than brood war. jaedong is actually more well known for his decision making and mental attributes than his micro, macro and mechanics. | ||
GoldEagle
Canada3 Posts
On May 03 2012 11:44 OopsOopsBaby wrote: jaedong is actually more well known for his decision making and mental attributes than his micro, macro and mechanics. well yea. wtf am i saying lol. he was pro at everything. im just scared they wont be as good as they were in brood war. like not as good as MKP or DRG for example. well. sigh . we'll see | ||
Smat
United States301 Posts
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sc2CruSha
United States105 Posts
On May 03 2012 09:13 setzer wrote: Even when other RTS games had pretty big competitive scenes it was quite accepted that the skill level of those games were no where near that of BW. Just playing BW doesn't make one amazing and not every pro is going to be better than current players, but it is safe bet when one is a part of the most competitive e-sport playing arguably the highest skill level game they will be good in SC2. Boxer hasn't been good in BW since 2005 yet he has been top3 in international tournaments and has made Code S. actually boxer hasn't been good in bw since 2002 T_T* and even then when you take the time you look back at skill that early on.. everyone was actually really bad.. boxer stood out with just very nice micro | ||
LuckyFool
United States9015 Posts
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GT350
United States270 Posts
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duracell
53 Posts
On May 02 2012 15:52 Fragile51 wrote: As are the Telecom companies backing KT and SKT1. There's a lot of money backing KESPA. No point comparing which company has more money -- the budget allotted for Starcraft related events is likely similar and easily affordable by any company half their size. Not likely the companies will be digging very deep for any of this. | ||
eviltomahawk
United States11133 Posts
On May 03 2012 12:24 GT350 wrote: when are they starting with the all sc2 games? I think OGN/KeSPA is planning on announcing their format during the second week of May, and will start with the hybrid SC2/BW Proleague in the third week of May. Or at least that is what I've read so far on ESFI World's transcript. | ||
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