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Either way, I've always been impressed by Dreamhack events, and can't wait to see this one as well.
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
Either way, I've always been impressed by Dreamhack events, and can't wait to see this one as well. | ||
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Sweden136 Posts
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Random_Guy09
Canada1010 Posts
You are correct and Feast has mentioned on stream (not speaking for him just repeated his response) that he wont be competing in tournaments until he's done with school which should be soon I think. | ||
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Laneir
United States1160 Posts
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M7Jagger
Sweden237 Posts
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JujuXG
United States373 Posts
BUT GO hero & huk | ||
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aznball123
2759 Posts
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
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Mycl
Australia1370 Posts
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inanotherlifetime
Sweden233 Posts
Really looking forward to watch and I pray GSL schedule won't interfere with NaNiwas participation. | ||
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grummel
Germany46 Posts
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
On May 31 2012 08:49 mikkmagro wrote: I'm not defending anyone, but unfortunately, eSports can't always be just what the community wants. At the end of the day, the viability of an eSports still depends on cold, hard cash, so actually going about eSports with business, and at some point, profitability in mind, will secure its stability, and is great for the long term. Obviously, having loads of tournaments offering mountains of cash is great, but one has to be careful that it is not unsustainable. You can't expect a dozen huge events each month, with all the best players participating at each, that was my point. Teams have limited budgets to send their players around the world (which can be extremely costly), players have limited time and stamina, etc. I dont think its the quantity of tournaments so much as how they coordinate with on another and communicate. Tournaments will differentiate themselves based on production values and players pools. And I really think player pools will be based on how well tournaments treat and communicate with the teams. I think the problem is having too many juggernauts stomping around the year and investing big only to have scheduling conflicts which unquestionably hurts all parties involves. If fans around the world continue to turn out regardless then more power too them, but something will eventually have to give. | ||
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
On May 31 2012 11:58 M7Jagger wrote: How come hero participate in every DH? Hero is on TeamLiquid and TeamLiquid originated on team europe. Why not send a big gun to the hometown to school some kids. | ||
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invinzible
Switzerland83 Posts
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Farone
Netherlands1219 Posts
but a very stacked lineup~! go Stephano~! | ||
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Flaele
Belgium182 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On May 31 2012 11:58 M7Jagger wrote: How come hero participate in every DH? Seems smart to me, DH has a weaker lineup than most tournaments so he has a good chance to place well or win again. | ||
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ceaRshaf
Romania4926 Posts
Gogo Naniwa vs Stephano finals!! | ||
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Oakenform
Norway13 Posts
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