EPTOther than that. SOOO EXCITED.
For everyone who says there not that thrilled by the player pool, at least tune in for the Ro4 or the finals, the production, crowd and at that point the games will be amazing, I guarantee it.
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
Other than that. SOOO EXCITED. For everyone who says there not that thrilled by the player pool, at least tune in for the Ro4 or the finals, the production, crowd and at that point the games will be amazing, I guarantee it. | ||
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Pimmeh
Netherlands120 Posts
"Warp Prism Harass!" I really want HerO to sign that on my keyboard but I couldn't make it clear for him the last time. | ||
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IMMoonLight
Korea (South)332 Posts
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polyphonyEX
United States2539 Posts
On June 15 2012 18:48 IMMoonLight wrote: No moon !!What a sad news!!!!!!!!!!! Don't worry, he's too busy crushing nerds in the GSTL right now :p | ||
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Motoorhead
Poland67 Posts
On June 15 2012 10:57 Canucklehead wrote: I agree. I don't get excited for dreamhacks due to the lack of top koreans. The last dreamhack had one of the worst lineup I've seen in a long time, not only due to lack of koreans, but barely any top foreign pros attended too. I read socke doesn't attend cause only top 4 get money, so he doesn't feel it's worth it. I remember watching some dreamhacks last year as those seemed to get some good koreans, I think. However, the player quality has dropped a lot this year. I may watch the finals depending on who is in it, but as a tournament, dreamhack isn't very interesting to me. I disagree with you. I actually like that Dreamhack doesnt pretend to be another MLG with all the korean superstars. If i want to see the very best koreans i would rather watch GSL. | ||
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Ph4ZeD
United Kingdom753 Posts
On June 15 2012 21:21 Motoorhead wrote: I disagree with you. I actually like that Dreamhack doesnt pretend to be another MLG with all the korean superstars. If i want to see the very best koreans i would rather watch GSL. Totally agree - we have lots of big tournaments with full Korean lineups (GSL, MLG Arenas/Championships, IPL). Dreamhack doesn't exclude Koreans, just has a broader mix. The proof is how Dreamhack is received after the event has ended - the last event had a really incredible finish with Thorzain beating Polt in front of a great and loud crowd, and Winter had the hockey stadium that went to the last game. | ||
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m0ck
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
Do you want the hardcore tournament? go watch GSL, they have to seed people like Stephano into Code S because Code A is too damn hard to go through. Want medium/semi hard tournamens? check out MLG/Blizzcon. Want an open ended tournament that allows anyone to sign up and get a chance to compete against the pros? Then watch Dreamhack. | ||
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Satyric
68 Posts
On June 15 2012 10:50 Duravi wrote: This line up is laughable compared to MLG. I understand Dreamhack wants to be "fair" to everyone and not pay for some people to come and not for others, but it is a very stupid philosophy from an entertainment perspective. While they have a lot of focus on SC2, remember that DH is about the LAN event and LOTS of other tournaments. I agree that it's sad that they don't pay for the top players to show up, but DH is so much more than just SC2. To give you some perspective, these are the other tournaments they host: http://www.dreamhack.se/dhs12/esport/ Slightly more than 200k USD in prize money for all tournaments + an additional 40k USD for the swedish nationals. SC2 accounts for 12,5% of the total prize pool for the event. I think they compensate the players in some form for the invitationals, but don't quote me on that | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44608 Posts
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Kariddi
Italy3 Posts
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IMMoonLight
Korea (South)332 Posts
Moon is also not able to attend the Dreamhack.. | ||
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whereismymind
United Kingdom717 Posts
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Lucidx
United States122 Posts
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mememolly
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znow1
54 Posts
On June 16 2012 03:04 mememolly wrote: group 29 is kind of stacked na, its a swedish player called Tails, not the korean! | ||
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MonkSEA
Australia1227 Posts
On June 15 2012 21:21 Motoorhead wrote: I disagree with you. I actually like that Dreamhack doesnt pretend to be another MLG with all the korean superstars. If i want to see the very best koreans i would rather watch GSL. So what you're trying to say is that you like Dreamhack being a "pro foreign" tournament where there is really only a handful of "pro" players even attending? Dreamhack to me is just a proving ground for amateurs. I really don't want diamond/master level players duking it out with players that are incredibly better then they are. Enjoy your amateurs getting destroyed in group stages. I'd rather just watch the couple top level players that are going to make the semi finals. I find no entertainment in bad play. | ||
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TheSir
1830 Posts
On June 16 2012 04:17 MonkSEA wrote: So what you're trying to say is that you like Dreamhack being a "pro foreign" tournament where there is really only a handful of "pro" players even attending? Dreamhack to me is just a proving ground for amateurs. I really don't want diamond/master level players duking it out with players that are incredibly better then they are. Enjoy your amateurs getting destroyed in group stages. I'd rather just watch the couple top level players that are going to make the semi finals. I find no entertainment in bad play. A handful? You must have some freakish large hands then cause there are a lot of pro's attending. You sound like only amateurs are attending or something, after the first group stage we will see a lot of good players play against each other. Yes the first day wont be full with great matches, so? Watch the recap from day1 and tune in for the next days/stages. Why whine about matches you dont have to watch? Or even better, dont watch at all. | ||
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eMGmoG
Switzerland244 Posts
differentiation and variety in the tournament scene is definitely better than to focus to be the same like the others. in the long term, the whole scene will grow better due to distinguished production approaches. | ||
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edidas
Sweden78 Posts
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