StarCraft II World Championship Series - Nordic Nationals starts tonight leading up to the final and best games in Stockholm the 28th of July at Annexet Globe. Here is all the information about brackets and casters to follow the action!
StarCraft II World Championship Series - Nordic Nationals Qualifiers ended yesterday when the last spots for Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark were determined. Tonight the Nordic Nationals begins for Finland, Norway and Denmark as the 16 best players from each country will go up toe to toe in a Double Elimination tournament. The four best players will advance to the LAN-finals of the Nordic Nationals at Annexet Globe in Stockholm, Sweden, the 28th of July to fight the last battle to determined who's the champion of their country. On top of that the winner will be qualified for the Continental Finals.
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Here below you can find all the casters that will provide coverage for tonights Nordic Nationals but also continue and cover the tournaments 28th of July. All streams will be available at www.dreamhack.tv but also on direct links below.
At the LAN Finals these casters will be joined by Incontrol, Grubby & Apollo on our official English main stream that will provide coverage of the final and most interesting matches played on-stage. Maven and Endarspire will provide coverage Swedish stream on-site that will be broadcasted at Aftonbladet.se. Buy your ticket to the event here: ticnet.se
BRACKETS & LIVESTREAMS
Nordic Nationals - Finland
Playoff starts today at 17:00 CEST and here you can find the bracket for the Finland Nationals.
Why does France, russia and germany get a free spot in world champ when sweden doesn't?? Doubt anyone with an objective view wouldn't rate sweden as 2nd SC2 country after korea.
On July 23 2012 00:35 Leriond wrote: Why does France, russia and germany get a free spot in world champ when sweden doesn't?? Doubt anyone with an objective view wouldn't rate sweden as 2nd SC2 country after korea.
Because Blizz is giving away spots based on how well SC2 has sold in each country. Russia, Germany and France = big countries.
So I see the Sweden Nationals don't have a specified hour, I suppose they're starting after all the others right? (around 20:00 CEST or so). Any info on that?
On July 27 2012 23:40 ne0lith wrote: So I see the Sweden Nationals don't have a specified hour, I suppose they're starting after all the others right? (around 20:00 CEST or so). Any info on that?
10.00 Event opens, tournaments starts 14.30 Stage show starts / WCS Norway Grand Final 16.00 WCS Danmark Grand Final 17.30 WCS Finland Grand Final 19.00 WCS Sweden Lowerbracket – Round 4 M2 20.00 WCS Sweden Upperbracket – Final 21.00 WCS Sweden Lowerbracket – Final 22.00 WCS Sweden Consolidation – Final 23.00 WCS Sweden Grand Final
On July 28 2012 03:46 Gyaru wrote: Does anyone know if they close the doors at any specific hour, or can you drop in whenever you feel like it?
I have no idea. When do you plan to arrive to the event? I think they're not super-hard enforcing any times on this, but then I wasn't at DH:Stockholm so idk.
On July 28 2012 03:46 Gyaru wrote: Does anyone know if they close the doors at any specific hour, or can you drop in whenever you feel like it?
I have no idea. When do you plan to arrive to the event? I think they're not super-hard enforcing any times on this, but then I wasn't at DH:Stockholm so idk.
I live like 5-10 minutes away, but was only planning on watching the sweden competition
On July 28 2012 06:00 Champloo wrote: Yup, which means Naniwa will go to loser bracket in round 2 and then he has to hope he can avoid meeting SortOf, Cytoplasm, Lalush or Morrow there.
I don't think his PvZ is that bad anymore, he had it very close against DRG in GSL and he said on twitter he feels the most confident in that matchup now. Yesterday may have been an exception because he supposedly had a headache.
On July 28 2012 03:46 Gyaru wrote: Does anyone know if they close the doors at any specific hour, or can you drop in whenever you feel like it?
I have no idea. When do you plan to arrive to the event? I think they're not super-hard enforcing any times on this, but then I wasn't at DH:Stockholm so idk.
I live like 5-10 minutes away, but was only planning on watching the sweden competition
From what I've get all competitions starts at 10:00, but the swedish stage show starts at 19:00
On July 28 2012 06:00 Champloo wrote: Yup, which means Naniwa will go to loser bracket in round 2 and then he has to hope he can avoid meeting SortOf, Cytoplasm, Lalush or Morrow there.
I don't think his PvZ is that bad anymore, he had it very close against DRG in GSL and he said on twitter he feels the most confident in that matchup now. Yesterday may have been an exception because he supposedly had a headache.
And you cannot look at one individual tournament in order to decide how good someone is.
On July 28 2012 06:00 Champloo wrote: Yup, which means Naniwa will go to loser bracket in round 2 and then he has to hope he can avoid meeting SortOf, Cytoplasm, Lalush or Morrow there.
I don't think his PvZ is that bad anymore, he had it very close against DRG in GSL and he said on twitter he feels the most confident in that matchup now. Yesterday may have been an exception because he supposedly had a headache.
Here's the tweet:
"ive had really much problems lately with terran T.T my best has suddenly became vs Zerg.. wish it was my best when i played drg :/"
Just saw a Korean Music Video on the stream. Something like "chungnam style". Can't google this, because google changes it to "change name" >_> Anyone got source or a youtube link? Would be great.
On July 29 2012 00:03 Websl wrote: Just saw a Korean Music Video on the stream. Something like "chungnam style". Can't google this, because google changes it to "change name" >_> Anyone got source or a youtube link? Would be great.
On July 29 2012 00:03 Websl wrote: Just saw a Korean Music Video on the stream. Something like "chungnam style". Can't google this, because google changes it to "change name" >_> Anyone got source or a youtube link? Would be great.
to make it clear right away: im neither trying to troll nor be a negative nelly.
but im kinda surprised that the wcs seems to be not as popular on location. the dreamhack events have always been flooded by spectators. how come this event isnt? the viewer numbers are actually pretty good i would say. for being a national wcs event that is. are all the swedish nerds on vacation or whats the matter?
On July 29 2012 03:30 remodemo wrote: to make it clear right away: im neither trying to troll nor be a negative nelly.
but im kinda surprised that the wcs seems to be not as popular on location. the dreamhack events have always been flooded by spectators. how come this event isnt? the viewer numbers are actually pretty good i would say. for being a national wcs event that is. are all the swedish nerds on vacation or whats the matter?
Pretty sure it has to do with that they just started the Swedish finals and that you don't see everyone when they are at the bars on the balcony's.