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eSports federation players defer OSL participation - Page 33
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quannguyen
Vietnam1390 Posts
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phoenixfeather95
665 Posts
Without them we (foreigners) really don't have any say in this matter. | ||
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setzer
United States3284 Posts
On August 24 2012 19:49 Irave wrote: Fighting fire with fire, such a brilliant idea. OGN will likely just replace the esf players in the OSL with other Kespa players. This won't change anything. Esf players will get more sour reactions from Korean fans, because the string pullers want to try and prove a point. Lovely over reaction by the ESF. So your advice to them would be allow KeSPA to take over and kill GOM slowly? I really hope Korean fans aren't so stupid to think the blame is any of this is on the players. | ||
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snailz
Croatia900 Posts
even though i will never support kespa ever again, i do make the distinction between the suits and the players. this is all killing sc2 in korea, no matter how corny it sounds. while the children fight, there's a another huge fish in the pool that's enjoying it all (LoL). so sad. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Malinor
Germany4734 Posts
That aside, from an outsider perspective it will be really interesting to see who is going to win this power struggle. If Kespa rains suppreme one more time, their power over the Starcraft scene will just remain absolute. Which could be pretty problematic for us internation viewers, since they have never shown much intention to cooperate with the foreign scene. Even with the show tournament stunt during MLG, I am not convinced that they will care much for the non-korean scene. At least ESP and GOM have established a reasonable fanbase over the last two years, so maybe they can fight back. But Kespa is so strong and so much more money is in their teams and companies. Ah, this is going to be interesting. | ||
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Warchariot
United Kingdom42 Posts
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zewker
Sweden271 Posts
Awell, this is a dick move from both sides and will hurt the sc2 scene in korea. | ||
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Lazzi
Switzerland1923 Posts
On August 24 2012 19:58 Telcontar wrote: I wonder if GOM asked ESF to review their players' OSL participation, or the ESF took it upon themselves to show solidarity to GOM by pulling their players out. Either way, lose-lose for everyone. It is maybe lose-lose , but I think they want to show KeSPa that can't do whatever it wants without knowing what the players want. | ||
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Goldfish
2230 Posts
On August 24 2012 19:58 snailz wrote: i'm renewing my subscription for the first time after Naniwa incident for GOM. even though i will never support kespa ever again, i do make the distinction between the suits and the players. this is all killing sc2 in korea, no matter how corny it sounds. while the children fight, there's a another huge fish in the pool that's enjoying it all (LoL). so sad. I'm glad to hear GOM is getting support again  .Also, in terms of the Naniwa incident - To be fair, they did give Naniwa a seed again (though they did sort of screwed MLG because one of the perks of participating in MLG was a Code S seed). Also, remember GOM did it mainly due to netizen reaction (most players were really against Naniwa, so GOM practically had to do what they did). Anyway, I said this before but KeSPA's superstars are still only superstars in BW and not in SC2 (they haven't proven themselves yet). Plus, remember that KeSPA with BW didn't prevent sponsors from losing interest and viewers from declining (and watch Kpop instead). SC2 is less popular than BW in South Korea (in terms of viewers), so this isn't going to help KeSPA much. KeSPA can't back on their players anymore to do whatever they want. | ||
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NHY
1013 Posts
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.vid
Croatia227 Posts
go kespa, fortunately you can bury sc2 and everyone goes back to brood war :D | ||
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Sroobz
United States1377 Posts
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pdd
Australia9933 Posts
On August 24 2012 20:01 .vid wrote: well, seeing how far behind kespa players are, this makes sense. they'd just get embarassed in the gsl.. and like fxoboss said, gom really is shit at scheduling. go kespa, fortunately you can bury sc2 and everyone goes back to brood war :D You clearly have not been watching WCS as of late. | ||
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CrazyBirdman
Germany3509 Posts
Now I think either OGN and/or Blizzard will pressure KeSPA pretty hard. Hopefully this will all be resolved when the next season starts. | ||
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shabby
Norway6402 Posts
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seenster
Germany385 Posts
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On August 24 2012 19:06 ImNightmare wrote: You have no idea what is loyalty do you? The fate of the ESF teams is dependent on GOM's league being a success, otherwise they're eventually going to fall behind to the financial power of the KeSPA teams. | ||
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hitthat
Poland2323 Posts
On August 24 2012 20:01 .vid wrote: well, seeing how far behind kespa players are, this makes sense. they'd just get embarassed in the gsl.. and like fxoboss said, gom really is shit at scheduling. go kespa, fortunately you can bury sc2 and everyone goes back to brood war :D Lol, why so mean? Just be fine if KESPA just go back to BW and leave SC2 alone. Leave a toys for SC2 guys, no need to burry SC2 with this  I know, I know... there is no going back On August 24 2012 20:02 pdd wrote: You clearly have not been watching WCS as of late. I did today, Roro vs seed, it still was avarage in BW criteria. | ||
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HoriZoNXI
Australia310 Posts
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