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Dundron2000
Sweden1140 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:08 phoenixfeather95 wrote: Correct. I was wondering this too. it is kinda a positive sign since it probably means that some dialog is going on. but regardless a lot of goodwill between Kespa - Gom, Kespa - Blizzard has been lost. even if this situation gets solved it doesn't bode well for the future, there will be a lot more mutual suspicion | ||
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Coal
Sweden1535 Posts
So ye..... | ||
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phoenixfeather95
665 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:12 Dundron2000 wrote: it is kinda a positive sign since it probably means that some dialog is going on. but regardless a lot of goodwill between Kespa - Gom, Kespa - Blizzard has been lost. even if this situation gets solved it doesn't bode well for the future, there will be a lot more mutual suspicion I'm hoping that Blizzard + Gom > KeSPA... | ||
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Inverse1
United Kingdom61 Posts
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baldgye
United Kingdom1103 Posts
It seems like KESPA is totally unwilling to adapt and move with the times, and they seem to be so aggressive with how they are positioning them self's that only something like that could really damage... It's a really shame in my oppinion but KESPA wanted to keep BW going as long as they did and should accept that as far as SC2 goes they are behind and are not the #1 dog anymore | ||
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ragz_gt
9172 Posts
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:05 y0su wrote: I agree... I don't know that KeSPA was actually trying to boycott GSL (nor do I know that they weren't). When I heard the announcement that they were not going to participate in Code A qualifiers my first thought was "they must not be ready yet". Now, I have mixed feelings about ESF players pulling out of OSL. If they (players or ESF) felt that KeSPA was playing games I support their move. Well... that's my 2 cents, time to microwave some popcorn. You must be joking me, the players wanted to play in the GSL, Roro already noted in his post-match interview last time that he was disappointed that he was not being allowed to play. | ||
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Fleuria
England466 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:05 y0su wrote: I agree... I don't know that KeSPA was actually trying to boycott GSL (nor do I know that they weren't). When I heard the announcement that they were not going to participate in Code A qualifiers my first thought was "they must not be ready yet". Now, I have mixed feelings about ESF players pulling out of OSL. If they (players or ESF) felt that KeSPA was playing games I support their move. Well... that's my 2 cents, time to microwave some popcorn. They are ready, gom even apparently were pretty accommodating to the scheduling issues and gave some seeds out to them and they flat out declined, they want to concentrate on the big project and the spl playoffs which when the players want to openly participate in gsl is a questionable move. Like mvp said it took him 2 months to transition to sc2 and 3 months to win a championship, thus denying this whole were not ready yet pretty sure players like roro and rain could easily get top 8/16. | ||
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Leetley
1796 Posts
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Sbrubbles
Brazil5776 Posts
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L3g3nd_
New Zealand10461 Posts
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Shinobi1982
1605 Posts
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xtyxtbx
United States53 Posts
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Oreo7
United States1647 Posts
go ESF! | ||
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FataLe
New Zealand4524 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:17 L3g3nd_ wrote: This is the right move, and only move, that ESF can make. I hope KeSPA grows up and backs down Pretty much my thoughts. There was no counter move ESF could have made without Kespa gaining something from it. | ||
Olli
Austria24422 Posts
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xrapture
United States1644 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:16 Sbrubbles wrote: Also, a lot of people agree with Kespa now allowing their players to join the Gom tournament "because they're not good enough yet". I think Kespa prohibiting their players from join any tournament is wrong, because it should be the players who should gauge their own skill and, therefore, it should be their decision to join or not a tournament. Um, no... If you're independent sure. But, if you're on a team I don't think it's too much for them to decide where you represent them. Everyone knew this would happen. Kespa has the players, money, and sponsors. Why on Earth would they play fair with a company so much weaker than them. Just doesn't make sense from a business standpoint. | ||
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Cubu
1171 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:14 baldgye wrote: One thing I'd like to see... is that the foregn commuity really pulls behind GOM and events like MLG etc pull together to make the OS2L almost redundant... forcing KESPA to act fairly. It seems like KESPA is totally unwilling to adapt and move with the times, and they seem to be so aggressive with how they are positioning them self's that only something like that could really damage... It's a really shame in my oppinion but KESPA wanted to keep BW going as long as they did and should accept that as far as SC2 goes they are behind and are not the #1 dog anymore stop bringing mlg into this mess, they have nothing to do with this. And 2 wrongs don't make a right. Kespa may have done wrong but esf just stooped as low as them. | ||
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Incomplet
United Kingdom1419 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + seriously...Roro just took out GSL champion Seed an hour ago, and now he is giving Creator a run for his money, tied 1-1 atm. Kespa players are doing fine, and if they lose a bit, then suck it up...take it as a learning curve to better yourself. Kespa need to understand that PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT, and minimizing their player exposure will only be detrimental to their player's skill levels. | ||
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Dundron2000
Sweden1140 Posts
On August 24 2012 21:20 Cubu wrote: stop bringing mlg into this mess, they have nothing to do with this. And 2 wrongs don't make a right. Kespa may have done wrong but esf just stooped as low as them. how is pulling out stooping as low? its the only leverage that have! | ||
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