EPTGSL >>>>>> for life
eSports Federation STILL refuses to join OSL - Page 5
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tranmillitary
210 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:17 Doraemon wrote: interesting. considering a ESF player would most likely win the OSL, aren't the players forgoing a chance to win some big dollars? or do their winnings go back to the team like BW (i think)? They have decided this is more important than OSL prize money, I suppose. | ||
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SenorChang
Australia4730 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:13 blade55555 wrote: :D. Well now what will kespa do? Allow their players to play or allow OSL to be fucked? seems like a pretty simple choice to me! On August 25 2012 18:17 Doraemon wrote: interesting. considering a ESF player would most likely win the OSL, aren't the players forgoing a chance to win some big dollars? or do their winnings go back to the team like BW (i think)? OSL is about the prestige, the players from Kespa will most likely have good salaries, so the winnings aren't as big as a deal for them, as it is to SC2 players | ||
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ProxyKnoxy
United Kingdom2576 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:13 RoieTRS wrote: I don't get it... if esf players played in osl they would completely thrash kespa players. That was the entire point of kespa keeping their own sc2 proleague and not inviting anyone else yet. Kespa players have like a 60% win ratio vs ESF players, including vs the very top. There is no gap | ||
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Swiv
Germany3674 Posts
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Qikz
United Kingdom12067 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:10 Adreme wrote: You know there is a 3rd reason beyond the two more likely ones as to why KESPA pulled out of GSL4. They might be doing it to screw with GOM or they might be doing it because they dont think they can win and they dont want there players destroyed or they could be doing it to use the only advantage they have in the OSL. Right now GSL players are flying all over the world competing in different tournaments that use different maps and against different players while the KESPA players are preparing for the OSL. They might be thinking that if they have there players solely focused on beating there opponent than maybe can pull a few upsets and look good in this OSL as opposed to only getting 1 or 2 players thru. That makes no sense. There's 8 kespa players in the OSL. There's plenty not who want to go play in the GSL. | ||
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:17 Doraemon wrote: interesting. considering a ESF player would most likely win the OSL, aren't the players forgoing a chance to win some big dollars? or do their winnings go back to the team like BW (i think)? Dunno, but I think they all agree that they cant have kespa have the kind of control that they did in BW, or it would ruin korean sc2. Segregated competition sucks, and winning an OSL isn't worth it in this situation. I seirously dont understand kespa. What's the big deal if b teamers play in the gsl qualifiers? What's the big deal if even flash/jaedong/bisu/stork etc play in the qualifiers? It's their choice. They don't HAVE to play in the qualifiers, but barring them from even trying is such a stupid move. | ||
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densha
United States797 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:17 Doraemon wrote: interesting. considering a ESF player would most likely win the OSL, aren't the players forgoing a chance to win some big dollars? or do their winnings go back to the team like BW (i think)? Not only that, but they're also asking that Kespa players be given the chance to take the GSL prize money. Clearly, for the Federation, it's about what's best for everyone and you have to respect that. Kespa, on the other hand, puts power plays and greed above even their very own players. | ||
opterown
Australia54785 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:18 Dodgin wrote: They have decided this is more important than OSL prize money, I suppose. OSL prize money is like 40k, a dead GSL is much more than that haha | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12067 Posts
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
when ESF says something its really the oppinion of the most gom players | ||
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ShiroKaisen
United States1082 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:18 tranmillitary wrote: I stand by GSL. Where has Kespa been while Gom putting their resources to build up SC 2 in korea??? GSL >>>>>> for life Boxed out by an exclusivity contract. Don't talk before you do the research. | ||
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boxman22
Canada430 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:19 ProxyKnoxy wrote: Kespa players have like a 60% win ratio vs ESF players, including vs the very top. There is no gap BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA Seriously look at the qualifiers... yesterday I looked through the first day's results. The only kespa player to win a game against a code B gsl player was Flash over Brown, and then he proceeded to lose to another code B player in Sniper. Here's the whole day 1 results where I noticed a Kespa player facing a GSL player: Hoejja 1-2 Harrier Flying 0-2 Brown Flash 2-0 Brown, Flash 1-2 Sniper Crazy-hydra 1-2 inori Bisu 0-2 Moon Fantasy 0-2 Pet | ||
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densha
United States797 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:24 boxman22 wrote: BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA Seriously look at the qualifiers... yesterday I looked through the first day's results. The only kespa player to win a game against a code B gsl player was Flash over Brown, and then he proceeded to lose to another code B player in Sniper. Here's the whole day 1 results where I noticed a Kespa player facing a GSL player: Hoejja 1-2 Harrier Flying 0-2 Brown Flash 2-0 Brown, Flash 1-2 Sniper Crazy-hydra 1-2 inori Bisu 0-2 Moon Fantasy 0-2 Pet Umm... those results are olde. You no watch WCS Korea? | ||
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viasacra89
United States134 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:24 ShiroKaisen wrote: Boxed out by an exclusivity contract. Don't talk before you do the research. Boxed out by their own doing. KESPA was approached first, not GOM. | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:24 boxman22 wrote: BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA Seriously look at the qualifiers... yesterday I looked through the first day's results. The only kespa player to win a game against a code B gsl player was Flash over Brown, and then he proceeded to lose to another code B player in Sniper. Here's the whole day 1 results where I noticed a Kespa player facing a GSL player: Hoejja 1-2 Harrier Flying 0-2 Brown Flash 2-0 Brown, Flash 1-2 Sniper Crazy-hydra 1-2 inori Bisu 0-2 Moon Fantasy 0-2 Pet to be honest that was a couple months ago. They have all improved a lot and jaedong/roro have beaten code S players and some other kespa players have. The gap is significantly smaller then it was just a couple months ago. | ||
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ArcticRaven
France1406 Posts
On August 25 2012 17:53 CoR wrote: yep thats the problem kespa destroyed their reputation in the past so much that they arent trusted anymore Oh, the presen't ain't that shiny either. | ||
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Aetherial
Australia917 Posts
ESF have balls, I like balls. | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:26 viasacra89 wrote: Boxed out by their own doing. KESPA was approached first, not GOM. Kespa was being sued by blizzard... | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On August 25 2012 18:24 boxman22 wrote: BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA Seriously look at the qualifiers... yesterday I looked through the first day's results. The only kespa player to win a game against a code B gsl player was Flash over Brown, and then he proceeded to lose to another code B player in Sniper. Here's the whole day 1 results where I noticed a Kespa player facing a GSL player: Hoejja 1-2 Harrier Flying 0-2 Brown Flash 2-0 Brown, Flash 1-2 Sniper Crazy-hydra 1-2 inori Bisu 0-2 Moon Fantasy 0-2 Pet Uh, there's been just a bit more starcraft 2 been played since then. | ||
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