EPTGrubby's Manifesto on SC2 / eSports - Page 4
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dark_dragoon10
United States299 Posts
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GriMeR
United States148 Posts
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TheSir
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crow_mw
Poland115 Posts
The hardest part of your Manifesto is 'have trust in Blizzard'. Diablo 3 was a failure. Dragonsoul was a failure (to a degree that prevented me from buying MoP). Starcraft 2 is the only good title still going on for them... | ||
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Chewie
Denmark708 Posts
This is a cool fusion of BW and SC2 elements, creating what looks extremely cool imo. The future of SC2 if we are really really lucky. | ||
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Taru
France88 Posts
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NexCa
Germany954 Posts
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
Someone with sense! I agree with so much of what you said and I'm glad you were objective about what you were writing about. | ||
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Growiel
Korea (South)363 Posts
On October 19 2012 19:12 crow_mw wrote: This post represents a great holistic approach, as opposed to many of the others ideas for eSports to evolve presented in the last few days. I like how you focus on both the competitive and casual aspects needed for a modern game to exist as opposed to 'we need more retarded achievements and customs skins'. If I were to pick one community feedback front, that would be presented to Blizzard, this would definitely be the Grubby Front. The hardest part of your Manifesto is 'have trust in Blizzard'. Diablo 3 was a failure. Dragonsoul was a failure (to a degree that prevented me from buying MoP). Starcraft 2 is the only good title still going on for them... Actually MoP is considered by a lot of people (including hardcore raiders) as the best extension for WoW, after BC. They can make mistake (ie: Catacrap), but they also learn from them. | ||
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iglocska
Norway589 Posts
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Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
Thanks for the writeup, I started to feel that all this negativity going was starting to affect me. | ||
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DKR
United Kingdom622 Posts
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NET
United States703 Posts
Great read over all Grubsters. I also have faith that sc2 will be the best and top e-sport and it really begins with the community. Well spoken. | ||
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SarkON
Russian Federation117 Posts
Hats off, amazing as always. | ||
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WhX
Germany778 Posts
Otherwise I totally agree with the points you (and the contributors - they deserve some credit as well it seems) made, they are valid and well-explained. I hope this gets spotlighted asap and read by as many people as possible. E-sports needs time and dedication to grow properly, and by people like Grubby constantly contributing to its development, e-sports might have a bright future ahead of it. Thank you! | ||
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Markwerf
Netherlands3728 Posts
I don't think the game being fun is just a combination of difficulty and mastery though. There are tons of games which are difficult and can be mastered yet not interesting to watch, it's really difficult to explain but I think the game being playable on a lower level yet be amazed by the pro's do with the same game is essential. Something like soccer has this. SC2 needs to be more difficult and interesting but the pro's need not simply be better at it than the average joe, they need to be able to do moves simple guys simply can;t do, like hard combo's to pull off etc. I'm afraid HOTS is not really going in that direction with the current development it's at. I don't trust blizzard just because BW and TFT vastly improved upon the originals. Those originals were also unplayable. SC2 was way more complete at start and far more difficult to improve on I think, yet it also has some serious flaws which seem so hard to solve, like protoss reliability on FF and deathball syndrome. | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On October 19 2012 19:59 DKR wrote: And this is why people prefer you over Sase. No that's not the reason. | ||
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NesquiKGG
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Veriol
Czech Republic502 Posts
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