This is amazing, I hope MLG and ESL can learn a thing or two (like Production value, format(fuck you, extended series), and the easely accecable streams) from DH and not the other way around.

SidianTheBard

United States2474 Posts

November 15 2012 16:43 GMT

#108

Good maybe now we'll see a less stagnate map pool because these 3 tournaments should have the balls to try to incorporate some newer maps.

mr.grimm

Sweden63 Posts

November 15 2012 16:43 GMT

#109

Thank god.

Carmac

Poland375 Posts

November 15 2012 16:43 GMT

#110

On November 16 2012 01:05 CloudCat wrote:
wow. didn't see that one coming, but really a huge step forward for the scene if they really do all they say they will. wonder if they'll open up for other tournaments like Asus rog and IPL even GSL to help with scheduling.

It's a partnership built with the intention to be open, not an elite, exclusive club.

ReDeYe

United Kingdom160 Posts

November 15 2012 16:44 GMT

#111

Very happy to see the good groundwork put in place at the Valencia Esports Congress has led to this. Really proud that three major organisations could set aside differences in culture and money and agree to move forward for the better of the entire industry.

For those who said the congress would achieve nothing - Believe in passion, believe in esports.

Rescawen

Finland1028 Posts

November 15 2012 16:44 GMT

#112

On November 16 2012 01:43 Carmac wrote:

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It's a partnership built with the intention to be open, not an elite, exclusive club.

If that is the case then pure awesomeness.

trwkling

658 Posts

November 15 2012 16:45 GMT

#113

Wow this is great news. Let's get global e-sports going!

Tanag

Canada204 Posts

November 15 2012 16:45 GMT

#114

This is amazing news :D

archonOOid

1983 Posts

November 15 2012 16:45 GMT

#115

Has this anything to do with the e-sport congress or was it something that was in the pipelines months ago?

Arceus

Vietnam8332 Posts

November 15 2012 16:46 GMT

#116

well this means Koreans will be spreaded more evenly between leagues. DH seems to lack some for quite some times :p

Voreau

United States192 Posts

November 15 2012 16:46 GMT

#117

This is huge! Congratulations to all parties! Do it right and this will be amazing for esports! gogo ESPORTS!!!

nihlon

Sweden5581 Posts

November 15 2012 16:46 GMT

#118

On November 16 2012 01:17 Necro)Phagist( wrote:

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For once I don't think Kespa hating GOM and vice versa had anything to do with this. I think this was a move purely for the foreign scene to get all of our tournaments running on par with each other and not getting in each others way etc.

It would also be pretty hard to adapt international tournament to the gsl schedule considering it goes on for pretty much every day of the week. The Korean players that participate in foreign players are the ones that are lucky enough not to have any gsl games that week (or gom is able to move games a few days here and there), and I don't think a partnership would help in that regard unless gom is prepared to change their entire layout.

Larkin

United Kingdom7161 Posts

November 15 2012 16:49 GMT

#119

Hrm, interesting. On one level, it's awesome. On the other, it kind of eliminates the individualness and the different opportunities given by each organisation.

But the good definitely outweighs the bad.