EPTTSL_inori retires from SC2 and switches to League - Page 17
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schimmetje
Netherlands1104 Posts
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dutchfriese
2554 Posts
On November 24 2012 09:29 schimmetje wrote: It's easier for a casual to get in to and it feels better when you lose if you can tell yourself it's not this is why i only play 3v3/4v4. i only play 2 or 3 games a day so i prefer not playing 1v1 ladder | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
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dutchfriese
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xBillehx
United States1289 Posts
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Qntc.YuMe
United States792 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
BabyKnight switched to SC 2 from Dota and has been doing pretty well. | ||
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eSc_Kin
Hong Kong25 Posts
then never get the victory thats not about LoL or SC2 | ||
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DanLee
Canada316 Posts
On November 23 2012 23:10 Disposition1989 wrote: Player stream numbers are down across the board so there's that. Total viewership is still climbing though according to twitch. The drop in numbers on each individual stream is due to a big increase in number of streams to watch, more tournaments, more and more players deciding to stream. If we had half the streams available, we would have twice the viewers on each stream. Mind blowing, i know. | ||
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
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MythZero
Korea (South)102 Posts
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farvacola
United States18818 Posts
On November 24 2012 09:54 Azarkon wrote: Different genres call for different skills, but dedication to practice and professionalism does not change between games. BabyKnight switched to SC 2 from Dota and has been doing pretty well. BabyKnight seems like the sort of player who just naturally excels at certain kinds of competitive gaming, especially with him being so young. Just gotta hope he sticks with Sc2, though his recent successes would indicate he's not going anywhere. | ||
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magnaflow
Canada1521 Posts
On November 24 2012 09:44 dutchfriese wrote: What are the big LoL tournaments? I honestly have no idea, the only time I ever hear about one is when featured during a major SC2 tournament. It is part of most major events. You do realize that DH, MLG, IPL and countless other events aren't being held just because of SC2. While SC2 may be the main stage game (currently) LoL draws in a much larger live crowd, and online viewers. The reason you may never think you see it is because you are just not that into it. The scene is growing because it has a active community, while the SC2 community isn't dying, it most certainly has, and continues to shrink. | ||
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Patate
Canada441 Posts
On November 24 2012 11:18 magnaflow wrote: It is part of most major events. You do realize that DH, MLG, IPL and countless other events aren't being held just because of SC2. While SC2 may be the main stage game (currently) LoL draws in a much larger live crowd, and online viewers. The reason you may never think you see it is because you are just not that into it. The scene is growing because it has a active community, while the SC2 community isn't dying, it most certainly has, and continues to shrink. Exactly, I couldn't even understand how there could be a fighting games scene but apparently there are. And yet you never hear of it because you're not into it, Esports is still very much underground (except what Korean BW used to be, and currently Korean LoL). | ||
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Trasko
Sweden983 Posts
 More people moving to LoL! It's okay though. Competition is tough and best of luck to Inori! | ||
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smashlloyd20
251 Posts
But yeah, people should keep in mind there are other ESports besides SC2, dota, and LoL. Fighting games and such have scenes, LoL is just the one most similar to SC2 (besides DOTA) so people tend to switch to it. | ||
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 Posts
On November 24 2012 11:48 smashlloyd20 wrote: Poor inori, I've watched quite a few of his games and he was interesting to watch, if not a particularly amazing player But yeah, people should keep in mind there are other ESports besides SC2, dota, and LoL. Fighting games and such have scenes, LoL is just the one most similar to SC2 (besides DOTA) so people tend to switch to it. It's the one with the easiest money. That's the draw. The mechanical skill ceiling is quite low, the game is simple, and the money is vastly easier to get near than other games. | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
On November 23 2012 18:16 emc wrote: but isn't LoL bigger? it's also a team sport which is harder in other ways because there are more things that are out of your control. Well, LoL is much more mechanically easy, so at a superficial value it seems easier, which is what draws so many sc2 gamers. However, its difficulties are much more subtle, so in time Inori will probably be a sad panda | ||
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magnaflow
Canada1521 Posts
On November 24 2012 11:54 LuckoftheIrish wrote: It's the one with the easiest money. That's the draw. The mechanical skill ceiling is quite low, the game is simple, and the money is vastly easier to get near than other games. That is not the draw. The money is just as tough to reach in LoL then in any other game. More players, more teams, more competition. The draw is the fun. LoL is just more fun to play then SC2. If you hated your job woudl you stick with it, or would you find another job? I bet you most players hate this game, but play it cause they think they have too | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
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