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Lawliet
United States70 Posts
On November 28 2012 01:29 Wingblade wrote: Your confusing GOM with IEM. IEM-DH-MLG signed a partnership, GOM had no part of it. You're absolutely correct. eSF and ESF are two different organization XD THAT'S TOTALLY NOT CONFUSING AT ALL. | ||
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dardoz
Ireland26 Posts
I am sure I must be misunderstanding something because to me it looks like they play 5 rounds where every team plays every team, but after the final round there are playoffs based on the results of that round and a winner is declared. This doesn't make sense at all as it means the previous rounds are all irrelevant. Can someone explain to me the significance of the previous rounds please? | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:11 Lawliet wrote: You're absolutely correct. eSF and ESF are two different organization XD THAT'S TOTALLY NOT CONFUSING AT ALL. What's ESF? I think you mean ESL, and yeah they're totally different. On topic: Will once again cheer for Khan. Go Stork. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8306 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:11 Lawliet wrote: You're absolutely correct. eSF and ESF are two different organization XD THAT'S TOTALLY NOT CONFUSING AT ALL. Actually I think he confused ESL and ESF, (god damnit I wish I was joking). But yeah, ESL which is functionally IEM. | ||
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Stanlot
United States5742 Posts
On November 28 2012 01:51 Too_MuchZerg wrote: I wonder how much Sayle likes to cast SC2 games. He was more BW caster and now that Proleague is SC2 only I don't see Sayle being interested. Oh yeah... It's just that Sayle's stream = Proleague in my mind and I forgot that it's SC2 only now :[ | ||
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zicoz
Norway212 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:03 EvanC wrote: I have heard this EG-Proleague rumor for a while. Does anyone know where it originated? It seems like such a far stretch for me as most their players have previously stated they have no interest in playing in Korea. I don't see them picking up and leaving Arizona to live in Korea and jeopardize the popular foreign tournament schedule that EG players have. EGFnaticRC seems to be an interesting thought. I've always considdered Fnatic a korean team, isn't that so? | ||
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lavosprime
United States9 Posts
On November 28 2012 01:50 jalstar wrote: It seems to obviously be some combination of fnatic and eg players, representing raidcall. Remember that the main appeal for sponsors here is getting on Korean tv, and raidcall is big enough in Asia to benefit from that. I was thinking this too. It'd be a bit strange because EG and Fnatic both have a lot going on other than SC2 where they wouldn't need to be partners, but just from the perspective of Proleague, it makes a lot of sense. | ||
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lisward
Singapore959 Posts
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
1. Are they going to use the same uninspired maps every major SC2 tournament always uses? Or will they allow Rose of Dream wing up great maps like in BW? 2. What is going on with Bisu? It is really enraging that he seems to be fading way because of SC2. 3. At which time is it going to happen? 14:00 KST mid week and 12:00 KST (I guess?) in sundays like usually? 4. Will nanashin stream it, even if it is only SC2 now? 5. Does SK Planet sponsorship again means they couldn`t find new sponsors? 6. What should I be feeling right now? I feel excited about Proleague being back but then frustrated because I remember it`s SC2.... but then there are Jaedong, Bisu, Flash, Fantasy... but it`s SC2 and experience tells me I shouldn`t expect too much from it... | ||
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Vasoline73
United States7817 Posts
Now players will be able to tailor specific builds against the race and person they are facing that day, which will add even more to the game ^^. Surprised most people aren't excited as hell about it. | ||
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meskito
Portugal22 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:11 dardoz wrote: Can you someone explain to me the point of the format they use? I am sure I must be misunderstanding something because to me it looks like they play 5 rounds where every team plays every team, but after the final round there are playoffs based on the results of that round and a winner is declared. This doesn't make sense at all as it means the previous rounds are all irrelevant. Can someone explain to me the significance of the previous rounds please? Each round counts for the final results, based on those 4 teams come up, where the 4th placed team plays vs the 3rd placed team then the winner play the 2nd placed team and finally the winner of the second match plays the 1st. This placing is based on those 5 rounds summed together. It seems this season rounds 1,3,4 will be the normal proleague format (bo7 with ace match) and rounds 2,5 will be all-kill bo7. The team with most wins gets 1st place (counting all rounds) and then they use match score (wins - loses) for tiebreakers. You can also check http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/2011-2012_Proleague_Season_2 | ||
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Vasoline73
United States7817 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:11 dardoz wrote: Can you someone explain to me the point of the format they use? I am sure I must be misunderstanding something because to me it looks like they play 5 rounds where every team plays every team, but after the final round there are playoffs based on the results of that round and a winner is declared. This doesn't make sense at all as it means the previous rounds are all irrelevant. Can someone explain to me the significance of the previous rounds please? Standings are taken from the entire season, not just the last round. So a team can own up rounds 1, 2 and 3... bomb rounds 4, 5 and 6... and still potentially be in the playoffs even if they played badly near the end of the season. | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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Pimpmuckl
Germany528 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:01 zicoz wrote: People were talking about EG and proleague on twitch yesterday, which is before this news, so I'm guessing it's them. But they need more koreans for it, and a house over there aswell. Incontrol talked about "big news" and that stuff. So i assume they will have a house there in a few months and Proleague participation makes lots of sense if you commit so much resources to korea. | ||
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Gosi
Sweden9072 Posts
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supernovamaniac
United States3047 Posts
We had to deal with this long time ago, and I highly doubt that the scene's going to be safe once the old system comes back. | ||
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vesicular
United States1310 Posts
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Nuclease
United States1049 Posts
On November 27 2012 21:23 bLzPostman wrote: So everyone is thinking EG right? Nope. EG would get stomped in ProLeague. They don't have the depth to compete. TL or coL are probably the best bets, based on past participation in the GSTL. EDIT: Maybe EG (based on all the allusions to "big news"), TL or coL. I still fear that EG would get stomped horribly, though. They just don't have much depth to their roster to compete with Proleague teams. | ||
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MrJoKer
France232 Posts
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Khalleb
Canada1909 Posts
On November 28 2012 02:57 Nuclease wrote: Nope. EG would get stomped in ProLeague. They don't have the depth to compete. TL or coL are probably the best bets, based on past participation in the GSTL. im suprise there isnt more talk about coL, imo this is the team with the highest chance to go in PL | ||
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