EPTOn December 07 2012 17:28 rasers wrote:
and tell people to boycott the league and stuff. nice guy.
and tell people to boycott the league and stuff. nice guy.
Proove that he said that. Now.
KeSPA response to EN broadcast + PL on Twitch.TV - Page 3
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TiTanIum_
Brazil1335 Posts
Proove that he said that. Now. | ||
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
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rasers
Sweden691 Posts
build a time machine and i will | ||
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AlgeriaT
Sweden2197 Posts
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:31 red4ce wrote: Who/what is IEG? The company that owns SPOTV, which will split the broadcasting duties with OGN (weekdays only for SPOTV iirc). | ||
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Ryusei-R1
United States2106 Posts
He never told anyone to boycott. If anything, he told everyone NOT to boycott it. Doa is not that stupid. | ||
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Rannasha
Netherlands2398 Posts
In the end, for all their talking and bitching at DoA, they never once said that there will be an English stream for the opening round of the PL. Nor any timeline as to when they may get their English stream up. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
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munchmunch
Canada789 Posts
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rasers
Sweden691 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:34 munchmunch wrote: DoA had already announced to the community that he would be casting games. So I think he was right to let us know why, from his perspective, that wouldn't be happening. But even if he was just a drama queen, I hope Kespa will learn a lesson from this. If you don't provide clear information to the community, then you are very vulnerable to rumours and misinformation being spread. A commitment to providing an english stream, and the location of the stream URL, should have been announced by Kespa a week ago. Atleast i hope DoA will learn a lesson from his. if you don't have all the information u stfu and don't spread rumours. | ||
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
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rename
Estonia329 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:17 TeamLiquid ESPORTS wrote: Update: KeSPA source confirms there WILL be English commentary for opening day matches. Source: KeSPA <snip> KeSPA's official response to misinformation posted on TeamLiquid Until a final agreement has been reached, OnGameNet's stance is that it will not broadcast in English during the weekend games of Proleague, and will only provide a clean feed of Proleague to IEG, the delivery agency. <snip> So basically, OGN wont be doing english production, but will feed IEG with video (without korean commentary) so IEG can do live English commentary on top of it. The english casters just wont be physically in the TV studio with the crowd and players. Am i understanding this correctly? | ||
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Laneir
United States1160 Posts
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Azera
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bduddy
United States1326 Posts
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Xpace
United States2209 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:25 Soulrivers wrote: In light of this news, DoA was way too quick to write up that dooms-day post. He probably should have waited it out a bit more before drawing drastic conclusions. I wouldn't say it was a doomsday post. Destiny wrote a doomsday post. Doa didn't write a doomsday post. | ||
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WhatsInAName
United States49 Posts
Reminds of the Los Angeles international airport (LAX) workers union protesting on thanksgiving holidays. Who is really going to sympathize with that, when it causes delays and cancellations, only for some employee benefits that can be worked out at a later time. Or the musician's union of Los Angeles who stubbornly tossing away studio gigs for every video game produced in this town because of an absolute refusal to reconsider back-end deals with video game companies (union doesn't compromise and thus starves and chokes itself). It's just stubbornness. We don't care about care about perfect contracts and agreements. We just want to see a damn English stream with high level casting. And if we as an audience matter, then go out of the way to make a USEABLE agreement FOR NOW and fix it in the future. PRACTICALITY is most important. If you stall things out forever, you will simply never accomplish anything and just waste a lot of money, like the U.S. government. I hope someone steps up to the plate and accommodates what will be a substantial audience. EDIT: Because of the update, it appears someone stepped up to the plate. Hopefully it is more than just opening day. | ||
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:36 rename wrote: So basically, OGN wont be doing english production, but will feed IEG with video (without korean commentary) so IEG can do live English commentary on top of it. The english casters just wont be physically in the TV studio with the crowd and players. Am i understanding this correctly? It seems that is an option, but certainly nothing is guaranteed as of now. This response by KeSPA basically seems like a rebuke of Doa's previous announcement. | ||
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Boiler Bandsman
United States391 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:35 rasers wrote: Atleast i hope DoA will learn a lesson from his. if you don't have all the information u stfu and don't spread rumours. The fact that his post, accurate or not, was credible speaks volumes about the credibility and attitude of KeSPA with regards to foreign fans. Can you imagine Tasteless accusing GOM of dumping English casts and it getting any traction at all? Of course not, because GOM is open and reaches out to foreign fans, and thus has their trust and does well by them. | ||
Waxangel
United States33681 Posts
On December 07 2012 17:36 rename wrote: So basically, OGN wont be doing english production, but will feed IEG with video (without korean commentary) so IEG can do live English commentary on top of it. The english casters just wont be physically in the TV studio with the crowd and players. Am i understanding this correctly? no further details have been provided | ||
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