EPTWCS 2013 Announced - April 3rd - Page 106
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jeri
Germany335 Posts
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norlock
Netherlands918 Posts
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arkedos
Germany1426 Posts
There are dedicated WCS events in each region in order to qualify for the world finals and in addition to that, events such as MLG, IEM and GSL seasons will award points towards qualification ? Well all in all I must say that I like this anouncement despite the debate which region deserves more or less spots in the finals. | ||
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:41 arkedos wrote: Did I get this right? There are dedicated WCS events in each region in order to qualify for the world finals and in addition to that, events such as MLG, IEM and GSL seasons will award points towards qualification ? Well all in all I must say that I like this anouncement despite the debate which region deserves more or less spots in the finals. You're right for EU and NA; Korea doesn't have dedicated WCS events. Instead, GSL and OSL count as WCS tournaments. | ||
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Wingblade
United States1806 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:36 jeri wrote: only 5 spots from wcs korea? thats gonna be probably the hardest way ever.. For season finals yes. It's entirely possible the ultimate Grand Finals at the end will be 16 Koreans | ||
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:41 arkedos wrote: Did I get this right? There are dedicated WCS events in each region in order to qualify for the world finals and in addition to that, events such as MLG, IEM and GSL seasons will award points towards qualification ? Well all in all I must say that I like this anouncement despite the debate which region deserves more or less spots in the finals. Pretty much, yes. Definitive statements regarding the events and possible WCS points have not been made yet, however. | ||
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Fizzy
Sweden388 Posts
Very sad to see blizzard being the one to make foreigners stay outside of korea in hopes of easy money rather than beating the koreans. In the future people will not aim to become better than the koreans, they will aim to become just good enough to make it to the global finals. | ||
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Kylo55
Poland64 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:42 Wingblade wrote: For season finals yes. It's entirely possible the ultimate Grand Finals at the end will be 16 Koreans Well honestly if playing in GSL excludes you from WCS EU/NA, then i belive that there wont be so many koreans at the Grand Finals. I cant imagine any of MVP, MC, Life, Flash, DRG, Leenock, Parting, Rain etc. to NOT play in GSL and only 5 of those will be able to play in WCS GF. So it will be either only 5/6 koreans (host country maybe) or it will be 5 top koreans and 10 koreans who nobody ever heard about that was suddenly better that top EU/NA players. This rules may actually make LESS koreans in the main event. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:45 Fizzy wrote: Cool to see blizzard getting involved more, not cool to see them trying to controll SC2-esports as much as they do. Very sad to see blizzard being the one to make foreigners stay outside of korea in hopes of easy money rather than beating the koreans. In the future people will not aim to become better than the koreans, they will aim to become just good enough to make it to the global finals. Which will be full of Korean players........... Also, from the sounds of it, the NA league might not be a walk in the park in any way. | ||
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TheBamf
Denmark366 Posts
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Epamynondas
387 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:45 Fizzy wrote: Cool to see blizzard getting involved more, not cool to see them trying to controll SC2-esports as much as they do. "I have been cursed with the inability to ever be happy." | ||
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megid
Brazil142 Posts
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Strela
Netherlands1896 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:45 Fizzy wrote: Cool to see blizzard getting involved more, not cool to see them trying to controll SC2-esports as much as they do. Very sad to see blizzard being the one to make foreigners stay outside of korea in hopes of easy money rather than beating the koreans. In the future people will not aim to become better than the koreans, they will aim to become just good enough to make it to the global finals. How does this system prevent people foreigners from trying to become better than koreans? | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
probably a Code S group format thing or something. | ||
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Kylo55
Poland64 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:54 Schelim wrote: i just realized since it's top 5 there's gonna have to be some sort of tiebreaker for 5th place in GSL. obviously top 4 will be 4 of the invited players, but then you have 4 bros that finished 5th-8th. i wonder how that's gonna work? probably a Code S group format thing or something. Oh i was wrong  NVM | ||
opterown
Australia54747 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:56 Kylo55 wrote: Its not that top 5 of one GSL gets spots. They get points through the whole season, and then top 5 point places get spots. the whole season is just that... one season. the top 5 point places will be the top 5... places | ||
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josh-ichigo
United Kingdom25 Posts
New pope is emo teenager? | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:50 Epamynondas wrote: "I have been cursed with the inability to ever be happy." Ok, I did laugh out loud with that. I believe Lewis CK had a speech about that. | ||
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Clefairy
1570 Posts
On April 04 2013 01:38 norlock wrote: Are there any Korean netizen reaction's to this? Parting is now the most successful player ever. MVP is just another minor tournament winner. A lot of derisive comments like that and some confusion. | ||
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edlover420
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