[WCS] NA/EU Formats Released - Page 6
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jeeneeus
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flakmonkey
Australia254 Posts
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Elite_
United States4259 Posts
On April 09 2013 09:07 opterown wrote: Players must notify MLG their intent to participate in the America region by end of day on April 8th. Seriously? 17 minutes from now without a formal announcement from MLG or Blizzard? I guess no one is competing in WCS NA. On April 09 2013 12:40 jeeneeus wrote: How many total people are going to be in the season finals? There's five from NA, but it doesn't mention for EU or KR. 5 NA, 5 EU, 6 KR. Source is from the latest ITG when Artosis spoiled that WCS Season 1 finals are in Korea. | ||
EGLzGaMeR
United States1867 Posts
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HyperDesi
63 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:45 EGLzGaMeR wrote: Who do I contact for this?? I have no idea how to participate.. Would like to know the same thing. | ||
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Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:43 Elite_ wrote: Seriously? 17 minutes from now without a formal announcement from MLG or Blizzard? I guess no one is competing in WCS NA. 5 NA, 5 EU, 6 KR. Source is from the latest ITG when Artosis spoiled that WCS Season 1 finals are in Korea. Therefore probably Season 2 finals in NA and Season 3 finals in EU, because with Blizzcon as the Grand Finals they most likely won't want to hold two events in a row in NA. On April 09 2013 12:47 Shellshock1122 wrote: So they are inviting players to the top tier? I guess that was the notify by today? Everyone else has to qualify for challenger division then? Seems like this could have been done better Most things about WCS so far scream "this could have been done better". | ||
Zenbrez
Canada5973 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:39 ThomasR wrote: i have, and it's a joke the competition in korea is much tougher than it is in NA/EU...so someone who makes it to Code S RO16, for example, shouldn't make as much money as someone who makes it to RO16 in NA Yeah, I definitely agree. I would even be okay with korea WCS earn twice as much as NA/EU, but that's not going to happen | ||
sWs
United States409 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:45 EGLzGaMeR wrote: Who do I contact for this?? I have no idea how to participate.. Me too.... what the fuck? If the first season of WCS is only invited players im going to throw my computer into a wall T_T | ||
EGLzGaMeR
United States1867 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:51 TOdesKaMpF wrote: Me too.... what the fuck? If the first season of WCS is only invited players im going to throw my computer into a wall T_T this is how I feel... | ||
StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:45 EGLzGaMeR wrote: Who do I contact for this?? I have no idea how to participate.. I have no clue either, but MLG is in charge of NA, so you should probably contact MLG folks like Adam or whoever is responsible for stuff like that. If it's invite-only I'm going to cry a little. | ||
Maynarde
Australia1286 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:43 flakmonkey wrote: Any chance some players from SEA or TW (i.e. Moonglade or Sen) will play on NA? Very high chance, although there is a possibility that Blizzard will help them out in some way considering they won their region's WCS finals last year. I remember reading this in a tweet from a Blizzard eSports / Community rep. | ||
sWs
United States409 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:52 StarVe wrote: I have no clue either, but MLG is in charge of NA, so you should probably contact MLG folks like Adam or whoever is responsible for stuff like that. If it's invite-only I'm going to cry a little. Everyone keeps saying its based off of GM? but i haven't gotten an email yet, so.. getting a little skeptical... | ||
playa
United States1284 Posts
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DifuntO
Greece2376 Posts
Maybe you guys should contact someone from MLG and ask him. | ||
AgentW
United States7725 Posts
On April 09 2013 12:52 StarVe wrote: I have no clue either, but MLG is in charge of NA, so you should probably contact MLG folks like Adam or whoever is responsible for stuff like that. If it's invite-only I'm going to cry a little. Isn't that what they basically announced for "Code S" and then qualifiers online for "Code A" or did I misinterpret something horribly? EDIT: Answer from EG Manager. | ||
UHF
Australia58 Posts
On April 09 2013 09:07 opterown wrote: 1st place: $35,000 2nd place. $15,000 3rd/4th place: $8,000 5th place: $4,000 6th place: $3,500 7th place: $3,000 8th place: $2,500 9th-12th place: $1,450 13th-16th place: $1,000 17th-24th place: $500 25th-32nd place: $300 I don't really like that prize distribution considering what we know so far. I'd much prefer something like: 1st place: $20,000 2nd place. $15,000 3rd/4th place: $8,000 5th place: $5,500 6th place: $4,200 7th place: $3,500 8th place: $3,000 9th-12th place: $2,000 13th-16th place: $1,500 17th-24th place: $1000 25th-32nd place: $750 I know $15k is a lot to cut off the top, but I think it's better to spread the wealth around seeing how much WCS has condensed worldwide. For a long time I've though prize pools were way too top heavy. As much a I like rewarding skill, I think rewarding time, money and effort are just as important to promote growth & ensure the people below the top stick around. | ||
blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On April 09 2013 13:06 AgentW wrote: Isn't that what they basically announced for "Code S" and then qualifiers online for "Code A" or did I misinterpret something horribly? EDIT: Answer from EG Manager. https://twitter.com/gosutrolling/status/321471778708930560 Wow 24 invites is still fucking stupid but oh well that's how most tournaments are 90% invites with a small portion of qualifiers. If koreans really do play in NA/EU wcs I bet koreans take those ![]() | ||
jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On April 09 2013 13:11 UHF wrote: I don't really like that prize distribution considering what we know so far. I'd much prefer something like: 1st place: $20,000 2nd place. $15,000 3rd/4th place: $8,000 5th place: $5,500 6th place: $4,200 7th place: $3,500 8th place: $3,000 9th-12th place: $2,000 13th-16th place: $1,500 17th-24th place: $1000 25th-32nd place: $750 I know $15k is a lot to cut off the top, but I think it's better to spread the wealth around seeing how much WCS has condensed worldwide. For a long time I've though prize pools were way too top heavy. As much a I like rewarding skill, I think rewarding time, money and effort are just as important to promote growth & ensure the people below the top stick around. I agree, especially considering the top 5 go to the season finals and get to play in a 16 man tournament with a $100,000 prize pool right after the regional finals. They really don't need the prize pool to be top heavy for that reason. | ||
R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
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