EPTMLG - WCS NA Season 1 - Page 6
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
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ZeromuS
Canada13379 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:31 ROOTT1 wrote: everyone does but unfortunately were not in a position to make any  . i guess all we have to do is practice harder, right?Yeah you do. You need to quit your job, live off of no money whatsoever (or hope you get laid off for those sick sick EI premiums) and then practice all day then HOPE you take a game off Nestea. Now all you need to do is bet Catz $200 dollars you take that game off Nestea and when it happens BAM you just earned yourself a couple weeks of Rice for Dinner High FIVE! | ||
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grs
Germany2339 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:46 Plansix wrote: I just don't like the idea of someone qualifying because they got a bunch of luck walk overs or joke players who don't care. Maybe that won't happen, but I prefer that events try to put systems in place to assure that only the people who give a shit sign up. That does not happen on their other cups and it will no way happen on this where a lot of high profile players sign in. | ||
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bduddy
United States1326 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:46 waki wrote: Yeah, that's exactly what the SC2 scene needs, to make every event cost money. That'll help everything! i don't get the complaining about $20. what the sc2 scene needs is to copy the poker tournament formats. 'buyins' for every event (micro-small-mid-high "stakes")... this way completely unknowns can grind it up from the bottom, building up a bankroll by winning micro/small buyin tournaments, playing with similiar skilled players (top pros wouldn't play in a 10-100 usd event obv). if you have the money you could play in any event. the rich noobs would be happy to play with the top pros, and the top pros would get the big money. you could move down in "stakes" if you have a bad streak, play smaller buyin events, etc... great for competition imo.  | ||
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SpikeStarcraft
Germany2095 Posts
lets see... i guess you need esl premium then to attend the european qualifier? | ||
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Sapphire.lux
Romania2620 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:48 grs wrote: That does not happen on their other cups and it will no way happen on this where a lot of high profile players sign in. Really? You don't think a bunch of dumb people from SC reddit won't sign up just to troll MLG? You really think that because some high level players sign up that will somehow decrease the chance of people trolling the qualifier bracket? | ||
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TumNarDok
Germany854 Posts
If your scene/organizers takes these 5000 $ and run 50 region locked weekly cups with 100$ prize there you have your chance to strengthen your own scene. | ||
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Tobblish
Sweden6404 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:58 TumNarDok wrote: See North America, thats your problem. If your scene/organizers takes these 5000 $ and run 50 region locked weekly cups with 100$ prize there you have your chance to strengthen your own scene. Don't make sense on a topic like this, let the people ramble around like chickens  | ||
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o)_Saurus
Germany260 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:57 Plansix wrote: Really? You don't think a bunch of dumb people from SC reddit won't sign up just to troll MLG? You really think that because some high level players sign up that will somehow decrease the chance of people trolling the qualifier bracket? Could you be so kind as to explain to us what way there is to troll people? If you play shit or don't attend you're out after the first round of the tournament. So thats basically the whole case. And to prevent this MLG charges 20$...(or even more for multiple qualifiers?!) don't know what to think about it. | ||
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grs
Germany2339 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:57 Plansix wrote: Really? You don't think a bunch of dumb people from SC reddit won't sign up just to troll MLG? You really think that because some high level players sign up that will somehow decrease the chance of people trolling the qualifier bracket? While you are speculating, I am not "thinking something", but talk about things happening every week w/o any noteworthy problems. I don't think this discussions leads anywhere though. | ||
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
On April 11 2013 02:35 Plansix wrote: It would be worst if they let everyone sign up, free of charge. This keeps it to players who are willing to put down $20 to try, rather than any ass-hole who can figure out how to sign up to play with their gold league account. I don't think that's a big deal...I think mlg just wants to use that mlg credit thing. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On April 11 2013 04:01 grs wrote: While you are speculating, I am not "thinking something", but talk about things happening every week w/o any noteworthy problems. I don't think this discussions leads anywhere though. I see no problem with charging $20 to assure players are committed. It only benefits the event and if someone really cares, they will find $20. If they say "fuck it, thats to much money" then they didn't really care that much to begin with. | ||
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dacimvrl
Vatican City State582 Posts
On April 11 2013 03:26 YourAdHere wrote: How can you be sure of this? Many of the top tier pros from Korea came into stardom during highschool. If you have the time to practice SC2 enough to be world class then you probably don't have a job. So you really don't have any source of income unless your parents are generous. Keep in mind that Suppy said it took him 5 qualifiers to get into WCS last year, that's $100. Considering many college students don't have that kind of cash to blow on a video game pipe dream how many people do you think will give up after one or two qualifiers, or maybe not even try at all? If their dream isn't even worth $20, then that's not much of a dream, is it? And this is exactly why the $20 is there. If you are dedicated and hardcore, you will do anything to shell out the $20 even if it means a week of ramen. | ||
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Moa
United States790 Posts
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TumNarDok
Germany854 Posts
They let their cups die and the major teams and orgs invested mostly the money abroad. Viewing culture promote "best play" (koreans) and fails to promote regional talent. That said, glgl to all participants I'll surely try to catch the broadcasts and will be VERY curious if they then show matches of LOCALS or KOREANS  | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On April 11 2013 04:06 Moa wrote: Who the hell would pay 18$ to play in an online tournament that they won't win. Not people who are thinking the same way you are right now. | ||
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TAMinator
Australia2706 Posts
It's a little greedy on MLGs end but i'd just think of it as supporting esports or something, no need to think of everything in a negative light the money would probably help fund more events etc | ||
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SpikeStarcraft
Germany2095 Posts
Thats just such an unnecessary barrier of entry which hinders the development of an NA pro gaming scene. If trying to qualify is already connected to financial loss, i would just not participate. | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On April 11 2013 02:33 Plansix wrote: Keeps idiots from signing who are Gold league just to troll someone. Barrier of entry. How about only allowing players from master and above to sign up? And if you can afford somebody levling on your account, you can also afford the registration fee. | ||
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