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rename
Profile Joined February 2012
Estonia329 Posts
April 16 2013 16:31 GMT
#61
A look at the points system:

Strong stable KR player. player 3x ro8 = 1500pts
Lucky bracket NA/EU guy
Season1: ro4 + global final ro12 = 1500 pts
Season2: drops out in ro32 = 100 pts
Season3: drops out in codeA qualifiers = 25 pts, total 1650pts

Which guy deserves a spot in blizzcon more?

( Yeah i know anybody with under 3000 pts probably has no chance anyway, but still this system rewards weekend warriors way too much )
HobyHarro
Profile Joined February 2013
United States30 Posts
April 16 2013 16:32 GMT
#62
Looks like a good system
Clefairy
Profile Joined September 2011
1570 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-04-16 16:32:51
April 16 2013 16:32 GMT
#63
On April 17 2013 01:24 LighT. wrote:
It's essentially a trade off.
It's either..
DO YOU WANT MORE REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER NATIONS OTHER THAN KOREA?
or....
DO YOU WANT TO SEE MORE HIGHER LEVEL COMPETITION?

More higher level competition and good games please. All I really wanted was to be able to watch GSL with a newer and much much much better game, but then they had to ruin it before it had a chance. A HotS GSL without the talent being diluted to other regions would have been so much better than a one-sided weekend tournament.

The WCS weekend finals are much less interesting than Code S, especially since up to 15 players could be playing with jet lag and not at their best depending on where it's held and if Koreans win every spot.
Rescawen
Profile Joined April 2010
Finland1028 Posts
April 16 2013 16:32 GMT
#64
On April 17 2013 00:43 Waxangel wrote:
8 new players into each new NA/EU season vs 22 for KR

what the fuck


THIS! absolutely in excusable and ridiculous.
MVTaylor
Profile Blog Joined October 2011
United Kingdom2893 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-04-16 16:35:06
April 16 2013 16:33 GMT
#65
On April 17 2013 01:24 LighT. wrote:
It's essentially a trade off.
It's either..
DO YOU WANT MORE REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER NATIONS OTHER THAN KOREA?
or....
DO YOU WANT TO SEE MORE HIGHER LEVEL COMPETITION?


No it fucking isn't for god sake.

Before this year WCS announcement we had the GSL and nothing for foreigners and after it we STILL have the GSL, some tournaments MOSTLY for foreigners then 3 Seasonal Finals and 1 Yearly Grand final.

So, we get more representatives from other countries, but obviously less than lass year AND we get more high level competition with more tournaments.

On April 17 2013 01:32 Clefairy wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 17 2013 01:24 LighT. wrote:
It's essentially a trade off.
It's either..
DO YOU WANT MORE REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER NATIONS OTHER THAN KOREA?
or....
DO YOU WANT TO SEE MORE HIGHER LEVEL COMPETITION?

More higher level competition and good games please. All I really wanted was to be able to watch GSL with a newer and much much much better game, but then they had to ruin it before it had a chance. A HotS GSL without the talent being diluted to other regions would have been so much better than a one-sided weekend tournament.

The WCS weekend finals are much less interesting than Code S, especially since up to 15 players could be playing with jet lag and not at their best depending on where it's held and if Koreans win every spot.


How, when 6 of the 16 players will be playing in THEIR OWN REGION are they all going to be as jet lagged as you state? In fact, given the time between WCS Regional Seasons finishing and the Regional final starting they can, if they choose, travel WELL in advance of their play dates to make sure they're adjusted.
@followMVT
starslayer
Profile Joined August 2011
United States696 Posts
April 16 2013 16:35 GMT
#66
Finally makes his name in the qualifier yesterday and now finds he's $1.5k richer, even if he doesn't win another map!

im sorry but if thats true thats just dumb thats a lot of money just to qualify i mean good for bunny and im gald there trying to help out the lesser known players but just cause you got into the tourney doesnt mean you should get money, you should need to actually win more to be placed into the money atleast top 8 not the quailfers but besides that cool i guess
i came here to kickass and chew bubblegum and i'm all out of bubble gum
Waxangel
Profile Blog Joined September 2002
United States33704 Posts
April 16 2013 16:36 GMT
#67
I'm excited to see which NA player can become the new Virus or Ensnare
AdministratorHey HP can you redo everything youve ever done because i have a small complaint?
MVTaylor
Profile Blog Joined October 2011
United Kingdom2893 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-04-16 16:38:13
April 16 2013 16:37 GMT
#68
On April 17 2013 01:35 starslayer wrote:
Finally makes his name in the qualifier yesterday and now finds he's $1.5k richer, even if he doesn't win another map!

im sorry but if thats true thats just dumb thats a lot of money just to qualify i mean good for bunny and im gald there trying to help out the lesser known players but just cause you got into the tourney doesnt mean you should get money, you should need to actually win more to be placed into the money atleast top 8 not the quailfers but besides that cool i guess


24-32nd placers in Premier League get $1.5k... it's right there...

Crazy went 0-4 in the GSL WCS KR last week and will get his $1.5k...
@followMVT
sitromit
Profile Joined June 2011
7051 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-04-16 16:39:20
April 16 2013 16:39 GMT
#69
If they seed the season finals brackets based on the results of the regional tournaments, which they pretty much have to, otherwise it would be random, it means NA/EU #1 won't have to play KR#1 early on etc, which means higher possibility of KR#1 knocking out KR#5 in the brackets, giving EU/NA players even more protection, and easier shot at better placing/prize money.
Branman
Profile Joined March 2013
United States203 Posts
April 16 2013 16:39 GMT
#70
On April 17 2013 01:31 LighT. wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 17 2013 01:26 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:23 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:21 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:15 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 00:59 aike wrote:
On April 17 2013 00:46 LighT. wrote:
Biggest complaint:
Theres no bias towards Korea although there should be a little bit of leverage towards them.


One country gets 5 spots. NA has 35 countries. EU has 50 countries. Plus the random other countries in africa/asia/SEA. So like 100 countries get 10 spots.


Hmmm. Korea has no bias?

ON TOP of the fact that koreans are invited to premier leagues of NA and EU?

Dont look at it from a countries perspective.
Look at it from the skill perspective.
The top 100 players...
like 90 of them are Korean.
They're clearly deserving of more seeds.


You don't want to do that otherwise it will lead to a super-boring competition. Imagine if the world cup only had teams from Europe and South America and that each country could send multiple teams. Brazil II vs. Germany II would be a snoozer of a match because you know that they are the 'B' teams.

Why would it lead to a super-boring competition?
Enlighten me.
Because simply they're from the same nation???
its about level of competition.
And lets use your example of world cup.
It just supports my argument.
Why??
World Cup is biased towards different continents.
You dont see NA getting the same # of seeds as Europe or SA.
Australia + asia only get like 4 seeds...


Yea, it's biased towards different continents, but it's pretty obvious that the skill is only in two of them. Why should New Zealand or North Korea ever show up in the World Cup? It's very analogous to the WCS system where Korea has many more invites than every other country.

As to the prize money thing: if Koreans are truly the best players, then they will win the prizes at the regional finals making the reduction in GSL top prize money a non-issue.

You do make a solid argument about why most koreans would be deterred from WCS: NA if theyre from Korean league teams unless youre loaded (ie. MC/Nestea/MVP etc)
But Korea DOESNT have many more invites than every other country.
WCS:KR is basically WCS: Asia, call it WCS:Asia and you'll still have the same result because there isnt a single player outside of Korea (no disrespect to XiGua, Jim and Sen) that would do climb up the ranks otherwise.
And Blizzard is giving the equal treatment of seeds by implying WCS: Asia = WCS:NA.
How ridiculous is that!!


The whole moving to NA/Eu is a big deal. If Koreans want to become a part of the NA/EU scene, they are welcome. We could use more players like Polt.

Last I checked, not too many Koreans signed up for the WCS/NA qualifier due to actual obligations. EG-TL can't really participate in the qualifier because it goes from midnight KST until 10:00 am KST the night after a Proleague match. The tower-defense that is the EU qualification tournament right now is also proving that you really can't expect to qualify for another continent's code s by playing a tournament all night.
LighT.
Profile Joined December 2010
Canada4501 Posts
Last Edited: 2013-04-16 16:40:53
April 16 2013 16:40 GMT
#71
On April 17 2013 01:33 MVTaylor wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 17 2013 01:24 LighT. wrote:
It's essentially a trade off.
It's either..
DO YOU WANT MORE REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER NATIONS OTHER THAN KOREA?
or....
DO YOU WANT TO SEE MORE HIGHER LEVEL COMPETITION?


No it fucking isn't for god sake.

Before this year WCS announcement we had the GSL and nothing for foreigners and after ti we STILL have the GSL, some tournaments MOSTLY for foreigners then 3 Seasonal Finals and 1 Yearly Grand final.

So, we get more representatives from other countries, but obviously less than lass year AND we get more high level competition with more tournaments.

No....youre wrong. So completely wrong
You arent getting my freakin point.
WCS: NA = 5 Seeds
WCS: KR = 5 Seeds
Although 5=5 may look like balance. IT ISNT.
Am I complaining that there's a WCS:NA? NO. So dont bring that up.
In the Seasons Finals and Blizzcon, by equating the seeds for each region, you're dropping off the level of competition.
Tell me that a 5th place WCS:KR player is equivalent in skill to a 5th place of a WCS: EU Player.
WCS: Korea or...might as well call it WCS: Asia CLEARLY deserves some sort of advantage or perks because it's the most competitive BY FAR. But there isnt.
A Flash or a Rain = Goody? Thorzain?? Dont make me laugh.

Again stressing my point: MORE REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER NATIONS HAS A INVERT RELATIONHIP TO THE LEVEL OF COMPETITION IN THE SEASON FINALS.

Clefairy
Profile Joined September 2011
1570 Posts
April 16 2013 16:40 GMT
#72
On April 17 2013 01:33 MVTaylor wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 17 2013 01:32 Clefairy wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:24 LighT. wrote:
It's essentially a trade off.
It's either..
DO YOU WANT MORE REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER NATIONS OTHER THAN KOREA?
or....
DO YOU WANT TO SEE MORE HIGHER LEVEL COMPETITION?

More higher level competition and good games please. All I really wanted was to be able to watch GSL with a newer and much much much better game, but then they had to ruin it before it had a chance. A HotS GSL without the talent being diluted to other regions would have been so much better than a one-sided weekend tournament.

The WCS weekend finals are much less interesting than Code S, especially since up to 15 players could be playing with jet lag and not at their best depending on where it's held and if Koreans win every spot.


How, when 6 of the 16 players will be playing in THEIR OWN REGION are they all going to be as jet lagged as you state? In fact, given the time between WCS Regional Seasons finishing and the Regional final starting they can, if they choose, travel WELL in advance of their play dates to make sure they're adjusted.

If Koreans playing from Korea win all 16 spots and the finals are in another country. If they travel in advance hopefully Blizzard is providing accommodation because some Korean teams won't be able to afford it.
PixelNite
Profile Joined August 2011
France1008 Posts
April 16 2013 16:42 GMT
#73
Haha all the koreans complaining about it on Twitter ... Wouldn't have mind Korea to have a bigger pricepool since it's the hardest league.
Branman
Profile Joined March 2013
United States203 Posts
April 16 2013 16:44 GMT
#74
On April 17 2013 01:42 PixelNite wrote:
Haha all the koreans complaining about it on Twitter ... Wouldn't have mind Korea to have a bigger pricepool since it's the hardest league.


If Koreans are the best, then they shouldn't worry about the prize pool as they will have the opportunity to win the season finals. If they are worried about being upset by non-koreans, then they should be complaining.
LighT.
Profile Joined December 2010
Canada4501 Posts
April 16 2013 16:44 GMT
#75
On April 17 2013 01:39 Branman wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 17 2013 01:31 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:26 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:23 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:21 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:15 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 00:59 aike wrote:
On April 17 2013 00:46 LighT. wrote:
Biggest complaint:
Theres no bias towards Korea although there should be a little bit of leverage towards them.


One country gets 5 spots. NA has 35 countries. EU has 50 countries. Plus the random other countries in africa/asia/SEA. So like 100 countries get 10 spots.


Hmmm. Korea has no bias?

ON TOP of the fact that koreans are invited to premier leagues of NA and EU?

Dont look at it from a countries perspective.
Look at it from the skill perspective.
The top 100 players...
like 90 of them are Korean.
They're clearly deserving of more seeds.


You don't want to do that otherwise it will lead to a super-boring competition. Imagine if the world cup only had teams from Europe and South America and that each country could send multiple teams. Brazil II vs. Germany II would be a snoozer of a match because you know that they are the 'B' teams.

Why would it lead to a super-boring competition?
Enlighten me.
Because simply they're from the same nation???
its about level of competition.
And lets use your example of world cup.
It just supports my argument.
Why??
World Cup is biased towards different continents.
You dont see NA getting the same # of seeds as Europe or SA.
Australia + asia only get like 4 seeds...


Yea, it's biased towards different continents, but it's pretty obvious that the skill is only in two of them. Why should New Zealand or North Korea ever show up in the World Cup? It's very analogous to the WCS system where Korea has many more invites than every other country.

As to the prize money thing: if Koreans are truly the best players, then they will win the prizes at the regional finals making the reduction in GSL top prize money a non-issue.

You do make a solid argument about why most koreans would be deterred from WCS: NA if theyre from Korean league teams unless youre loaded (ie. MC/Nestea/MVP etc)
But Korea DOESNT have many more invites than every other country.
WCS:KR is basically WCS: Asia, call it WCS:Asia and you'll still have the same result because there isnt a single player outside of Korea (no disrespect to XiGua, Jim and Sen) that would do climb up the ranks otherwise.
And Blizzard is giving the equal treatment of seeds by implying WCS: Asia = WCS:NA.
How ridiculous is that!!


The whole moving to NA/Eu is a big deal. If Koreans want to become a part of the NA/EU scene, they are welcome. We could use more players like Polt.

Last I checked, not too many Koreans signed up for the WCS/NA qualifier due to actual obligations. EG-TL can't really participate in the qualifier because it goes from midnight KST until 10:00 am KST the night after a Proleague match. The tower-defense that is the EU qualification tournament right now is also proving that you really can't expect to qualify for another continent's code s by playing a tournament all night.

As you mentioned.
They cant cause of SPL/GSTL obligations. Especially the SPL teams which has their league spanning the entire year.
The greatest benefits are the koreans in foreigner teams because they have more flexibility and leverage.
korean teams arent going to suddenly pack their belongings and move to NA , throwing away GSTL/SPL just for a crack at easier competition in WCS:NA. The logistics of that is inane..
Knowing that competition will always be 4-5x greater in WCS:KR than WCS: EU/NA, they should have sorted it accordingly.

JamesArk
Profile Joined April 2012
Canada37 Posts
April 16 2013 16:44 GMT
#76
As a somewhat casual fan nowadays, this entire system is beyond any hope of comprehension for me. Cool to see a decent prize pool - a shame I have no fucking clue how anyone goes about getting it.
LighT.
Profile Joined December 2010
Canada4501 Posts
April 16 2013 16:46 GMT
#77
On April 17 2013 01:42 PixelNite wrote:
Haha all the koreans complaining about it on Twitter ... Wouldn't have mind Korea to have a bigger pricepool since it's the hardest league.

No freakin shit the koreans would be complaining about them
The biggest losers out of all of this are the korean players in Korea.
The idea that they have no additional perks is stupid.
Gorilla23
Profile Joined March 2012
United States339 Posts
April 16 2013 16:46 GMT
#78
On April 17 2013 01:26 EleanorRIgby wrote:
is kespa/gom pressuring blizzard in to favouring them so much or something? This is not fair at all.


You could say it's not fair at all for people living in Korea. The competition is clearly a few levels above anywhere else, yet the prize pools are the same.
Branman
Profile Joined March 2013
United States203 Posts
April 16 2013 16:47 GMT
#79
On April 17 2013 01:44 LighT. wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 17 2013 01:39 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:31 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:26 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:23 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:21 Branman wrote:
On April 17 2013 01:15 LighT. wrote:
On April 17 2013 00:59 aike wrote:
On April 17 2013 00:46 LighT. wrote:
Biggest complaint:
Theres no bias towards Korea although there should be a little bit of leverage towards them.


One country gets 5 spots. NA has 35 countries. EU has 50 countries. Plus the random other countries in africa/asia/SEA. So like 100 countries get 10 spots.


Hmmm. Korea has no bias?

ON TOP of the fact that koreans are invited to premier leagues of NA and EU?

Dont look at it from a countries perspective.
Look at it from the skill perspective.
The top 100 players...
like 90 of them are Korean.
They're clearly deserving of more seeds.


You don't want to do that otherwise it will lead to a super-boring competition. Imagine if the world cup only had teams from Europe and South America and that each country could send multiple teams. Brazil II vs. Germany II would be a snoozer of a match because you know that they are the 'B' teams.

Why would it lead to a super-boring competition?
Enlighten me.
Because simply they're from the same nation???
its about level of competition.
And lets use your example of world cup.
It just supports my argument.
Why??
World Cup is biased towards different continents.
You dont see NA getting the same # of seeds as Europe or SA.
Australia + asia only get like 4 seeds...


Yea, it's biased towards different continents, but it's pretty obvious that the skill is only in two of them. Why should New Zealand or North Korea ever show up in the World Cup? It's very analogous to the WCS system where Korea has many more invites than every other country.

As to the prize money thing: if Koreans are truly the best players, then they will win the prizes at the regional finals making the reduction in GSL top prize money a non-issue.

You do make a solid argument about why most koreans would be deterred from WCS: NA if theyre from Korean league teams unless youre loaded (ie. MC/Nestea/MVP etc)
But Korea DOESNT have many more invites than every other country.
WCS:KR is basically WCS: Asia, call it WCS:Asia and you'll still have the same result because there isnt a single player outside of Korea (no disrespect to XiGua, Jim and Sen) that would do climb up the ranks otherwise.
And Blizzard is giving the equal treatment of seeds by implying WCS: Asia = WCS:NA.
How ridiculous is that!!


The whole moving to NA/Eu is a big deal. If Koreans want to become a part of the NA/EU scene, they are welcome. We could use more players like Polt.

Last I checked, not too many Koreans signed up for the WCS/NA qualifier due to actual obligations. EG-TL can't really participate in the qualifier because it goes from midnight KST until 10:00 am KST the night after a Proleague match. The tower-defense that is the EU qualification tournament right now is also proving that you really can't expect to qualify for another continent's code s by playing a tournament all night.

As you mentioned.
They cant cause of SPL/GSTL obligations. Especially the SPL teams which has their league spanning the entire year.
The greatest benefits are the koreans in foreigner teams because they have more flexibility and leverage.
korean teams arent going to suddenly pack their belongings and move to NA , throwing away GSTL/SPL just for a crack at easier competition in WCS:NA. The logistics of that is inane..
Knowing that competition will always be 4-5x greater in WCS:KR than WCS: EU/NA, they should have sorted it accordingly.



The thing is... the stated goal of blizzard is to make Koreans and their team houses move to EU/NA. The point is to make SC2 a more global game where your skill level isn't dependent on where you live. If this balances the ladder where the top of the Korean ladder is at the same level as the NA/EU ladder, then mission accomplished.
-_-
Profile Blog Joined November 2003
United States7081 Posts
April 16 2013 16:47 GMT
#80
Let's all just pray that NA WCS doesn't become like MLG in 2011 where we were treated to some of the worst games in competitive Starcraft history.
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