EPTIll be watching The International 3.
WCS Season 2 Regional League Finals Dates - Page 17
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ScaringKids
Portugal819 Posts
Ill be watching The International 3. | ||
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dcsoda
United States583 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:51 NB wrote: lol so they arent backing down. Yep, all aboard the Valve train.... expecting ghost town over SC vile soon. Yeah its a bad business decision if they would have backed down but its a price they gota pay making such terrible mistake. By not backing down, not only they ruined their reputation as a game developer, they also ruining their reputation in making business decision. We all know what WCS final last year or ANY of the ESL event are like. Even though they are not borderline horrible, they are no where close to The International in term of production quality. Thats not even counting the prestigious price pool and a huge storyline carried over from last year TI2. Meanwhile viewers still are confused with the regional format system of WCS. No way in hell this gona end pretty for blizzard. lol | ||
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Noya
Uruguay11223 Posts
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Crytash
Germany251 Posts
They had ONE JOB, noone says something about LCS, becouse their things are on a weekly bases, but Ti3 is ONLY ONCE A YEAR. I can not express my deeply felt resentment enough in any language known to me and can not do more than to shake my head in utter disbelief. | ||
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:55 Crytash wrote: They had ONE JOB, noone says something about LCS, becouse their things are on a weekly bases, but Ti3 is ONLY ONCE A YEAR. Actually, LCS scheduled around TI3. | ||
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theking1
Romania658 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:51 NB wrote: lol so they arent backing down. Yep, all aboard the Valve train.... expecting ghost town over SC vile soon. Yeah its a bad business decision if they would have backed down but its a price they gota pay making such terrible mistake. By not backing down, not only they ruined their reputation as a game developer, they also ruining their reputation in making business decision. We all know what WCS final last year or ANY of the ESL event are like. Even though they are not borderline horrible, they are no where close to The International in term of production quality. Thats not even counting the prestigious price pool and a huge storyline carried over from last year TI2. Meanwhile viewers still are confused with the regional format system of WCS. No way in hell this gona end pretty for blizzard. Kim Phan @kimaphan 1m @TheMaelk @Slasher That doesn't give adequate time to book travel arrangements for the players who advance to the season finals. it aint about ego trippin or backing down.Give the people a break.They do everything they can for the sc2 scene to get a good experience.Btw your browser has more than 1 window.I wonder how you watched when all of the other sc2 events overlapped with lol/dota 2 events.The only reason why you guys are complaining its because up until now ti3/lol worlds and wcs finals never overlapped.And I am guessing how stretched out blizzard is with all the financial part this is the best they could do | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
Hell, I think China's Dota 2 viewership will beat the entirety of SC2 | ||
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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:55 Crytash wrote: I am devastated by this decission. This is basically a éclat of a dramatic scale and i feel not only betrayed by Blizzard, a company i supported since sc and wc2, but real anger towards them. They had ONE JOB, noone says something about LCS, becouse their things are on a weekly bases, but Ti3 is ONLY ONCE A YEAR. I can not express my deeply felt resentment enough in any language known to me and can not do more than to shake my head in utter disbelief. The bigger damage done by this is it brings to light how glaringly obvious it is that Blizzard is out of touch with the real world and esports and it shows their remaining fan base that they are not competent enough to foster and grow their game. Anyone who had any concerns over whether or not Blizzard was slowly realizing what they needed to do to make Sc2 a top tier esport again was just shown that they simply lack the ability to make the smart decisions necessary to keep the scene alive and growing. | ||
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dcsoda
United States583 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:58 Dexington wrote: Blizzard killing their own game. Dota 2 TI3 viewership will absolutely crush SC2 sadly, which could serve to drive sponsors out of the scene. Hell, I think China's Dota 2 viewership will beat the entirety of SC2 This would have happened no matter when WCS happened, what is your point? It's not even the overall S2 finals. | ||
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:58 Dexington wrote: Hell, I think China's Dota 2 viewership will beat the entirety of SC2 No real question about that, DotA has always been huge in China. | ||
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elfonse
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BronzeKnee
United States5217 Posts
On July 23 2013 04:41 SCST wrote: Twitch will be unwatchable for this. Mark my words. Twitch is already unwatchable for me. I don't even know how many awesome recent events I've had to turn off because the stream lags, especially during battles. I only now just realize that Twitch is the reason I've been losing interesting SC2 as a spectator sport. | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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theking1
Romania658 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:58 Dexington wrote: Blizzard killing their own game. Dota 2 TI3 viewership will absolutely crush SC2 sadly, which could serve to drive sponsors out of the scene. Hell, I think China's Dota 2 viewership will beat the entirety of SC2 except you are forgetting the millions who follow sc2 and any esport in korea.  | ||
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phanto
Sweden708 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:58 theking1 wrote: They do everything they can for the sc2 scene to get a good experience. They really don't. Especially not with their resources taken into consideration. Just like their game development is suffering from a rigorous structure and bureaucracy - so is their 'esports division'. | ||
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rift
1819 Posts
On July 23 2013 09:01 theking1 wrote: except you are forgetting the millions who follow sc2 and any esport in korea. surely you jest | ||
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iKill[ShocK]
Vietnam3530 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:51 Tunga wrote: The most ironic thing here is Riot/League organizers have done a better job avoiding schedule conflicts with TI3 than Blizzard. sadly true, because they acknowledge (though not publicly of course) Dota2 as a legitimate competition. | ||
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BoZiffer
United States1841 Posts
On July 23 2013 09:01 theking1 wrote: except you are forgetting the millions who follow sc2 and any esport in korea. You might be slightly out of touch if you think that SC2 Regionals will outdraw The International 3...actually, very much so out of touch... | ||
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Tunga
United States765 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:58 Dexington wrote: Hell, I think China's Dota 2 viewership will beat the entirety of SC2 It's no question China is bigger for DotA 2, but thank god they dont use Twitch. | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
On July 23 2013 08:59 dcsoda wrote: This would have happened no matter when WCS happened, what is your point? It's not even the overall S2 finals. My point is that directly competing with TI3, they are providing a valid comparison for any company looking to invest in eSports. | ||
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