EPTOn July 23 2013 13:02 juicyjames wrote:
May happen anyway once the eSF-KeSPA trade lock expires in October.
May happen anyway once the eSF-KeSPA trade lock expires in October.
meh..the player pool for SC2 is too saturated at the moment anyway
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LighT.
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meh..the player pool for SC2 is too saturated at the moment anyway | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On July 23 2013 12:58 neoghaleon55 wrote: There's been rumor that Prime's the next to flop oh really | ||
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Arceus
Vietnam8333 Posts
On July 23 2013 13:02 LighT. wrote: Keep in mind FXO and Axiom/Acer are not part of the eSF governing body. the eSF governing body is: Prime, Startale, LG-IM, MVP, NsHoseo This would effectively kill that governing body as all that would stand is Startale if Prime is the team to flop. If Prime does indeed fall, that's a huge blow to the GSTL and likely discontinued for 2014, thus that would put OGN to create a monopolized market for SC2 like they've been subtly trying to establish and killing off their competition sharing WCS duties. I have the popcorn ready, I'm interested in what's going to unfold. Not like that eSF thingy has ever done anything except pulling serial scandals back then. The only useful function is its namesake that people use to distinguish their players with KeSPA's. I wonder why that so-called federation hasnt gone kaputt already | ||
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Nerevar
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On July 23 2013 13:13 Arceus wrote: Not like that eSF thingy has ever done anything except pulling serial scandals back then. The only useful function is its namesake that people use to distinguish their players with KeSPA's. I wonder why that so-called federation hasnt gone kaputt already I thought eSF did a good job of countering KeSPA's embargo of GSL by threatening to embargo OSL as well. But that is the only notable thing I can think of besides maybe some backroom bureaucratic when organizing leagues and schedules. | ||
FSKi
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Kergy
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
On July 23 2013 13:30 Kergy wrote: Wonder what will happen with Najin... Do you guys think that after all of the big eSF teams join KeSPA, that some of the LoL teams without SC2 divisions may buy out the remaining eSF teams and join KeSPA, too? | ||
lichter
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Kergy
Peru2011 Posts
On July 23 2013 13:32 juicyjames wrote: Do you guys think that after all of the big eSF teams join KeSPA, that some of the LoL teams without SC2 divisions may buy out the remaining eSF teams and join KeSPA, too? Or maybe just play in the LoL PL but not in SC2? SF2 had some teams that did not have BW divisions iirc. Really wish they find a way to work this out, Proleague would be incomplete without Najin  | ||
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LighT.
Canada4501 Posts
On July 23 2013 13:32 juicyjames wrote: Do you guys think that after all of the big eSF teams join KeSPA, that some of the LoL teams without SC2 divisions may buy out the remaining eSF teams and join KeSPA, too? Najin? Startale Sword Startale Shield  | ||
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P7GAB
Canada486 Posts
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geokilla
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Emzeeshady
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Darkthorn
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Daswollvieh
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On July 23 2013 14:13 Darkthorn wrote: LGIM would have it easy in PvProleague. =)) Haha, so it was planned all along. Makes sense now. Seriously though, the thought of Mvp preparing single games every week makes me all fuzzy. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
I'm really kind of worried about that | ||
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TeslasPigeon
464 Posts
On July 23 2013 14:50 TheDougler wrote: While that's great for proleague, I fear what that means for GSTL. I don't think they could play both teamleagues, so that'd mean GSTL is down to five teams: Prime (shaky at best right now btw), AxiomAcer, Startale, FXO, Azubu (who seem to be a sinking ship). I'm really kind of worried about that Good riddance. GSTL isn't that good. There are no storylines (someone getting an all-kill isn't a story, that is just a feat of strength), there is no reason to root for a team when they can rely on a single player to net them games, they don't use their top-tier casters which results in weaker numbers than Code S, and the prize pool has always been laughably small. They'd be better off running tier1/2 WCS events than GSTL, it would probably net them better numbers and they can get big name players competing (Flash, Inno, Bomber, Rain, Soulkey, Sos) on a consistent basis. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
On July 23 2013 14:57 TeslasPigeon wrote: Good riddance. GSTL isn't that good. There are no storylines (someone getting an all-kill isn't a story, that is just a feat of strength), there is no reason to root for a team when they can rely on a single player to net them games, they don't use their top-tier casters which results in weaker numbers than Code S, and the prize pool has always been laughably small. They'd be better off running tier1/2 WCS events than GSTL, it would probably net them better numbers and they can get big name players competing (Flash, Inno, Bomber, Rain, Soulkey, Sos) on a consistent basis. Except the LGIM team of champions winning season one and then slumping until this season. Except the Slayers Cinderella story of Slayers Season One and Two Except amazing players developing there: DRG, MMA, (also their epic rivalry), Squirtle, Yonghwa, Sage, Taeja. Except the amazing run of Axiom Acer this season. I don't even understand how an all-kill isn't a story. When QXC all killed LGIM? That was fucking awesome. When Symbol reverse all killed LGIM? That also was awesome. When LGIM Yonghwa got back to back all kills? Are you kidding me? That's amazing. It's amazing because it's a feat of strength, and that's a hell of a story. Edit: Oh, and you're talking about the influence CASTERS have on a teamleague?! Come on... You can't actually be implying that SNM and Whiplash are better than Wolf and Khaldor are you? And if not, then you really don't have a point regarding the casters as they apparently don't have that much of an influence on viewership. | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On July 23 2013 14:57 TeslasPigeon wrote: Good riddance. GSTL isn't that good. There are no storylines (someone getting an all-kill isn't a story, that is just a feat of strength), there is no reason to root for a team when they can rely on a single player to net them games, they don't use their top-tier casters which results in weaker numbers than Code S, and the prize pool has always been laughably small. They'd be better off running tier1/2 WCS events than GSTL, it would probably net them better numbers and they can get big name players competing (Flash, Inno, Bomber, Rain, Soulkey, Sos) on a consistent basis. Yeah I think proleague is far superior to GSTL as well. I wish GSTL would do what proleague does (make it rounds, round 1 proleague format, round 2 all kill, etc). Way more interesting then just doing only all kill. | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On July 23 2013 11:16 chipmonklord17 wrote: Its going to be REALLY awkward for Gom not to have their previous GSTL champions in the GSTL wouldn't be surprised if there won't be another GSTL. it just doesn't get the hype and viewers. | ||
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