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On August 26 2013 01:07 Conut wrote:
i wish it was closer to Alberta or in BC =( i fucking hate how everything cool is always in toronto
edit 1: WE HAVE OTHER CITIES
edit 2: Man im sad i cant go live, zz so so so so sad
World of Warcraft (when it was relatively popular) had an Intel Extreme Masters event in Edmonton once. It was so cold/blizzard that flights got cancelled, half the people didn't come, and they invited random locals instead. I'm dead serious.
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On August 26 2013 09:46 politik wrote:Show nested quote +On August 26 2013 01:07 Conut wrote:
i wish it was closer to Alberta or in BC =( i fucking hate how everything cool is always in toronto
edit 1: WE HAVE OTHER CITIES
edit 2: Man im sad i cant go live, zz so so so so sad World of Warcraft (when it was relatively popular) had an Intel Extreme Masters event in Edmonton once. It was so cold/blizzard that flights got cancelled, half the people didn't come, and they invited random locals instead. I'm dead serious.
Its not that bad in Edmonton in October, it might start snowing by then but still i see your point. Really wish it was in Edmonton i would be so stoked, but Vancouver would be nice, warm all the time or at the very worst its raining haha
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Wow, great news. I'll definitely go again to another NASL event...this time it's the WCS! This just made my summer; thanks to all involved in bringing this to Toronto.
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I'll be there too! So excited
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On August 25 2013 23:37 Adebisi wrote:Show nested quote +On August 25 2013 23:36 aSnowyDay wrote:On August 25 2013 23:23 ibraishome wrote:
Does that mean no Visa problems for chinese players? Not exactly, the procedures and stuff are about the same as the U.S. maybe with a little less screening? I'm not quite sure but it should be pretty similar Its definitely much easier to get a visa Canada/China than US/China.
quoted for truth... You canadians let anyone in.
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How bout some west coast Canada love. I'd love to seem a big event in Vancouver or less likely Victoria
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On August 26 2013 10:22 iAmJeffReY wrote:Show nested quote +On August 25 2013 23:37 Adebisi wrote:On August 25 2013 23:36 aSnowyDay wrote:On August 25 2013 23:23 ibraishome wrote:
Does that mean no Visa problems for chinese players? Not exactly, the procedures and stuff are about the same as the U.S. maybe with a little less screening? I'm not quite sure but it should be pretty similar Its definitely much easier to get a visa Canada/China than US/China. quoted for truth... You canadians let anyone in.
we got the roooooooooooom gurl
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On August 26 2013 09:46 politik wrote:Show nested quote +On August 26 2013 01:07 Conut wrote:
i wish it was closer to Alberta or in BC =( i fucking hate how everything cool is always in toronto
edit 1: WE HAVE OTHER CITIES
edit 2: Man im sad i cant go live, zz so so so so sad World of Warcraft (when it was relatively popular) had an Intel Extreme Masters event in Edmonton once. It was so cold/blizzard that flights got cancelled, half the people didn't come, and they invited random locals instead. I'm dead serious.
LOL I'm from Edmonton and that sounds about right...
It does get pretty cold here sometimes... I should really move to Vancouver or something
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On August 25 2013 23:57 Fleuria wrote:
Pretty terrible thing to hold it in Canada... its likely that the top 16 in the finals of WCS s3 will go to blizzcon thus resulting in having to gain another visa for a tournament that is like 2 weeks later... should of just held it in America to be safe that every one possibly attending blizzcon doesn't have visa issues.
There is always someone finding something to cry about.
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On August 26 2013 09:40 mikedebo wrote:
OK so balls that they're holding it in what is basically the armpit of the Greater Toronto Area, but I'm still stoked that I'll be able to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Last time I checked it's not being held in Hamilton. 
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On August 26 2013 05:17 a176 wrote:because quebec
This is a legit response, the rules for holding contests and tournaments in Quebec are fucking retarded, which is why most nationwide contests/sweepstakes/etc say "excluding Quebec" on them. Plus doing everything en francais would get annoying for everyone involved.
Not to mention that Toronto is just the overall better pick. Way bigger, more easily accessible, close to the US, less french people, the list goes on.
Being from Kingston I would be going either way, but I definitely prefer Toronto as a pick.
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do you guys think the Chinese players will have visa issues going to these games again?
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Yeah, Canada!! awesome... come to Edmonton next!! lol... I wish!
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In theory I really like Toronto as the location for an SC2 event, but with the issue of Visas for players being as prevalent as it is currently, I'd have thought Blizzard would have wanted to hold it in the US, as Blizzcon is just two weeks later and many of the players who attend Season 3's finals will likely be making their way to Blizzcon as well. If it proves not to be an issue, great, but it'd suck if someone got screwed over again like viOlet and Jim have in the past.
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This is probably a dumb question but its oct 25-27 of this year? and when will tickets be sold?
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Jim is 8th on the TLPD right now
i want to see him play!!!
still going to get tickets
but i wanna see INnoVation, Rain, JIMcredible in person
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Hopefully Scarlett can absorb the massive amount of support she's going to receive from being on home turf .
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On August 26 2013 11:45 IcED Bk wrote:
This is probably a dumb question but its oct 25-27 of this year? and when will tickets be sold?
Yes this year, don't know when tickets are sold
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YES TORONTO!!! I live in misssissauga tho, but YEAHHH i'll be there
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