EPTOn August 30 2013 22:32 boxerfred wrote:
Gogo AcerSymbol soon!
Gogo AcerSymbol soon!
I predictr AcerSan/Genius because they haven't got toss players.
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Vete
Germany190 Posts
I predictr AcerSan/Genius because they haven't got toss players. | ||
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SHOOG
United States1639 Posts
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Tobblish
Sweden6404 Posts
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12435 Posts
On August 30 2013 23:45 wun4 wrote: Would like to see Liquid`San. Oh man that would be awesome | ||
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zmsFlood
Finland169 Posts
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TRpredator
Russian Federation101 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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Lysanias
Netherlands8351 Posts
On August 31 2013 00:44 Vete wrote: I predictr AcerSan/Genius because they haven't got toss players. Acer would be shopping more @ STX instead if they looked for a Protoss. | ||
lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
On August 31 2013 01:52 Shellshock1122 wrote: Liquid`San please. Everyone knows this is what TaeJa wants. If I had to choose a name to be paired with the Liquid tag, it would be ByuN. | ||
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MavivaM
1535 Posts
On August 31 2013 01:52 Shellshock1122 wrote: Liquid`San please. Everyone knows this is what TaeJa wants. Quoting this all the way, I feel that San would be perfect on Liquid. -talent? Check. -nice guy? Check. -huge balls? Turbocheck. Otherwise, he would have quitted years ago. -protoss? Check. Liquid's rooster would benefit him. Nazgul pls | ||
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CCa1ss1e
Canada3231 Posts
really unfortunate, wonder if they will pick up another player before playoffs (if they make it)? not sure though.. ugh. -_- | ||
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On August 31 2013 02:46 CCa1ss1e wrote: thanks for this, especially the GSTL update.. been wondering for a while.. hehe. really unfortunate, wonder if they will pick up another player before playoffs (if they make it)? not sure though.. ugh. -_- Pick a player up with what money? | ||
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On August 31 2013 03:02 Havik_ wrote: This doesn't surprise me at all. This game isn't big enough to support all these teams and all these players. At the end of this you may have roughly 10 teams in Korea total and a lot of players will have retired due to not being competitive enough. It has less to do with the scene being over-saturated or the game not being able to support it, and more with the fact that the team has been effectively sponsor-less for like a couple of months if not more. | ||
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purgerinho
Croatia919 Posts
young stallions will not attend any "courage" tournaments to became "famous" because it seems like no one can guarantee you will get your salary, that your team will not disband etc. Foreign scene seems much better but there aren't any new players either. Year 2013. will be remembered as first year of unique and great tournament (WCS) but it will be remembered as year of disbands and retirements. I mean, that intreview with Flash gave me so much insight and I understand why Jangbi decided to quit. There is no joy anymore, they played BW because they wanted to, they play sc2 because they have to. BW finals were played on big stadiums in Korea, now Proleague finals have maybe 100 people watching it live :/ Blizzard got involved to much and that is not their game, they should do what they are best in - game development. Leave game "spread" to those with more knowledge. I hope there will be some good news soon... | ||
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
On August 31 2013 03:06 purgerinho wrote: hm.. so, what is the future of sc2 in korea? young stallions will not attend any "courage" tournaments to became "famous" because it seems like no one can guarantee you will get your salary, that your team will not disband etc. Foreign scene seems much better but there aren't any new players either. Year 2013. will be remembered as first year of unique and great tournament (WCS) but it will be remembered as year of disbands and retirements. I mean, that intreview with Flash gave me so much insight and I understand why Jangbi decided to quit. There is no joy anymore, they played BW because they wanted to, they play sc2 because they have to. I hope there will be some good news soon... Ditto to this. Also what interview with Flash are you talking about? | ||
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purgerinho
Croatia919 Posts
On August 31 2013 03:07 Havik_ wrote: Ditto to this. Also what interview with Flash are you talking about? http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=426074 | ||
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Nyarly
France1030 Posts
And sad news for everyone  | ||
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GhostFiber
Australia88 Posts
On August 31 2013 03:06 purgerinho wrote: hm.. so, what is the future of sc2 in korea? young stallions will not attend any "courage" tournaments to became "famous" because it seems like no one can guarantee you will get your salary, that your team will not disband etc. Foreign scene seems much better but there aren't any new players either. Year 2013. will be remembered as first year of unique and great tournament (WCS) but it will be remembered as year of disbands and retirements. I mean, that intreview with Flash gave me so much insight and I understand why Jangbi decided to quit. There is no joy anymore, they played BW because they wanted to, they play sc2 because they have to. BW finals were played on big stadiums in Korea, now Proleague finals have maybe 100 people watching it live :/ Blizzard got involved to much and that is not their game, they should do what they are best in - game development. Leave game "spread" to those with more knowledge. I hope there will be some good news soon... Well written. Problem was locking down Starcraft II too much (no LAN play,sending lawyers onto people who make LAN,etc) and suing KeSPA sealed its fate. The game lost any chance of gaining explosive momentum. There just aren't enough tournaments compared to the amount of teams and players out there. This was always going to happen. Blizzard reaped what they sowed, by overly protecting their IP now they are alone. With no friends they lack the expertise so it will continue to be a sinking ship. You need 'people passion' to qualify as the father of E-sports. It really sucks for Starcraft fans, but truthfully this is good for our future. If a company like Blizzard was successful it would have opened the door for other companies like EA to join in and contaminant the scene with their dictatorship. Remember the Starcraft e-sports scene was never invented by any company, it was made by 'you' the passionate fans! | ||
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NeThZOR
South Africa7387 Posts
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