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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
On September 01 2013 06:54 Dodgin wrote: Something I just thought of, how are the Kespa vs eSF fan wars going to work if IM and Prime join Kespa and former STX players join eSF? Identity crisis! Everyone suddenly becomes a master philosopher. | ||
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Schism
Australia85 Posts
I was a quakeworld player when e-sports was invented by quakeworld people. I used to duel Reload daily before he want to Europe to take on Lakerman and Kane and Sectopod and Timber. Then CS came, Quakeworld died, it was sad, but it happens. People still play it to this day. If the game is fun and you love it, play it. In the end who gives a shit about a pro scene. It's fun to follow, it probably helps improve the standard overall, but really, if it all disappears i'll still be playing. | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On September 01 2013 06:57 juicyjames wrote: Everyone suddenly becomes a master philosopher. Armchair GM and Philosophy Ph.D. Dr. Shellshock Rank 1 GM | ||
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Fyrewolf
United States1533 Posts
On September 01 2013 06:58 Schism wrote: Been playing SC since the day SC1 was released. You know what? Before any of this e-sports/pro stuff, the game was still fun. Maybe more so. I was a quakeworld player when e-sports was invented by quakeworld people. I used to duel Reload daily before he want to Europe to take on Lakerman and Kane and Sectopod and Timber. Then CS came, Quakeworld died, it was sad, but it happens. People still play it to this day. If the game is fun and you love it, play it. In the end who gives a shit about a pro scene. It's fun to follow, it probably helps improve the standard overall, but really, if it all disappears i'll still be playing. Rationality in a rumor cataclysm thread is coming from someone named "Schism". That is hilarious. SC2 fans have officially won the world's biggest doomsday crier championships. Congratulations. I might have to literally make some popcorn if I stay in this thread, partly for the lulz and partly for the awesome music. | ||
Acertos
France852 Posts
On September 01 2013 06:58 Schism wrote: Been playing SC since the day SC1 was released. You know what? Before any of this e-sports/pro stuff, the game was still fun. Maybe more so. I was a quakeworld player when e-sports was invented by quakeworld people. I used to duel Reload daily before he want to Europe to take on Lakerman and Kane and Sectopod and Timber. Then CS came, Quakeworld died, it was sad, but it happens. People still play it to this day. If the game is fun and you love it, play it. In the end who gives a shit about a pro scene. It's fun to follow, it probably helps improve the standard overall, but really, if it all disappears i'll still be playing. I totally agree with you, if the sc2 pro scene declines a bit yes it will be a bit sad but I still like to play the game and there are also hundred of great vod's to watch. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On September 01 2013 06:57 juicyjames wrote: Everyone suddenly becomes a master philosopher. Seeing as how everyone is already an amateur philosopher on TL, I do not see it being all that much of a stretch! | ||
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Grumbels
Netherlands7031 Posts
edit: like this | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On September 01 2013 07:13 Grumbels wrote: I'm really disappointed in the choice of soundtracks though. For such an occasion you need melancholic musical numbers from classic hollywood movies. Not generic game sound tracks. edit: like this am I doing it right ? + Show Spoiler + edit: oh and who could forget, one of the most overused of them all..though it is very relevant to this thread: + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Acertos
France852 Posts
On September 01 2013 07:13 Grumbels wrote: I'm really disappointed in the choice of soundtracks though. For such an occasion you need melancholic musical numbers from classic hollywood movies. Not generic game sound tracks. edit: like this Enjoy this sad music : edit : actually this song really brings back the sad memories | ||
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
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Grumbels
Netherlands7031 Posts
I think one of the reasons that SC2 caught on so much in 2010 is that many people were new to the idea of e-sports and they were primarily excited to be following the process of a developing scene. (and the promise of the game/Starcraft's iconic status and the belief in its limitless potential, which fueled this) One of the reasons there is so much gloom nowadays is because I think a lot of people aren't part of the community out of love for the game anymore (even if they did start out this way), but out of enjoyment of the e-sports scene. On September 01 2013 07:23 Acertos wrote: Enjoy this sad music :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plc6r4mm24U edit : actually this song really brings back the sad memories On September 01 2013 07:17 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: am I doing it right ? + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STRgG38T6sc edit: oh and who could forget, one of the most overused of them all..though it is very relevant to this thread: + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVIRcnlRKF8 Good tries, but I think they lack a note of bittersweetness. Too gloomy.  | ||
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Kerence
Sweden1817 Posts
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
On September 01 2013 07:28 Grumbels wrote: In 2009 I used to follow WC3 and I would be content watching the top rated replays. I didn't have commentary, ultra high level matches, there was no large community that I could be a part of, but it was still enjoyable for me. So that's why before the release of the beta I felt that I didn't care about e-sports and it didn't matter to me. I don't feel that way anymore, since there are some perks to the idea of it being an e-sports, but I think that if I truly loved SC2 the way I did WC3 I wouldn't be phased by these recent developments. The community could decline, maybe the tournament scene would die out, but there would always be some competition as long as there were people that loved the game. I think one of the reasons that SC2 caught on so much in 2010 is that many people were new to the idea of e-sports and they were primarily excited to be following the process of a developing scene. (and the promise of the game/Starcraft's iconic status and the belief in its limitless potential, which fueled this) One of the reasons there is so much gloom nowadays is because I think a lot of people aren't part of the community out of love for the game anymore (even if they did start out this way), but out of enjoyment of the e-sports scene. Good tries, but I think they lack a note of bittersweetness. Too gloomy. What about: + Show Spoiler [Metal Gear Solid - Debriefing] + | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
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Deleted User 26513
2376 Posts
 . When there is no tournaments people have to do something, right ? The music is good tho. | ||
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Ammanas
Slovakia2166 Posts
On September 01 2013 07:28 Grumbels wrote: In 2009 I used to follow WC3 and I would be content watching the top rated replays. I didn't have commentary, ultra high level matches, there was no large community that I could be a part of, but it was still enjoyable for me. So that's why before the release of the beta I felt that I didn't care about e-sports and it didn't matter to me. I don't feel that way anymore, since there are some perks to the idea of it being an e-sports, but I think that if I truly loved SC2 the way I did WC3 I wouldn't be phased by these recent developments. The community could decline, maybe the tournament scene would die out, but there would always be some competition as long as there were people that loved the game. I think one of the reasons that SC2 caught on so much in 2010 is that many people were new to the idea of e-sports and they were primarily excited to be following the process of a developing scene. (and the promise of the game/Starcraft's iconic status and the belief in its limitless potential, which fueled this) One of the reasons there is so much gloom nowadays is because I think a lot of people aren't part of the community out of love for the game anymore (even if they did start out this way), but out of enjoyment of the e-sports scene. Good tries, but I think they lack a note of bittersweetness. Too gloomy. Well, then the only thing I can offer is this: (this is actually one of my most favourite songs ever and I cannot understand why I only thought about it now..) EDIT: Or this, but lyrics are not so fitting.. | ||
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Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
We have to raise our pitchforks very high to hold it. | ||
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Flossy
United States870 Posts
He didn't even say it was Sc2 related :/ | ||
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Phoobie
Canada120 Posts
need moar! | ||
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ExO_
United States2316 Posts
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