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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46429 Posts
On October 13 2013 18:00 TheCzarOfAll wrote: Breek is technically retired, so he probably doesn't play as much as he used to. Shocks me that he fell back into Dia though. So we have a Korean pro-team playing diamond and master league non-Koreans? I'm hoping to see 6-pools, nukes, and mass carriers. | ||
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L_Master
United States8017 Posts
On October 05 2013 09:09 Fusilero wrote: You're thinking a guy called zim at WCG where he race switched at very last second and tried to cheese him, spectacularly failed and jaedong remarked "It was like I was playing against AI" Happened twice actually. Zim was like a legit D- (think silver/gold), then later with a Japanese B- named kurOa. Both times JD compared them to the AI | ||
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is5-baseic
United States9 Posts
If I were in Japan and knew a bunch of heavy gamers, I'd promote the hell out of this event to them! Worst case scenario, CJ Entus just went abroad to stomp a bunch of foreigners, as would be expected of any such show match. Best case scenario, this is the start point of a stronger Japanese SC2 scene and in an amusing reversal of SC:BW's fate, Japan gets a native translation for Legacy of the Void. I hope team Japan takes at least one game off of CJ Entus and inspires a visible SC2 scene in Japan. | ||
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ChoDing
United States740 Posts
On October 14 2013 02:39 is5-baseic wrote: If you note the event schedule, it's clearly an event to promote a Japanese SC2 scene; there's five full hours dedicated to free play of sc2 before the event begins. Imagine toying around with a PC game you haven't heard too much about except that its the sequel to a game that was Massive in Korea, then seeing live on-stage a demonstration of what one can do in the game with dedicated practice and study. If I were in Japan and knew a bunch of heavy gamers, I'd promote the hell out of this event to them! Worst case scenario, CJ Entus just went abroad to stomp a bunch of foreigners, as would be expected of any such show match. Best case scenario, this is the start point of a stronger Japanese SC2 scene and in an amusing reversal of SC:BW's fate, Japan gets a native translation for Legacy of the Void. I hope team Japan takes at least one game off of CJ Entus and inspires a visible SC2 scene in Japan. JHAHAHAHHAHAH | ||
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testthewest
Germany274 Posts
Oh wow, how much humiliation must a pro gamer be able to take. You came to play starcraft, then you must play dance-hero! | ||
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zephiK
United States372 Posts
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Sway.746
United States95 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On October 14 2013 07:35 zephiK wrote: did trOt go over to CJ Entus too as he is there and used to be apart of EGTL? https://twitter.com/CJ_trOt yep | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On October 14 2013 07:35 zephiK wrote: did trOt go over to CJ Entus too as he is there and used to be apart of EGTL? Yeah after EG closed their house. | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
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Dontkillme
Korea (South)806 Posts
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Brutaxilos
United States2634 Posts
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On October 14 2013 09:08 Brutaxilos wrote: Would be pretty interested with a Japan vs China showmatch too. I don't think facing off against Korea right now is a good idea haha Japan and Korea have had these kinds of show matches in the past.... JeSPA was formed with very close ties to KeSPA (please note however that JeSPA pretty much has no money or power to host stuff) It's always been to support eSports. Nobody cares if someone gets stomped, this is a good opportunity for both parties. Also, Japan has had several show matches with Taiwan afaik. A lot of these players are noteworthy. They aren't top world players, but they are competitive in Japan, and many of them have tried to qualify for things like WCS NA, IPL, and other events. It may be dated, and the Japanese don't make too many showings, but they have constant players, and showing them support will only help boost their scene. | ||
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samurai80
Japan4225 Posts
頑張れ日本！応援するから面白いプレーを見せてください～ ：） | ||
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HolyArrow
United States7116 Posts
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
On October 13 2013 18:50 nachtkap wrote: Do they have a pro scene in other (PS3 based) e-sports? The complete lack Japanese e-sport has seemed really odd to me for a while. Every other country that has a very high Human Development Index or is a major industial nation has a e-sports scene. Everyone except Japan..... oh neither does India I just noticed that. India has one of the lowest HDI in the world and isn't industrialized at all. | ||
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coverpunch
United States2093 Posts
On October 13 2013 18:50 nachtkap wrote: Do they have a pro scene in other (PS3 based) e-sports? The complete lack Japanese e-sport has seemed really odd to me for a while. Every other country that has a very high Human Development Index or is a major industial nation has a e-sports scene. Everyone except Japan..... oh neither does India I just noticed that. Japan does have e-sports but mostly in fighting games. They don't have much presence in PC games. I hope events like this help Japan develop PC games and especially StarCraft. It would be interesting if some of their younger promising go or shogi players tried real-time strategy and became competitive. | ||
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samurai80
Japan4225 Posts
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sonigo
Switzerland38 Posts
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glzElectromaster
Japan2474 Posts
They're also running 10 minutes too apparently | ||
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, maybe if they play in KR server and stay there for a lot but even then i think the popularity of 3DS/VITA/ps3 is way too big
