EPTHowever - thought that the televised events were enough to keep it going, but I guess wasn't enough.. That being said - no live event in MLG - no viewership..
Yeah - sad for Axslav and Axeltoss, hope they get it on in the future to come
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VArsovskiSC
Macedonia563 Posts
However - thought that the televised events were enough to keep it going, but I guess wasn't enough.. That being said - no live event in MLG - no viewership.. Yeah - sad for Axslav and Axeltoss, hope they get it on in the future to come | ||
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-Kyo-
Japan1927 Posts
On November 13 2013 22:03 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: Yeah god forbid we see the highest level games and best players possible. You realize the Koreans were kinda big in the SC1 scene, right? It's only natural we care about them in SC2. People are still repeating this stuff? I dunno if you realize where the scene is at currently but... everything you said completely sidesteps the issues the poster you quoted brought up. I hope Axslav can find a new position. He has very good insight to the game and it would be a shame to see him stay idle for too long. | ||
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tomastaz
United States976 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23580 Posts
robert simpson @robpsimpson 3m hey @Axeltoss @iSAxslav check your Skype! If anyone's in contact with them please ask them to reach out to me. :D | ||
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
I guess it's the logical business move to do, but I still feel salty over it. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On November 14 2013 00:52 Noocta wrote: I'm a bit bitter to see MLG doing their best " Look how good we are" eyes to the DotA 2 scene during that. I guess it's the logical business move to do, but I still feel salty over it. It's a two way street, because the Dota 2 community is very excited bout MLG becoming involved. MLG has hit some bumps and the community has gotten grumpy, but over all they are way less pissy about minor details(like stage size, or that call of duty exists). At the end of the day, if the community want MLG back, they can get them to cover SC2 again, just like dota, who has been pushing for MLG forever. | ||
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Spectralx
United States198 Posts
 )))) I know you read these! | ||
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ArtistenSc2
Sweden53 Posts
One of the very best, top3, casters and analysts! | ||
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dangthatsright
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not darn | ||
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umade
Sweden172 Posts
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SoniC_eu
Denmark1008 Posts
A caster who knows what he is talking about! GL to you both <3 | ||
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govie
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Musicus
Germany23580 Posts
On November 14 2013 01:34 govie wrote: If i were teamliquid.net and axelbrothers, i'd make a hard swing to dota. sc2 isnt such a good spectator sport as very little small adjustments in gameplay can define an outcome. In dota this is less the case as each character is only 10% influence in the game. Also dota has got x^65489755231 teampoosibilities and sc2 has alot less (and therefore alot of the same games). Basically, the mainstrain will never consumer sc2 as they will consume dota2 or whatever game. You know I like to watch and play Basketball, but in Germany the majority only likes football. Should I also switch? | ||
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teapoted
United Kingdom24425 Posts
On November 14 2013 01:06 Plansix wrote: Well people also need to consider that different companies have different approaches to different games.It's a two way street, because the Dota 2 community is very excited bout MLG becoming involved. MLG has hit some bumps and the community has gotten grumpy, but over all they are way less pissy about minor details(like stage size, or that call of duty exists). At the end of the day, if the community want MLG back, they can get them to cover SC2 again, just like dota, who has been pushing for MLG forever. DH Dota is nothing like DH SC2 for example (until very recently), and if it was then I don't think people would be so full of praise for DH and spite for MLG in the SC2 community. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
Rob Simpson works for Redbull am I right? | ||
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Musicus
Germany23580 Posts
On November 14 2013 01:44 Darkhoarse wrote: Rob Simpson works for Redbull am I right? Yes. He is in the Redbull esports devision and responsible for Redbull Battleground etc. afaik. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On November 14 2013 01:43 teapoted wrote: Well people also need to consider that different companies have different approaches to different games. DH Dota is nothing like DH SC2 for example (until very recently), and if it was then I don't think people would be so full of praise for DH and spite for MLG in the SC2 community. That is totally valid too and the SC2 community loves DH without question, even if they settle matches through a coin flip. And maybe Redbull can really get a larger NA even going, with online qualifiers and everything. Personally I like that everyone is focusing on the game that works for them. | ||
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figq
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fenrysk
United States364 Posts
best of wishes for the double Ax | ||
The_Templar
your Country52798 Posts
On November 13 2013 23:56 lichter wrote: I'm already super niche and hipster about other crap so I guess sc2 becoming like that would suit me me too I can just imagine some of the conversations I'd have too :\ "Who's your favorite player?" "Taeja!" "Oh yeah he's awesome, what champion did he play again?" | ||
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