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On November 22 2013 19:15 iMech wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2013 13:15 GulpyBlinkeyes wrote: He's saying that it's funny to be mad about something small like one Starcraft organization ripping off another Starcraft organization's name when Starcraft itself--in many people's eyes--is a rip off (of Warhammer 40k, Alien, Predator, etc.)
Now that I've explained it, I'm sure it is extremely hilarious!! Apparently you haven't read Starship Troopers (1959), or even Ender's Game (1985.) Clearly you haven't read/seen/heard/watched anything since ever about sci-fi
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On November 22 2013 07:18 NovemberstOrm wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2013 07:19 DavoS wrote: Taiwanese e-Sports Association I'm pretty sure? The people that organize the televised teamleagues that Sen plays in I think? http://tespa.org/vision/The organization behind Lone Star Clash I was ready to panic, I initially thought this was about "Taiwan eSports Association."
On November 22 2013 11:08 rkshox wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2013 07:48 Greendotz wrote:On November 22 2013 07:19 DavoS wrote: edit: I know nothing jon snow I thought it was the Taiwanese league at first too. Taiwanese league = TeSL It's ok, at first I was confused too. At one point in Time, Taiwan did have a TeSPA.
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I hope this leads to a wcs asia at some point. I hoped it would be added in wcs 2014 because it would solve a lot of problems. Give the chinese market a major tournament. Give chinese, australian and south east asian people an appropriate home region. Give wcs america more room to breathe for local talents.
Maybe 2015..
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On November 22 2013 19:15 iMech wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2013 13:15 GulpyBlinkeyes wrote: He's saying that it's funny to be mad about something small like one Starcraft organization ripping off another Starcraft organization's name when Starcraft itself--in many people's eyes--is a rip off (of Warhammer 40k, Alien, Predator, etc.)
Now that I've explained it, I'm sure it is extremely hilarious!! Apparently you haven't read Starship Troopers (1959), or even Ender's Game (1985.) Well, Warhammer 40k and StarCraft have much more similarities/parallels between two of them than with the novels you mentioned or other sci-fi settings. There's a reason why this is a relatively well known issue.
But yeah, this is not a right place nor a right time for such discussions, so we probably shouldn't continue it.
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And where exactly stands that this has any meaning for sc2? Blizzard wants to release 2 new games, maybe they have plans on bringing these games on a high esports lvl.
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I'd say that anyone that wants to commit to helping with smaller tournaments and local talent deserves our respect and support !
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I was thinking texas at first, it was a good thing too. TeSL is the taiwan one I think. TeSPA. I wonder how much it'll help for them to be inside Blizzard pushing things forward rather then from the outside.
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next time before saying tespa joined, please explain first what tespa is so people can get excited without wondering
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Tespa members got hearthstone keys!
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Grats Tyler and Adam. Was always fun hanging out with you guys.
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On November 22 2013 11:42 evilfatsh1t wrote: tespa's name is such a blatant rip off kespa its almost offensive
It's an eSports Association K for Korea, T for Texas. Not quite sure what else they should call it. Texas Starcraft League (TSL), Texas StarCraft League (TSCL), something else? You seem a bit rustled over something so simple, so standard (NHL, NFL, etc).
Anyway the real point of the thread - congrats to these guys! They were motivated and dedicated and it is good to see their work get noticed and appreciated by Blizzard.
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This is good. A very necessary step to further advance the outreach eSports can extend. TeSPA is a responsible organization, and even though nobody really pays attention to their goals and aims, they are really important for eSports.
Best of luck to this partnership!
On November 23 2013 03:39 pNRG wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2013 11:42 evilfatsh1t wrote: tespa's name is such a blatant rip off kespa its almost offensive It's an eSports Association K for Korea, T for Texas. Not quite sure what else they should call it. Texas Starcraft League (TSL), Texas StarCraft League (TSCL), something else? You seem a bit rustled over something so simple, so standard (NHL, NFL, etc). Anyway the real point of the thread - congrats to these guys! They were motivated and dedicated and it is good to see their work get noticed and appreciated by Blizzard. TeSPA isn't a league, it's an organization, so none of those names would be applicable. The guy crying about T(eSPA) v K(eSPA) clearly was unaware at the time of what those names were supposed to signify.
I'd be surprised if he hasn't complained about MLG copying professional American sports leagues both with their logo and their name. I'm sure that he gets it by now though that it's not copying at all, but instead proper and educated naming decisions.
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Dem TeSPA koreans fighting!
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