EPTWCS points for top Proleague performers? - Page 2
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Brutaxilos
United States2633 Posts
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DifuntO
Greece2376 Posts
On June 10 2014 04:05 sAsImre wrote: the hypocrisy that consist to ignore the cost of going to a dh/IEM is pretty huge imo. You cannot stay it's totally free of access if you consider that it can cost more than 1k$ depending from where you live. Cost is irrelevant.You can participate no matter where you live,there are no restrictions.If you can't go that's your problem. If Koreans want to,they should host a tournament in Korea,open to everybody in other regions and i'm sure Blizz will give them the same amount of wcs points as DH/IEM. | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On June 10 2014 05:01 DifuntO wrote: Cost is irrelevant.You can participate no matter where you live,there are no restrictions.If you can't go that's your problem. If Koreans want to,they should host a tournament in Korea,open to everybody in other regions and i'm sure Blizz will give them the same amount of wcs points as DH/IEM. reality is irrelevant only theory matters. | ||
digmouse
China6331 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
On June 10 2014 04:56 sAsImre wrote: the openess is a joke considering the costs involved and the strain travelling put on actual practice. Yep I agree, but giving WCS points for Proleague is no solution imo. Restrict WCS points to WCS/GSL. I dislike how IEM/DH etc. have become qualifiers for Blizzcon anyway, they have their own championships. The other solution would be more open tournaments on Korean soil, but that's unrealistic. There will at least be the one Kespa tournament later this year with the top2 from each region plus Proleague and open qualifiers I think. On June 10 2014 05:12 digmouse wrote: KeSPA is sending top PL performers to foreign tournaments. They'll be fine. That's true. | ||
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AWalker9
United Kingdom7229 Posts
Code S: 1st - 2500 2nd - 1500 3-4 - 1000 4-8 - 750 9-12 - 500 13-16 - 400 17-24 - 300 25-32 - 200 Code A 25-48: 100 That way those who play in the GSL benefit which is mostly Kespa players. | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On June 10 2014 05:12 digmouse wrote: KeSPA is sending top PL performers to foreign tournaments. They'll be fine. yeah the burden is more for those who'll get a/some good wcs performance and nothing else (paralyze, classic...) | ||
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Fall.182
United States126 Posts
On June 10 2014 03:23 Ribbon wrote: Rain, Soo, Sos, (CJ) Hero, and Zest are all currently Kespa players in the top 16 right now. Maru is close to top 16 as well. KeSPA players shouldn't get sympathy points because they don't feel like playing in singles tournaments. Um your statement makes no sense whatsoever. Why would the players that you mentioned NOT want to play in singles tournaments? LOL... It's advantageous to them because they're better than most of their competition = free money and fame. It's that they CAN'T compete due to tight rules with the team and proleague. Why do you think players like innovation left a korean team? It's to be able to play more singles tournaments. | ||
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Pino
1032 Posts
On June 10 2014 05:15 AWalker9 wrote: Just change the points in the GSL to: Code S: 1st - 2500 2nd - 1500 3-4 - 1000 4-8 - 750 9-12 - 500 13-16 - 400 17-24 - 300 25-32 - 200 Code A 25-48: 100 That way those who play in the GSL benefit which is mostly Kespa players. This way we can basically lock down 3 spots for blizzcon for each GSL winners. Not the best option imo | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On June 10 2014 05:21 Fall.182 wrote: Um your statement makes no sense whatsoever. Why would the players that you mentioned NOT want to play in singles tournaments? LOL... It's advantageous to them because they're better than most of their competition = free money and fame. It's that they CAN'T compete due to tight rules with the team and proleague. Why do you think players like innovation left a korean team? It's to be able to play more singles tournaments. or because his team disbanded due to the fact STX had financial problems? Rewriting history is a cool hobby tho. | ||
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bluQ
Germany1724 Posts
Teamleauges are different. Stop mixing them with single performances. (Can I remind you Sirs how big the uproar was when it was revealed that WCS KR/EU/NA had different group-formats etc.) | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
Also, so, SO many people who do good in PL fail hilariously in individual leagues and vice versa, it just doesn't make sense even when you don't include the outside-of-the-game politics. | ||
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Caladan
Germany1238 Posts
There are so many (offline!!!) PL matches, it is almost impossible for the good players to visit all the events in Europe etc. | ||
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rast
Poland44 Posts
Simply - no. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
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Yorkie
United States12612 Posts
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sM.Zik
Canada2553 Posts
On June 10 2014 06:15 Drake wrote: so you just wanna get sure it will be 16 koreans ? isnt that fair cause its a korean only tournament (since there are the korean teams in it) its like having a local teamleague in usa and use it ... nono i rly would dislike it and i am 100% sure it wont happen I think most want the top 16 best sc2 players, and yes that would most likely mean almost 16 koreans. Honestly I give no fuck about nationality of a player, I want to watch the best. | ||
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Josh_Video
Canada798 Posts
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Ace Frehley
2030 Posts
There will be a taiwan tournament with wcs points, too, and a good prize money. Really, if kespa doesn't bother to play in this one, they really don't care A flight from korea to taiwan can't be that expensive Of course, there's also the kespa tounament they will do later on | ||
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Twine
France246 Posts
But this is only my point and I perfectly understand that some people want to support the foreigners ^_^ | ||
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