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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
Yet i think partnership should be easier to make so that foreign team can send some of their player to proleague for a while. Like each Korean team can be partner with one foreign team for the season and when the foreign team feels like it they send a few players over. Now that would be cool. (kinda what we had with GSTL ) | ||
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klipik12
United States241 Posts
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
and thats not a "sc2 is dying" statement im just saying that no game lasts forever as an esport and we only have so much time to experiment with stuff like mixing koreans vs foreigners so honestly im all for it, it will be something fresh to watch if the foreign teams are able to participate i dont see any reason against this. griping about the purity of the competition is a really bizarre thing to do... high level play is a lot but it's not everything, esports is entertainment and it would provide great narratives | ||
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NihilisticGod
Northern Ireland174 Posts
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Ovid
United Kingdom948 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:38 brickrd wrote: sc2 isnt long enough for this world for us to retain korean elitism in proleague imo and thats not a "sc2 is dying" statement im just saying that no game lasts forever as an esport and we only have so much time to experiment with stuff like mixing koreans vs foreigners so honestly im all for it, it will be something fresh to watch if the foreign teams are able to participate i dont see any reason against this. griping about the purity of the competition is a really bizarre thing to do... high level play is a lot but it's not everything, esports is entertainment and it would provide great narratives With LotV probably coming out next summer I would predict at a conservative range atleast 4 more years of SC2. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:42 NihilisticGod wrote: Would be great to see TL, Acer and Startale in Proleague. Imo these teams have the talent to stand a chance of going far! i'm sorry to say but your opinion is wrong. All 3 would probably finish below Prime if they tried. | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:47 Ovid wrote: With LotV probably coming out next summer I would predict at a conservative range atleast 4 more years of SC2. you really never know. a new competitor could emerge or starcrafts share in the esports world could shrink for any number of reasons, lotv could bomb or screw up the game, etc. regardless my point stands just the same that there isn't an eternity of starcraft and who knows whether we're at a peak in terms of skill and hype or what the scene will be like next year. saying "there will probably be 4 years of sc2 left" doesnt really address anything i said or why i said it | ||
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cYaN
Norway3322 Posts
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Saechiis
Netherlands4989 Posts
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NihilisticGod
Northern Ireland174 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:47 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: i'm sorry to say but your opinion is wrong. All 3 would probably finish below Prime if they tried. Doubt that. | ||
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CoB-Vince
143 Posts
 I would love to see other non-Kespa Players play in ProLeague but it wont work out well | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:55 Saechiis wrote: Do foreign teams want to compete in proleague? In the end it's a big investment into probably getting your asss kicked and players sort of having to set aside their individual tournament ambitions. this is what im curious about, didnt eg tl basically say they didnt have the money to keep going and getting wrecked in korea for a few months? im curious how foreign teams would work out their participation, but if its viable id love to see it | ||
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Crot4le
England2927 Posts
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:47 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: i'm sorry to say but your opinion is wrong. All 3 would probably finish below Prime if they tried. I don't think finishing below Prime is likely at all unless Prime adds to their lineup. If you just look at Prime's lineup there's Byun who's afk, Barbie, Creator, Kassia, Terror and State. Assuming a lineup of the last four mentioned I think all the teams above are more than capable of beating Prime. | ||
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geokilla
Canada8252 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:47 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: i'm sorry to say but your opinion is wrong. All 3 would probably finish below Prime if they tried. Prime is a joke right now. They've been a joke for a while. What makes you think Team Liquid or Acer can't beat Prime? On Team Liquid, there is Snute, TLO, Bunny, Mana, Taeja, and Hero. These 5 are easily more than capable of taking down whatever Prime throws at them. Though Taeja did say that he does not perform well in preparation type of tournaments, and he probably won't play much due to his wrists. | ||
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On August 20 2014 01:12 geokilla wrote: Prime is a joke right now. They've been a joke for a while. What makes you think Team Liquid or Acer can't beat Prime? On Team Liquid, there is Snute, TLO, Bunny, Mana, Taeja, and Hero. These 5 are easily more than capable of taking down whatever Prime throws at them. Though Taeja did say that he does not perform well in preparation type of tournaments, and he probably won't play much due to his wrists. Preperation is the key. Acer and Liquid would never be as fully commited to Proleague as Prime is and they would come into every match better prepared. Startale I suppose could do better, now that I really look at that team. | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On August 20 2014 00:58 brickrd wrote: this is what im curious about, didnt eg tl basically say they didnt have the money to keep going and getting wrecked in korea for a few months? im curious how foreign teams would work out their participation, but if its viable id love to see it That's why I think a team playing an entire season of Proleague wouldn't be possible. But I'm thinking of a new possibility that would reside in a special round of one month where an international team (either an already established team or an all-star team) would be invited to fight the other Proleague teams but their results wouldn't matter for the final playoffs. Just for the show. | ||
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
On August 20 2014 01:16 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Preperation is the key. Acer and Liquid would never be as fully commited to Proleague as Prime is and they would come into every match better prepared. Startale I suppose could do better, now that I really look at that team. That depends on the conditions of the league. I think that is just the darkhorse in this whole discussion. If Kespa is willing to switch to a format that does not force foreigners to travel to Korea or even worse, stay there, I do not see why professionals such as Snute or TLO, not to mention Koreans such as HerO or Taeja wouldn't change their training schedules to include specific training against Kespa opponents and specific proleague preparation. Without that, there is just a disadvantage at which foreign teams shouldn't even join, because then it's really not going to be worth it. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On August 20 2014 01:29 Big J wrote: That depends on the conditions of the league. I think that is just the darkhorse in this whole discussion. If Kespa is willing to switch to a format that does not force foreigners to travel to Korea or even worse, stay there, I do not see why professionals such as Snute or TLO, not to mention Koreans such as HerO or Taeja wouldn't change their training schedules to include specific training against Kespa opponents and specific proleague preparation. Without that, there is just a disadvantage at which foreign teams shouldn't even join, because then it's really not going to be worth it. Sadly, I doubt the format of Proleague would change any and it won't be worth it for foreign teams. | ||
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