EPTWith the current amount of WCS points, GSL winners aren't even sure to be going to the blizzcon finals. If you look at the people that are probably attending blizzcon, you honestly see a lot of mediocre Koreans that wouldn't even have a shot at winning the GSL. It's really unfortunate, because it just takes away from the quality of blizzcon.
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Jerom
Netherlands588 Posts
With the current amount of WCS points, GSL winners aren't even sure to be going to the blizzcon finals. If you look at the people that are probably attending blizzcon, you honestly see a lot of mediocre Koreans that wouldn't even have a shot at winning the GSL. It's really unfortunate, because it just takes away from the quality of blizzcon. | ||
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:15 Grumbels wrote: The problem with this news is that everything depends on prize money and points distribution. It's not good for the Korean scene if there are just three tournaments with equal prize money as the wcs am charity-for-polt tournament, but if there are like six tournaments with more money with better distribution then it's great. Absolutely. Korea needs to be worthwhile, with rewards that comport with the relative difficulty. | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:21 Torte de Lini wrote: We can get married if you want a Swiss citizenship (: No  I just wanted to live with you. You pay all foods and rent and I play SC2. That's very good deal. | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:32 Squat wrote: Absolutely. Korea needs to be worthwhile, with rewards that comport with the relative difficulty. Note that the GSL has a significantly higher prize pool (which they decide to dump onto the first place) and that the prize pool of Proleague is also huge. | ||
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Xinzoe
Korea (South)2373 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:26 Heat_023 wrote: I'm curious to know what league the author of a comment like this is in, if I may ask? Why does it matter? 99% of people that watch tournaments will not be a progamer anyway. I would like blizzard to think hard about this one and understand the risks that are on the line | ||
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bypLy
757 Posts
so sad this happend | ||
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KrazyTrumpet
United States2520 Posts
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:34 JustPassingBy wrote: Note that the GSL has a significantly higher prize pool (which they decide to dump onto the first place) and that the prize pool of Proleague is also huge. The top heavy nature of the prize money is definitely something that needs to be adressed. Top 8 in Korea is insanely hard, at least as hard as winning a medium-level foreigner tournament. Look at the players Bunny beat to win Gfinity, and now compare that with who DRG had to beat just to make Ro8. That needs to be recognised. As a side note, for everyone talking about how WCS NA now a charity event for Polt, I'll be saving those posts for when he runs into Major again and gets sent packing without winning a map. | ||
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BlackPride
United States186 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:36 Xinzoe wrote: Why does it matter? 99% of people that watch tournaments will not be a progamer anyway. I would like blizzard to think hard about this one and understand the risks that are on the line Eh, watching dota has proven to me that the highest level of play is not required for an exciting game. The same was always true for SC2, though May will deny it and say "Korea or bust" Blizzard knows what is on the line too, have no boubt. | ||
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StarStruck
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:26 Heat_023 wrote: I'm curious to know what league the author of a comment like this is in, if I may ask? That's just a retarded question. Most fans who only watch the NBA aren't good enough at basketball to make the Filipino basketball league. | ||
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geokilla
Canada8224 Posts
On September 05 2014 17:38 kimaphan wrote: Hi TL.net! As much as I would like to address all of your questions and concerns, the reality is we're still finalizing the details of WCS 2015 with our partners. We wanted to share the more important changes immediately so players can start planning for next year. More information on the residency rules and requirements will be communicated to the impacted players directly and will also be updated in our official handbook for 2015. It's safe to say that the changes in progress will have an impact on the points distribution, which is currently being assessed. We will be sharing a comprehensive WCS 2015 announcement later this year. Please stay tuned! Thank you for your continued support and feedback. We really appreciate the StarCraft II community <3 .kim Holy! | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13967 Posts
On September 05 2014 09:58 Fionn wrote: The year is 2018. Polt is a 52-time WCS America champion. Please, also holy shit fionn posted in Starcraft for first time in over a year | ||
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Noobity
United States871 Posts
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
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imrusty269
United States1404 Posts
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Wintex
Norway16836 Posts
meh. | ||
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Wintex
Norway16836 Posts
On September 05 2014 23:08 Darkhorse wrote: A lot of the Koreans in EU will get to stay considering a lot of the Koreans in EU are living there and have visas. Some NA Koreans are likely going to be able to get visas on top of those that already have them (viOLet/Polt) such as Bomber/Revival/ maybe JD/maybe HerO and Check/Leenock/San might be able to go through Taiwan we don't know Shame he most likely is retiring | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On September 06 2014 00:57 Cricketer12 wrote: Please, also holy shit fionn posted in Starcraft for first time in over a year I think he posted in a LR thread a few weeks ago | ||
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