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bduddy
Profile Joined May 2012
United States1326 Posts
October 31 2014 04:40 GMT
#81
On October 31 2014 12:23 Waxangel wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 12:22 MirGStarlight wrote:
also this article include that region lock is exception in korea


"There are no region restrictions on GSL and or SpoTV tournaments, with players from any region able to compete."
NA/EU officially charity tournaments
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spoonmaster
Profile Joined May 2012
United States347 Posts
October 31 2014 04:41 GMT
#82
On October 31 2014 13:30 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 13:25 BreAKerTV wrote:
well, that is one way to prevent Korean competitors from retiring.

edit: i just woke up. will pro league continue as normal, was that mentioned?


Not this is all about individual tournaments as far as I know. But:



We might get Proleague related news soon.

Maybe KeSPA Cups!
brickrd
Profile Blog Joined March 2014
United States4894 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 04:54:52
October 31 2014 04:48 GMT
#83
On October 31 2014 13:36 iMrising wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 13:33 Zenbrez wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:31 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:13 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:11 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:02 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 12:58 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
So with these tournaments all going now, it seems less likely that foreigners will be much better off in WCS... this is a lot of points to Korea.


Most foreigners don't deserve to go to Blizzcon anyway.

I disagree, I personally think it sucks that all the players at Blizzcon are from the same country when most of the audience is not from that country. It would be just like if the World Cup was all teams from EU and South America cuz they are the best. Well there's more to it than that IMO.


Just because you want to see them there doesn't mean they deserve to go. Blizzcon is for the most skilled players, It's not a form of WCG.

I think it adds value to have global representation for a global audience, it's not just about having the most skilled players. I think Blizzcon misses out a lot to have some of the biggest names in the foreign scene missing from the biggest tournament of the year like Snute, Scarlett, Bunny, etc. The World Cup derives a lot of value from having a diversity of countries from every continent even if they are not objectively the strongest ones, and it is the biggest sporting event in the world. Like the World Cup, there's room to have a competition that still crowns the best and most skillful, while still being inclusive to a diversity of countries.

What's the point though if they're just going to get stomp round 1 though?

Foreigners = more hype
more hype = more viewers. Even if they get stomped first round, the prospect of having a foreigner that participated in blizzcon, I think, is enough.
Lets pretend that Scarlett/Bunny/Snute made Blizzcon. I think we can safely assume that many people in the crowd/chat/forums will be hyped up about their participation. We can see this in Red Bull when Scarlett let those banelings go on habitation station etc

so foreigners = viewers? i guess that's why tournaments specifically put together to showcase the best foreign talent and pit them against koreans have been so MASSIVELY successful and celebrated, right? you're making the common mistake of "i would watch for foreigners, therefore a commercially viable majority of people must obviously think the same way i think"

and none of these arguments explains why blizzcon should have foreigners... like someone pointed out its not meant to be an international cup to represent nations, its a finals for the top tournament performers of the year as defined by the wcs system. you can debate whether MC and Hyun fit the spirit of the event (i personally do since they've made a huge impact on the scene though their travel and performance) but there is no argument that blizzcon was conceived of or I'd obligated to function as a charity for substandard players. people bitch that mc/hyun aren't "good enough" but at least they accrued points legitimately using the system available to them. foreigners can't win shit with or without flawed wcs point distribution so why throw them into tournaments for free? if your claims that it would create hype and esports dollars were correct then the community would have already proven it
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Evil_Sheep
Profile Joined September 2010
Canada902 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 04:55:00
October 31 2014 04:54 GMT
#84
On October 31 2014 13:35 Dodgin wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 13:31 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:13 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:11 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:02 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 12:58 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
So with these tournaments all going now, it seems less likely that foreigners will be much better off in WCS... this is a lot of points to Korea.


Most foreigners don't deserve to go to Blizzcon anyway.

I disagree, I personally think it sucks that all the players at Blizzcon are from the same country when most of the audience is not from that country. It would be just like if the World Cup was all teams from EU and South America cuz they are the best. Well there's more to it than that IMO.


Just because you want to see them there doesn't mean they deserve to go. Blizzcon is for the most skilled players, It's not a form of WCG.

I think it adds value to have global representation for a global audience, it's not just about having the most skilled players. I think Blizzcon misses out a lot to have some of the biggest names in the foreign scene missing from the biggest tournament of the year like Snute, Scarlett, Bunny, etc. The World Cup derives a lot of value from having a diversity of countries from every continent even if they are not objectively the strongest ones, and it is the biggest sporting event in the world. Like the World Cup, there's room to have a competition that still crowns the best and most skillful, while still being inclusive to a diversity of countries.


Ok yes there is value, but you quoted my post saying " they don't deserve it " saying you disagree, then you listed a bunch of reasons that have nothing to do with them deserving it.

The reasons I mentioned have everything to do with why they deserve it. They add value to the tournament and to the SC2 esports scene. That is the point. Sports/esports are not about scoring points or winning or losing. They are simply a form of entertainment. If your audience are entertained and interested, you've succeeded, and if not, you've failed.

As long as Blizzcon is 100% korean, I don't see how it or the SC2 esports scene is ever supposed to grow and appeal beyond a hardcore fanbase like here on TL.
Dodgin
Profile Blog Joined July 2011
Canada39254 Posts
October 31 2014 04:55 GMT
#85
On October 31 2014 13:54 Evil_Sheep wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 13:35 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:31 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:13 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:11 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:02 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 12:58 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
So with these tournaments all going now, it seems less likely that foreigners will be much better off in WCS... this is a lot of points to Korea.


Most foreigners don't deserve to go to Blizzcon anyway.

I disagree, I personally think it sucks that all the players at Blizzcon are from the same country when most of the audience is not from that country. It would be just like if the World Cup was all teams from EU and South America cuz they are the best. Well there's more to it than that IMO.


Just because you want to see them there doesn't mean they deserve to go. Blizzcon is for the most skilled players, It's not a form of WCG.

I think it adds value to have global representation for a global audience, it's not just about having the most skilled players. I think Blizzcon misses out a lot to have some of the biggest names in the foreign scene missing from the biggest tournament of the year like Snute, Scarlett, Bunny, etc. The World Cup derives a lot of value from having a diversity of countries from every continent even if they are not objectively the strongest ones, and it is the biggest sporting event in the world. Like the World Cup, there's room to have a competition that still crowns the best and most skillful, while still being inclusive to a diversity of countries.


Ok yes there is value, but you quoted my post saying " they don't deserve it " saying you disagree, then you listed a bunch of reasons that have nothing to do with them deserving it.

The reasons I mentioned have everything to do with why they deserve it. They add value to the tournament and to the SC2 esports scene. That is the point. Sports/esports are not about scoring points or winning or losing. They are simply a form of entertainment. If your audience are entertained and interested, you've succeeded, and if not, you've failed.

As long as Blizzcon is 100% korean, I don't see how it or the SC2 esports scene is ever supposed to grow and appeal beyond a hardcore fanbase like here on TL.


Well for me It's about the competition so we fundamentally disagree.
iamcaustic
Profile Blog Joined May 2011
Canada1509 Posts
October 31 2014 04:55 GMT
#86
On October 31 2014 12:21 Waxangel wrote:
There are no region restrictions on GSL and or SpoTV tournaments, with players from any region able to compete.

This is a weird statement. Korean tournaments have always had inherent region lock by forcing players to take up residence in Korea for an extended period of time, due to their offline nature at all stages (qualifiers, dual tournament/Code A, main tournament/Code S).

I guess this is more to let international players know that they're still welcome to come to Korea and take part? In comparison, NA/EU need some sort of proof of residency, right?
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stuchiu
Profile Blog Joined June 2010
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
October 31 2014 04:56 GMT
#87
Why bother with SC2 at all. We should just cage Naniwa, Idra, Stephano and Nerchio in a cage and have them fight with bananas while CatzPajamas commentates outside the thunderdome.
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brickrd
Profile Blog Joined March 2014
United States4894 Posts
October 31 2014 05:01 GMT
#88
On October 31 2014 13:54 Evil_Sheep wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 13:35 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:31 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:13 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:11 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:02 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 12:58 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
So with these tournaments all going now, it seems less likely that foreigners will be much better off in WCS... this is a lot of points to Korea.


Most foreigners don't deserve to go to Blizzcon anyway.

I disagree, I personally think it sucks that all the players at Blizzcon are from the same country when most of the audience is not from that country. It would be just like if the World Cup was all teams from EU and South America cuz they are the best. Well there's more to it than that IMO.


Just because you want to see them there doesn't mean they deserve to go. Blizzcon is for the most skilled players, It's not a form of WCG.

I think it adds value to have global representation for a global audience, it's not just about having the most skilled players. I think Blizzcon misses out a lot to have some of the biggest names in the foreign scene missing from the biggest tournament of the year like Snute, Scarlett, Bunny, etc. The World Cup derives a lot of value from having a diversity of countries from every continent even if they are not objectively the strongest ones, and it is the biggest sporting event in the world. Like the World Cup, there's room to have a competition that still crowns the best and most skillful, while still being inclusive to a diversity of countries.


Ok yes there is value, but you quoted my post saying " they don't deserve it " saying you disagree, then you listed a bunch of reasons that have nothing to do with them deserving it.

The reasons I mentioned have everything to do with why they deserve it. They add value to the tournament and to the SC2 esports scene. That is the point. Sports/esports are not about scoring points or winning or losing. They are simply a form of entertainment. If your audience are entertained and interested, you've succeeded, and if not, you've failed.

As long as Blizzcon is 100% korean, I don't see how it or the SC2 esports scene is ever supposed to grow and appeal beyond a hardcore fanbase like here on TL.
yet another person incapable of believing that anyone could think differently or not be blindly hyped by foreign presence. you're just saying things that you want to be true as if they're fact. if the community wanted foreigners vs Koreans or to watch more foreigners in general then the viewers would demonstrate that. shoutcraft was a failure and every other foreign oriented tournament has ranged from shitty to gimmicky to forgettable

i love foreigners but there is no point in watching them lose 100% to far better players. it's not hype with zero chance. naniwa was hype because he actually had a chance which he proved by winning games, not by whining about his nationality and asking for handouts. scarlett and snute cause moderate hype for the same reason. but if they can't rack up the points or take home trophies they don't belong at elite competitions
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lichter
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
October 31 2014 05:07 GMT
#89
On October 31 2014 13:56 stuchiu wrote:
Why bother with SC2 at all. We should just cage Naniwa, Idra, Stephano and Nerchio in a cage and have them fight with bananas while CatzPajamas commentates outside the thunderdome.


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Shinespark
Profile Joined June 2011
Chile843 Posts
October 31 2014 05:09 GMT
#90
Does no one care that the GSL's prize pool is dropping by ~40% ?
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Peanutdog
Profile Joined September 2011
United States28 Posts
October 31 2014 05:16 GMT
#91
On October 31 2014 14:09 Shinespark wrote:
Does no one care that the GSL's prize pool is dropping by ~40% ?


I wouldn't be completely against it if that means gsl is no longer 'wcs korea', which is sort of what it sounds like
Yakikorosu
Profile Joined March 2013
1203 Posts
October 31 2014 05:17 GMT
#92
On October 31 2014 14:16 Peanutdog wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 14:09 Shinespark wrote:
Does no one care that the GSL's prize pool is dropping by ~40% ?


I wouldn't be completely against it if that means gsl is no longer 'wcs korea', which is sort of what it sounds like


GSL hasn't been "WCS Korea" since the start of 2014. But it's just a name, who cares?
Shinespark
Profile Joined June 2011
Chile843 Posts
October 31 2014 05:20 GMT
#93
Besides the prize pool of the GSL drastically dropping, the last 4 finals have been held in the studio. This is terrible news.
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pure.Wasted
Profile Blog Joined December 2008
Canada4701 Posts
October 31 2014 05:24 GMT
#94
On October 31 2014 13:48 brickrd wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 13:36 iMrising wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:33 Zenbrez wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:31 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:13 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:11 Evil_Sheep wrote:
On October 31 2014 13:02 Dodgin wrote:
On October 31 2014 12:58 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
So with these tournaments all going now, it seems less likely that foreigners will be much better off in WCS... this is a lot of points to Korea.


Most foreigners don't deserve to go to Blizzcon anyway.

I disagree, I personally think it sucks that all the players at Blizzcon are from the same country when most of the audience is not from that country. It would be just like if the World Cup was all teams from EU and South America cuz they are the best. Well there's more to it than that IMO.


Just because you want to see them there doesn't mean they deserve to go. Blizzcon is for the most skilled players, It's not a form of WCG.

I think it adds value to have global representation for a global audience, it's not just about having the most skilled players. I think Blizzcon misses out a lot to have some of the biggest names in the foreign scene missing from the biggest tournament of the year like Snute, Scarlett, Bunny, etc. The World Cup derives a lot of value from having a diversity of countries from every continent even if they are not objectively the strongest ones, and it is the biggest sporting event in the world. Like the World Cup, there's room to have a competition that still crowns the best and most skillful, while still being inclusive to a diversity of countries.

What's the point though if they're just going to get stomp round 1 though?

Foreigners = more hype
more hype = more viewers. Even if they get stomped first round, the prospect of having a foreigner that participated in blizzcon, I think, is enough.
Lets pretend that Scarlett/Bunny/Snute made Blizzcon. I think we can safely assume that many people in the crowd/chat/forums will be hyped up about their participation. We can see this in Red Bull when Scarlett let those banelings go on habitation station etc

so foreigners = viewers? i guess that's why tournaments specifically put together to showcase the best foreign talent and pit them against koreans have been so MASSIVELY successful and celebrated, right? you're making the common mistake of "i would watch for foreigners, therefore a commercially viable majority of people must obviously think the same way i think"

and none of these arguments explains why blizzcon should have foreigners... like someone pointed out its not meant to be an international cup to represent nations, its a finals for the top tournament performers of the year as defined by the wcs system. you can debate whether MC and Hyun fit the spirit of the event (i personally do since they've made a huge impact on the scene though their travel and performance) but there is no argument that blizzcon was conceived of or I'd obligated to function as a charity for substandard players. people bitch that mc/hyun aren't "good enough" but at least they accrued points legitimately using the system available to them. foreigners can't win shit with or without flawed wcs point distribution so why throw them into tournaments for free? if your claims that it would create hype and esports dollars were correct then the community would have already proven it


I'm with you on the foreigners issue, but I'd rather see 12 KR players and 4 legitimate foreigners who get knocked out in 3-0 and 3-1 sweeps than the situation we have now, which is 16 Koreans, but about half of them would shrivel up and die if placed in a room with Maru, Rain, or soO. It'll get more foreign fans watching and it'll lead to a more fair skill distribution overall.
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Yakikorosu
Profile Joined March 2013
1203 Posts
October 31 2014 05:24 GMT
#95
On October 31 2014 14:20 Shinespark wrote:
Besides the prize pool of the GSL drastically dropping, the last 4 finals have been held in the studio. This is terrible news.


Why? It makes sense to hold them in the studio because booking event venues that would end up 50% empty was ridiculous. Better to have full studios than half-empty audience halls.

Yes, the prize pool for GSL is decreasing, but the prize pool for Korean individual tournaments (adding together the SpoTV and GSL tournaments) is higher. And we'll have Proleague again, and possibly another KeSPA Cup and GSL Global Tournament and there's still Hot6ix Cup this year... it actually seems like SC2 is slowly growing in Korea instead of slowly shrinking as it was for years.
Garnet
Profile Blog Joined February 2006
Vietnam9027 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 05:26:44
October 31 2014 05:26 GMT
#96
On October 31 2014 12:27 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 12:24 stuchiu wrote:
Did they announce 2nd place prize pool? So we can know how much soO makes next year?

Ouch.

It would be fucked up if soO actually won silver in every single WCS related tournament. He would be immortalized as the Kong.

He already is. The Kong line should be renamed to The soO line.
peanuts
Profile Blog Joined May 2012
United States1225 Posts
October 31 2014 05:30 GMT
#97
Super hype to see this!

Also super hype, because it gives Sora more events to go to and assert himself as the God of Protoss.
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Shellshock
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
United States97276 Posts
October 31 2014 05:31 GMT
#98
Sounds exciting. Hope it works out
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SlammerIV
Profile Joined December 2013
United States526 Posts
October 31 2014 05:32 GMT
#99
Awesome, this is really, really cool. This news makes region lock much more acceptable as now Koreans will have more options inside Korea.
OtherWorld
Profile Blog Joined October 2013
France17333 Posts
October 31 2014 05:43 GMT
#100
Omg they did it, the world is now officialy saved. Very nice to see, hopefully it will restore the KR/NA/EU WCS points balance and will allow us to see something else than 8 foreigners getting trashed by 8 Koreans at next Blizzcon. I'm curious as to what will happen to WCS points for PL though, they seem kinda unnecessary now
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