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thewood
United States25 Posts
On November 21 2014 12:58 Cheren wrote: I think the plan is to have 3 GSLs, 3 SPOTV tournaments, and 3 KesPA cups, so this should be the biggest year in Korean Starcraft since 2011 which had 7 GSLs and like 3 special events. very excited for 2015 | ||
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Mahanaim
Korea (South)1002 Posts
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37023 Posts
On November 21 2014 12:00 lichter wrote: No idea. Says they will have other announcements sooner. I probably missed a bunch of things though ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ZYZjCVz.png) Sup? | ||
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negativedge
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Chuddinater
Korea (South)169 Posts
On November 21 2014 12:08 Random_0 wrote: Can someone in Korea tell me what SPOTV is? Is SPOTV on par with GomTV? Should we expect something epic like the MSL/OSL from SC1 or something less? SPOTV is much bigger than GOMTV. SPOTV is one of the largest sports channels in Korea, similar to ESPN in the U.S. They have the broadcasting rights in Korea for the top sports leagues in the world, such as NBA and MLB, as well as the Korean sports leagues as well. SPOTV has many different channels such as SPOTV2, similar to how ESPN has ESPN2 or ESPN U. SPOTV created a new channel SPOTV Games dedicated to e-Sports and they are now running multiple e-Sports leagues ranging from the most competitive game titles such as StarCraft 2 and Dota 2 as well as games like Cart Rider. | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:03 Chuddinater wrote: SPOTV is much bigger than GOMTV. SPOTV is one of the largest sports channels in Korea, similar to ESPN in the U.S. They have the broadcasting rights in Korea for the top sports leagues in the world, such as NBA and MLB, as well as the Korean sports leagues as well. SPOTV has many different channels such as SPOTV2, similar to how ESPN has ESPN2 or ESPN U. SPOTV created a new channel SPOTV Games dedicated to e-Sports and they are now running multiple e-Sports leagues ranging from the most competitive game titles such as StarCraft 2 and Dota 2 as well as games like Cart Rider. Is spotv bigger than OGN? Or are they on par? | ||
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Chuddinater
Korea (South)169 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:06 ptbl wrote: Is spotv bigger than OGN? Or are they on par? It depends on what you are comparing. OGN doesn't hold a candle to the entire SPOTV organizations. But at the same time OGN is owned by CJ, one of the largest companies in Korea, and CJ is bigger than SPOTV. | ||
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Doublemint
Austria8513 Posts
transformation from daed game to zombie game complete. | ||
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pure.Wasted
Canada4701 Posts
If this is right, that means we can expect even more consistency out of who gets into ro16. | ||
lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
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i.of.the.storm
United States795 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:09 Chuddinater wrote: It depends on what you are comparing. OGN doesn't hold a candle to the entire SPOTV organizations. But at the same time OGN is owned by CJ, one of the largest companies in Korea, and CJ is bigger than SPOTV. Meh, with all due respect, from their English proleague broadcasts their production values has been subpar but hopefully they'll pick it up. If they're really the ESPN of Korea they should be able to dedicate more resources to this, but PL honestly looked like an amateur production when they did it. Quite a drop off in quality from what I was used to with OGN. But maybe they just didn't want to dedicate too much resources to an English broadcast which could be temporary. | ||
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lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:38 i.of.the.storm wrote: Meh, with all due respect, from their English proleague broadcasts their production values has been subpar but hopefully they'll pick it up. If they're really the ESPN of Korea they should be able to dedicate more resources to this, but PL honestly looked like an amateur production when they did it. Quite a drop off in quality from what I was used to with OGN. But maybe they just didn't want to dedicate too much resources to an English broadcast which could be temporary. | ||
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bduddy
United States1326 Posts
On November 21 2014 11:57 syroz wrote: Open qualifier? My chance to be a sc2 progamer in korea! hurra! You realize that the GSL has always had open qualifiers, right? | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:46 bduddy wrote: You realize that the GSL has always had open qualifiers, right? Previously if a foreigner had been approved to join GSL, they would have a free spot in Code A and also live in the GomTV house. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
if they crosses and in the end players have to decide then its rly rly bad so lets hope | ||
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purakushi
United States3300 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:38 i.of.the.storm wrote: Meh, with all due respect, from their English proleague broadcasts their production values has been subpar but hopefully they'll pick it up. If they're really the ESPN of Korea they should be able to dedicate more resources to this, but PL honestly looked like an amateur production when they did it. Quite a drop off in quality from what I was used to with OGN. But maybe they just didn't want to dedicate too much resources to an English broadcast which could be temporary. Try the Korean stream. It is better even if you can not understand Korean. | ||
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Arceus
Vietnam8333 Posts
On November 21 2014 14:09 Chuddinater wrote: It depends on what you are comparing. OGN doesn't hold a candle to the entire SPOTV organizations. But at the same time OGN is owned by CJ, one of the largest companies in Korea, and CJ is bigger than SPOTV. with all due respect, OGN's production looks like the real ESPN while SPOTV's one is like random local channel which broadcasts sport twice per year | ||
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Chuddinater
Korea (South)169 Posts
On November 21 2014 15:13 Arceus wrote: I really do hope they SPOTV league offer a different experience than GSL with new format & maps. However under the WCS banner, maybe it's just more of the same with all due respect, OGN's production looks like the real ESPN while SPOTV's one is like random local channel which broadcasts sport twice per year SPOTV has made a lot of improvements from their 2012-2013 season of Proleague. Please keep in mind that this season it was only their 2nd year and are continuously working on improving their broadcasts. | ||
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