EPTDreamHack announces DH Open 2015 - Page 4
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SuperHofmann
Italy1741 Posts
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nkr
Sweden5451 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:48 b3nd3r wrote: Why not rename DreamHack to CSgoHack? Lost my respect for DH, just ridiculous now You know, Dreamhack was around for one and a half decade before sc2 got released. It owes nothing to Sc2. Be glad they are still holding tournaments for the game rather than actually going for more popular games like hearthstone, lol, dota or whatever | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:36 Clubfan wrote: One of the saddest days in SC2 history... Holy shit talk about drama queens You know it's a sad day for SC2 history when there's still like 500 fucking tournaments each week. Right? | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:52 nkr wrote: You know, Dreamhack was around for one and a half decade before sc2 got released. It owes nothing to Sc2. Be glad they are still holding tournaments for the game rather than actually going for more popular games like hearthstone, lol, dota or whatever Naw mate, DH cutting down on SC2 is obviously a terrible betrayal that was decided for no pragmatic reasons whatsoever. | ||
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Larkin
United Kingdom7161 Posts
Well, guess I'm not going then | ||
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Luolis
Finland7169 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:54 KeksX wrote: Holy shit talk about drama queens You know it's a sad day for SC2 history when there's still like 500 fucking tournaments each week. Right? You dont think that one of the biggest esport tournament organisers drops SC from their 2 biggest events? Get real. | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:55 Luolis wrote: You dont think that one of the biggest esport tournament organisers drops SC from their 2 biggest events? Get real. "Get real" !? Rofl, you guys are blowing this way out of propotion. It completely makes sense for them. CS:GO is wayyy bigger than SC2, the fact that they still hold 3 events for SC2 regardless is great. As I said, the fact that they did not pick Winter/Summer for this is a bummer, but otherwise still having 3 events for HotS is great. DH is a company that needs to rake in profits. And we all have to face it that you're not going to get the big crowds with HotS atm. | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:58 KeksX wrote: "Get real" !? Rofl, you guys are blowing this way out of propotion. It completely makes sense for them. CS:GO is wayyy bigger than SC2, the fact that they still hold 3 events for SC2 regardless is great. As I said, the fact that they did not pick Winter/Summer for this is a bummer, but otherwise still having 3 events for HotS is great. DH is a company that needs to rake in profits. And we all have to face it that you're not going to get the big crowds with HotS atm. What are you even talking about? Let's check the original quote again: On March 11 2015 01:36 Clubfan wrote: One of the saddest days in SC2 history... And then you are talking about CS:GO and business decisions. wtf is that related to this? This INDEED is one of the saddest days of SC2 history. It completely makes sense for them. CS:GO is wayyy bigger than SC2 It doesn't mean that this can't the one of the saddest days of the SC2. If he had said "This is one of the saddest days of the Dreamhack", I would understand you. | ||
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Lexender
Mexico2656 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:52 nkr wrote: You know, Dreamhack was around for one and a half decade before sc2 got released. It owes nothing to Sc2. Be glad they are still holding tournaments for the game rather than actually going for more popular games like hearthstone, lol, dota or whatever These games are garbage, the future is in maincraft !! | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32747 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:48 b3nd3r wrote: Why not rename DreamHack to CSgoHack? Lost my respect for DH, just ridiculous now DreamHack was around long before SC2 was announced rofl. Also considering DreamHack's e-sports scene was promoted by CS and arena FPS it could be said SC2 was the usurper before CS:GO took the throne back. | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On March 11 2015 02:06 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: What are you even talking about? Let's check the original quote again: And then you are talking about CS:GO and business decisions. wtf is that related to this? This INDEED is one of the saddest days of SC2 history. It doesn't mean that this can't the one of the saddest days of the SC2. Is it sad? Yeah, kinda. Is it understandable? Yes. Is it one of the saddest day in SC2 history? I hardly think so. There'll be much worse things, such as DH completely abandoning SC2 etc. But just because they drop down their SC2 coverage to get on the CS:GO hypetrain for a while, while most "sleeper SC2 Viewers" are just waiting for LotV is not so sad afterall. I talk about CS:GO because when you only see this, SC2 getting less coverage, it is sad. In all the context though it just makes sense for them and the fact that they STILL have SC2 even though they could easily just abandon it completely, shows that there's still a future for DH and SC2. LotV might even be main event again, who knows. | ||
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KingAlphard
Italy1705 Posts
On March 11 2015 02:08 KeksX wrote: Is it sad? Yeah, kinda. Is it understandable? Yes. Is it one of the saddest day in SC2 history? I hardly think so. There'll be much worse things, such as DH completely abandoning SC2 etc. But just because they drop down their SC2 coverage to get on the CS:GO hypetrain for a while, while most "sleeper SC2 Viewers" are just waiting for LotV is not so sad afterall. I talk about CS:GO because when you only see this, SC2 getting less coverage, it is sad. In all the context though it just makes sense for them and the fact that they STILL have SC2 even though they could easily just abandon it completely, shows that there's still a future for DH and SC2. LotV might even be main event again, who knows. The thing is LotV will only build some hype for about 6 months like HotS did. Seeing DH dropping SC2 so quickly when viewer numbers decrease compared to other games, makes you understand that within 1-2 years sc2 might be completely disappeared from DH. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On March 11 2015 01:39 Ej_ wrote: Anyone knows how accomodation on Dreamhack looks like? I wanted to go to Valencia this year, but they haven't released any details yet and I don't know if it's worth (possible) getting a ticket that will provide a sleeping place in the hall and if so, if they let you sleep over there after the last day or competition and so on. And I wanted to book my plane tickets already  .Would be really nice if someone familiar with Dreamhack format/scheduling/accomodation made a FAQ, because that on their covers only ticket printing and refunds... If you have problems, I now a very nice tangerine plantation near the city where I slept quite well during my last visit. The only drawback was that I wasn't able to eat tangerines for a couple of years afterwards  | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On March 11 2015 02:11 KingAlphard wrote: The thing is LotV will only build some hype for about 6 months like HotS did. Seeing DH dropping SC2 so quickly when viewer numbers decrease compared to other games, makes you understand that within 1-2 years sc2 might be completely disappeared from DH. They are not dropping it completely though, just shifting focus. Also the fact that you think that LotV will only create hype for 6 months and then drop more is sadder than this, tbh. I for one hope that LotV will do a lot more than that. Anyway, DH has been picking up games and dropping them again all over the place. What makes you think that such a thing would be permanent? They are just reacting to whats popular. So even if they'd drop it completely for a certain time period, if SC2 then rises again in popularity they'd pick it back up. Depending on what Blizzard plans to do with SC2 past LotV, that could easily happen. But thats theorycrafting. I'm just saying that this is not the end of the world by far. | ||
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On March 11 2015 02:14 KeksX wrote: They are not dropping it completely though, just shifting focus. Also the fact that you think that LotV will only create hype for 6 months and then drop more is sadder than this, tbh. I for one hope that LotV will do a lot more than that. Anyway, DH has been picking up games and dropping them again all over the place. What makes you think that such a thing would be permanent? They are just reacting to whats popular. So even if they'd drop it completely for a certain time period, if SC2 then rises again in popularity they'd pick it back up. Depending on what Blizzard plans to do with SC2 past LotV, that could easily happen. But thats theorycrafting. I'm just saying that this is not the end of the world by far. Hope all you want man... But that is probably the case. | ||
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KtJ
United States3514 Posts
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On March 11 2015 02:08 KeksX wrote: Is it sad? Yeah, kinda. Is it understandable? Yes. Is it one of the saddest day in SC2 history? I hardly think so. There'll be much worse things, such as DH completely abandoning SC2 etc. But just because they drop down their SC2 coverage to get on the CS:GO hypetrain for a while, while most "sleeper SC2 Viewers" are just waiting for LotV is not so sad afterall. I talk about CS:GO because when you only see this, SC2 getting less coverage, it is sad. In all the context though it just makes sense for them and the fact that they STILL have SC2 even though they could easily just abandon it completely, shows that there's still a future for DH and SC2. LotV might even be main event again, who knows. Understandable? Yes, I understand why they dropped few sc2 events. I know CS:GO gets more viewers so its better business decision. Also we are talking about history (what have happend so far), not future. So far this is one of the saddest days of SC2. | ||
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Yonnua
United Kingdom2331 Posts
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Thax
Belgium1060 Posts
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