EPTThe state of SC2 in Taiwan + methods to help it. - Page 2
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Solar424
United States4001 Posts
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looknohands119
United States815 Posts
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BronzeKnee
United States5217 Posts
That decline leads to less people desiring to play it. The only thing Blizzard can do is make SC2 better. | ||
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ETisME
12373 Posts
On May 24 2015 00:40 BronzeKnee wrote: The problem is that the game itself is in decline. The balance, mechanics, strategic variety, map variety, ect... isn't what it was during SC2's peak. That decline leads to less people desiring to play it. The only thing Blizzard can do is make SC2 better. not really, the game is more balanced than ever. The main decline imo is just people getting tired of the pretty much same game and especially one that needs you to constantly grind games alone. SC2 is one of the few solo competitive game that has a few years of age. | ||
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sTYleZerG-eX
Mexico473 Posts
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On May 24 2015 02:12 sTYleZerG-eX wrote: wow Enlighten me, what is so "wow"? | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On May 23 2015 17:45 BreAKerTV wrote: Blzz NA reads TL. Blizz listens to people like incontrol, Totalbiscuit, Destiny (to some extent), and the rest of the old boys club. No one from the old boys club lives here like I do, so I'm doing my best to tell them what the problems are here domestically in Taiwan. Speaking of the old boys club, when is the new boys club coming back? | ||
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jacky9185
Taiwan27 Posts
link:http://hkest.hkesports.com/ Thanks. | ||
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Lexender
Mexico2627 Posts
Blizz stuff is hard to get in taiwan. Riot stuff is easy to get in taiwan, plus Riot contracted a taiwanesse company to sell their stuff. Nobody plays Blizz stuff because you can't get it anyway (HS cards, HotS skins/heroes, SC2 accounts) and because Blizz taiwan doesn't know how to handle their stuff. Not sure why everybody is talking about "ded gaem" when people in taiwan can't even purchase a copy of the damn game. | ||
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
Why did this thread serve as a magnet to so much ignorance. | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
On May 24 2015 15:13 Lexender wrote: I actually see it very clearly. Blizz stuff is hard to get in taiwan. Riot stuff is easy to get in taiwan, plus Riot contracted a taiwanesse company to sell their stuff. Nobody plays Blizz stuff because you can't get it anyway (HS cards, HotS skins/heroes, SC2 accounts) and because Blizz taiwan doesn't know how to handle their stuff. Not sure why everybody is talking about "ded gaem" when people in taiwan can't even purchase a copy of the damn game. if this is true, its horrible management by blizzard considering the taiwanese scene potential | ||
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Mallidon
Scotland557 Posts
On May 23 2015 17:49 BeStFAN wrote: you lack humility i think. blizzard does not have responsibility to answer to you... blizzard responds to community and people within community who are supported who are you?... who do you think you are? this is not just taiwan problem but star2 problem in general. And that is a big part of the issue. I've played WoW on and off for years and seeing how little they seem to know about making that game any better (it's still fun to play a bit, but you have to WORK to find your fun now. Most 'improvements' always seem to make things worse in the long run) and how little they listen to ANYONE, I'm never surprised to see them not listening to people regarding SC2. If SC2 is dying in Taiwan, chances are Blizzard will just let it die, which is sad for Taiwan  | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On May 24 2015 16:32 Mallidon wrote: If SC2 is dying in Taiwan, chances are Blizzard will just let it die, which is sad for Taiwan These are my sentiments exactly. This is because Taiwan has just as much if not more potential for eSports as Korea. The cost of living here is so much cheaper than seoul, internet speeds in taipei are amazing, and there is no shortage of young people willing to participate. The real problem is that LoL got too big and no organizations that espoused SC2 wanted to build a huge stadium for it in Taiwan or make the sc2 content they create parallel to, if not better than, that which is produced in Korea. EDIT: Or perhaps as someone else said here, "Starcraft 2 is just not getting better globally." Who knows? Maybe that guy is right since the 11th homestory cup will be crowdfunded... (not bashing on taketv when I say this, I love those guys for real). | ||
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