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Chaggi
Korea (South)1936 Posts
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
Don't see why everyone is being so negative, there are plenty of Korean leagues if that's what you'd like to see. | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On December 22 2015 07:19 Lorch wrote: So much this. Was actually planning to go with my gf, but given that it's gonna be foreigners only we won't go. I was really looking forward to DH coming to Germany as I very much so prefer their events over ESL's (at least when it comes to attending in person), but all my favourite players are Kespa Koreans and I don't really see any point in going now. Hold on let me go get the Violin because Kespa players went to Dreamhack so often 10/10 buddy On December 22 2015 07:27 oo_Wonderful_oo wrote: One day we'll move from "more people watcihng - better the scene" leitmotif. Won't happen tonight though. You would think that with the popular well proclaimed "mature audience" that SC2 has, we wouldn't be running into high school mentality of "my esports has to be bigger than yours" | ||
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jeeeKyyy
35 Posts
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12502 Posts
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
On December 22 2015 08:57 desRow wrote: Hold on let me go get the Violin because Kespa players went to Dreamhack so often 10/10 buddy You would think that with the popular well proclaimed "mature audience" that SC2 has, we wouldn't be running into high school mentality of "my esports has to be bigger than yours" Wow sorry for wanting to see Koreans | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
enjoying things you enjoy, the worst. | ||
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nighcol
298 Posts
On December 22 2015 07:29 Darkencik wrote: Blizzard is spending so much money on this :o the prize pool + travel and accommodations i really hope that it works out and Starcraft will become more popular I think moving that WCS funding here is a smart move and things would've turned out better if they did that from the start. Not that it was completely obvious back then, but the Riot-style model without proper region lock didn't help SC2 much. Hopefully it will help at this point as you say. | ||
NonY
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Swisslink
2956 Posts
On December 22 2015 09:06 jeeeKyyy wrote: Personally, i really dont care if koreans play or do not play. I believe SC2 fans should be supporting events like this no matter what they think about the current state of WCS. I disagree. Basically, if the viewers really drop pretty damn hard, there are two possible outcomes: 1) Blizzard/IEM/RB/DH agree that the system sucks and open up the tournaments to Koreans. 2) IEM/RB/DH think it's the game and not the system and they drop the game. I mean, I'd be really pissed if StarCraft II died because it's the only eSports title I really like watching. However, I could not care less about foreigner only tournaments. Therefore, strictly speaking, whether they play SCII with the current rules at DH or not at all, does not really affect my interest. In both cases it's equal to 0. And under these circumstances, I don't see why I should support a format I don't like at all and that destroyed all the tournaments I liked to watch (-> Korean tournaments are hard to follow, because they're on at... 10:00 AM...) | ||
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Deathstar
9150 Posts
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ChillingFrog89
25 Posts
On December 22 2015 08:46 FiWiFaKi wrote: Looks really good, I'm really looking forward to this. Don't see why everyone is being so negative, there are plenty of Korean leagues if that's what you'd like to see. Isn't tournament suppose to be a test of competitiveness and skill? what they are doing is avoiding real competition and the most skilled players from korea, Should WCS circuit be called tournament anymore? or renamed as WCS charity ceremony for the less skilled. it is disgraceful for both foreigner and korean to face policy like this | ||
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bypLy
757 Posts
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Deathstar
9150 Posts
On December 22 2015 09:38 ChillingFrog89 wrote: Isn't tournament suppose to be a test of competitiveness and skill? what they are doing is avoiding real competition and the most skilled players from korea, Should WCS circuit be called tournament anymore? or renamed as WCS charity ceremony for the less skilled. it is disgraceful for both foreigner and korean to face policy like this Competition isn't important to a lot of these people. They just want koreans gone. | ||
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BoB_KiLLeR
Spain620 Posts
http://de.intelextrememasters.com/season10/asia/ On December 22 2015 09:06 jeeeKyyy wrote: Personally, i really dont care if koreans play or do not play. I believe SC2 fans should be supporting events like this no matter what they think about the current state of WCS. And this guy is right. If you really love StarCraft and have so much passion then you should support our game anyway. | ||
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sagi
Finland346 Posts
On December 22 2015 09:29 NonY wrote: Keeping with the tradition of absurdly late announcements. I think it's inappropriate to require people to plan international travel with less than a month notice. Yeah, seems quite unprofessional. Very inconvenient for potential players. Plus it's also a lot more expensive to book flights so late. | ||
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
On December 22 2015 09:29 NonY wrote: Keeping with the tradition of absurdly late announcements. I think it's inappropriate to require people to plan international travel with less than a month notice. yeah, I know you've brought this up in the past but let's hope this was just delayed due to WCS changes and there will be more notice int he future! | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
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achan1058
1091 Posts
On December 22 2015 09:45 BoB_KiLLeR wrote: So much missinformation regarding IEM Taiwan in here. IEM Taiwan will be a global event. Oddly though, it doesn't meet the requirements for a global event, such as +16 players and only having $25k prizepool. Maybe IEM Taiwan won't be a WCS point tournament at all. http://de.intelextrememasters.com/season10/asia/ And this guy is right. If you really love StarCraft and have so much passion then you should support our game anyway. I rather spend that time watching GSL VOD's and such. That, and Hearthstone if they have it at Dreamhack. No region locking there last time I checked. | ||
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ChillingFrog89
25 Posts
On December 22 2015 09:58 stuchiu wrote: SC2 fans can enjoy what they want, they dont have a moral obligation to watch every event. it is disappointing but you are correct, these sc2 tournament is descending from esport which were competitve to merely a event now. | ||
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