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SystemXN
China105 Posts
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REyeM
2674 Posts
On January 06 2016 18:39 Seeker wrote: I talked to PartinG during BlizzCon opening weekend. According to him, YFW will be dropping their SC2 division. I want Has in Korea! | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50110 Posts
On January 06 2016 19:04 Phredxor wrote: I assume there still hasn't been any word about PL? Looking like a late start this year.. knowing KeSPA you're in for a last minute announcement, they're gonna be like,"hey guys this is the format/teams etc etc, we starting next week, boom." | ||
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JonnySC2
Germany119 Posts
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Ctesias
4595 Posts
On January 06 2016 19:24 BLinD-RawR wrote: knowing KeSPA you're in for a last minute announcement, they're gonna be like,"hey guys this is the format/teams etc etc, we starting next week, boom." As long as they inform the teams in advance I don't really mind. | ||
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KappaKingPrime
United States468 Posts
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
I had a talk with 4Leaf (owner of flash wolves) back in October of this year when I went to their training house to do some interviews with the LoL team. He told me that parting sees no future in Starcraft 2. | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12129 Posts
On January 06 2016 20:10 BreAKerTV wrote: If you guys want the truth, and you have my permission to put this in the OP... I had a talk with 4Leaf (owner of flash wolves) back in October of this year when I went to their training house to do some interviews with the LoL team. He told me that parting sees no future in Starcraft 2. ... my heart is broken right now | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
Edit: I think a chinese team and growing his douyutv stream makes sense. | ||
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MaCRo.gg
Korea (South)860 Posts
On January 06 2016 20:37 Musicus wrote: Parting will not retire and keep playing sc2. https://twitter.com/PartinGBigBoy/status/682277046471364608 Edit: I think a chinese team and growing his douyutv stream makes sense. Out of curiosity How does he communicate to observers on his stream? He probably knows few traditional characters but likely can't communicate in Mandarin, just curious. From my limited experience with douyu it looks more like streamers stream and have almost no interactions with the viewers. How are the stream numbers for douyu? At least for WC3 and Moba content there seems to be more viewers than twitch, is it true for sc2 as well? I don't see the point in Parting coming back to Korea, banned from PL is too rough imo. With practically everyone downsizing their rosters is there a Chinese team that can give him the salary he wants? | ||
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GreenHealing
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Veluvian
Bulgaria256 Posts
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On January 06 2016 21:21 GreenHealing wrote: Why parting cant play proleague? Stupid Kespa rules http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/starcraft-2/471157-parting-unable-to-play-in-2015-proleague | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On January 06 2016 21:16 MaCRo.gg wrote: Out of curiosity How does he communicate to observers on his stream? He probably knows few traditional characters but likely can't communicate in Mandarin, just curious. From my limited experience with douyu it looks more like streamers stream and have almost no interactions with the viewers. How are the stream numbers for douyu? At least for WC3 and Moba content there seems to be more viewers than twitch, is it true for sc2 as well? I don't see the point in Parting coming back to Korea, banned from PL is too rough imo. With practically everyone downsizing their rosters is there a Chinese team that can give him the salary he wants? I can only tell you that the viewership is indeed bigger than on twitch, even for sc2. MMA just started streaming there and had 8k viewers. I think Parting had above 10 or 15k before. They seem to be talking a mixture of korean and english, throwing in a chinese word here and there  . | ||
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aQuaSC
717 Posts
On January 06 2016 21:36 Musicus wrote: I can only tell you that the viewership is indeed bigger than on twitch, even for sc2. MMA just started streaming there and had 8k viewers. I think Parting had above 10 or 15k before. They seem to be talking a mixture of korean and english, throwing in a chinese word here and there .I've seen someone saying that viewer numbers on douyu can be manipulated, told to "divide by 10" or something similar. I wonder how much of it it's true, I don't believe it personally. Probably some western twitch syndrome hehe | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On January 06 2016 18:42 Elentos wrote: Maybe they will allow the banned ones to play to make sure Proleague has 8 teams. So this year's Team 8 will be "KeSPA JailBREAK eSports Team"? Man, that sounds exciting | ||
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Yiome
China1687 Posts
On January 06 2016 21:36 Musicus wrote: I can only tell you that the viewership is indeed bigger than on twitch, even for sc2. MMA just started streaming there and had 8k viewers. I think Parting had above 10 or 15k before. They seem to be talking a mixture of korean and english, throwing in a chinese word here and there .Don't take Douyu's viewer number seriously. Even Douyu's website marks the number as 人气值("popularity") instead of "viewer count". My guess is that the number is some sort of cumulative view count over a period of time, so it always larger than real viewer number at a certain moment. But judging from the activity of the chat the real viewer count should be okay and Douyu seems to pay well, as the steaming sites in China are competing quite furiously right now to get popular streamers. | ||
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Elentos
55510 Posts
On January 06 2016 22:03 OtherWorld wrote: So this year's Team 8 will be "KeSPA JailBREAK eSports Team"? Man, that sounds exciting Short: KeSPA Jail Team or Team Jail. Rumor has it that they will be playing in black/white stripes. | ||
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MaCRo.gg
Korea (South)860 Posts
On January 06 2016 21:36 Musicus wrote: I can only tell you that the viewership is indeed bigger than on twitch, even for sc2. MMA just started streaming there and had 8k viewers. I think Parting had above 10 or 15k before. They seem to be talking a mixture of korean and english, throwing in a chinese word here and there .I'm shocked, they can read the chat? I haven't seen more than a word of english on any douyu chat so I assume it is in Chinese. I think it is a good transition, it seemed to work wonders for LoL why not SC2? Is this even "legal" under the rules set by Blizzard though? Can Chinese scene hold tournaments that have Koreans in them without going "global"? | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On January 06 2016 22:27 MaCRo.gg wrote: I'm shocked, they can read the chat? I haven't seen more than a word of english on any douyu chat so I assume it is in Chinese. I think it is a good transition, it seemed to work wonders for LoL why not SC2? Is this even "legal" under the rules set by Blizzard though? Can Chinese scene hold tournaments that have Koreans in them without going "global"? What? You mean without having any connection to WCS at all? It happens all the time in China. It happened last year with WEC and the most recent tournament with Flash, JD, Lilbow, snute, those guys. | ||
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