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Fliparoni
Profile Joined February 2012
205 Posts
January 22 2016 06:06 GMT
#121
Lol. What a joke this tournament is
Lunareste
Profile Joined July 2011
United States3596 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-01-22 06:12:53
January 22 2016 06:12 GMT
#122
On January 22 2016 13:38 FrkFrJss wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke. You've left 90% of the top quality players to play in like 10% of the tournaments. Why? Because foreigners couldn't compete and you want a bigger market of shit instead of a smaller marker with higher quality. Business stand point in the long term it does make sense, but short term and from a fan point of view we should rightfully be upset.

Think of the poor B-team Korean who is easily better than the majority of the foreign scene, now impossible for them to follow their dreams while we get entitled foreigners being actually rewarded because they are weaker. The strong is suppose to survive not the weak.

Personally I may try and stay up eventually to watch a gsl game or two this season but tournaments with complete sub par players and 1-3 good players hold no interest to me. Just throwing in my two cents since this thread seems to have devolved into a shit show.


Romanticize it as you want, but how many B-teamers have we really seen in 2015? Maybe like less than five? Most of the player who play in the iems and the dreamhacks are the top-tier players (or close to top-tier).

I don't disagree that having so few top-level koreans is disappointing, and it is less of a draw to watch the tournaments. But, at the highest level, the top foreigners do produce games that are equivalent to mid-tier Koreans. Perhaps not as often, but it still does happen.

Besides, I want to know how much you are REALLY able to distinguish between Korean games and top foreigner games. As much as I do think that Catz was somewhat mistaken in that noone could tell between any foreigners and any koreans playing if you hid the names, I would say that you would not be able to tell as clearly as you might think that koreans or foreigners are playing.



LOL show me a single foreigner who has ever played half as well as Baby did versus Patience a few days ago.

The KeSPA B-teamers who are on the Proleague teams and aren't playing televised matches may be indistinguishable to top tier foreigners, but the cream of the crop Korean A and S class players exist in an entirely different universe as they always have.
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nerpderp
Profile Joined February 2013
United States780 Posts
January 22 2016 06:14 GMT
#123
Why are there invites at all for this tournament? It's a new year, and a new game entirely. You're essentially giving free money to players who did well LAST year, instead of players who are doing well right now. It makes no sense.
"It's not that I have A.D.D., it's just that oh look a bunny rabbit!"
FrkFrJss
Profile Joined April 2015
Canada1205 Posts
January 22 2016 06:32 GMT
#124
On January 22 2016 15:12 Lunareste wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 13:38 FrkFrJss wrote:
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke. You've left 90% of the top quality players to play in like 10% of the tournaments. Why? Because foreigners couldn't compete and you want a bigger market of shit instead of a smaller marker with higher quality. Business stand point in the long term it does make sense, but short term and from a fan point of view we should rightfully be upset.

Think of the poor B-team Korean who is easily better than the majority of the foreign scene, now impossible for them to follow their dreams while we get entitled foreigners being actually rewarded because they are weaker. The strong is suppose to survive not the weak.

Personally I may try and stay up eventually to watch a gsl game or two this season but tournaments with complete sub par players and 1-3 good players hold no interest to me. Just throwing in my two cents since this thread seems to have devolved into a shit show.


Romanticize it as you want, but how many B-teamers have we really seen in 2015? Maybe like less than five? Most of the player who play in the iems and the dreamhacks are the top-tier players (or close to top-tier).

I don't disagree that having so few top-level koreans is disappointing, and it is less of a draw to watch the tournaments. But, at the highest level, the top foreigners do produce games that are equivalent to mid-tier Koreans. Perhaps not as often, but it still does happen.

Besides, I want to know how much you are REALLY able to distinguish between Korean games and top foreigner games. As much as I do think that Catz was somewhat mistaken in that noone could tell between any foreigners and any koreans playing if you hid the names, I would say that you would not be able to tell as clearly as you might think that koreans or foreigners are playing.



LOL show me a single foreigner who has ever played half as well as Baby did versus Patience a few days ago.

The KeSPA B-teamers who are on the Proleague teams and aren't playing televised matches may be indistinguishable to top tier foreigners, but the cream of the crop Korean A and S class players exist in an entirely different universe as they always have.


Scarlett vs bomber Red Bull Battlegrounds. It was one of best TvZs I've ever seen, and it was when Bomber was in better shape than he is now.

Naniwa vs Life IEM New York, Idra vs Boxer

Under your reasoning, which I know to be not 100% literal, these players have definitely played "half as well."

I agree with you that the top level players are often at a different level, but I feel that the majority of Koreans that we talk about as being better are primarily those Code A/S level players, while the other Korean b-teamers and other unseen korean pros may not be so vastly better than the high level European pros (or even the (formerly) mid-high level of European pros)).

I mean, take Snute versus Classic and Rain in IEM Shenzhen. While I do not remember if their play was particularly admirable, he won versus the best of the best players, who, even on off days should perform better than most if not all foreigners (under the logic of many people in this forum).
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Incognoto
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
France10239 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-01-22 06:51:34
January 22 2016 06:47 GMT
#125
Intel Extreme Welfare!

I think I would rather see no Starcraft at all rather than this watered down, racist version.

Gotta agree. My outlook on SC2 fans definitely went down a notch. As a brood war contributor, not once have I ever let the status of the scene get to me. I've also watched the majority of SC2 tournaments and remained positive towards SC2 as a whole. Honestly, you guys who mock sentences or support the doom and gloom method suck. Find a way to start showing positive support, that's how things improve. Be constructive with every comment. Don't join the ranks of the rest of these downers. Bottom line, you can take my advice and add real contributions to the scene or become the social justice warrior that boycotted the game until you had nothing left. SC2 isn't dead in my eyes, but quality SC2 fans are.


Lol!

Blizzard has forced a ridiculously unfair set up on all Korean players, and we're not even supposed to call it out for being unfair?

these new rules are completely and totally unfair and shit for Korean players. i am sorry but i don't think that i could even force myself to be positive about something so disgusting.

i've never condoned the dedgaem circlejerk, but now all Korean players are effectively PROHIBITED from participating in GLOBAL events.

i still can hardly believe that they actually went through with that
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Nomzter
Profile Joined March 2012
Sweden2802 Posts
January 22 2016 06:54 GMT
#126
So its a "personality" tournament? Why aren't Winter, Destiny, Day9 etc invited?
BisuDagger
Profile Blog Joined October 2009
Bisutopia19299 Posts
January 22 2016 07:01 GMT
#127
On January 22 2016 15:47 Incognoto wrote:
Intel Extreme Welfare!

I think I would rather see no Starcraft at all rather than this watered down, racist version.

Show nested quote +
Gotta agree. My outlook on SC2 fans definitely went down a notch. As a brood war contributor, not once have I ever let the status of the scene get to me. I've also watched the majority of SC2 tournaments and remained positive towards SC2 as a whole. Honestly, you guys who mock sentences or support the doom and gloom method suck. Find a way to start showing positive support, that's how things improve. Be constructive with every comment. Don't join the ranks of the rest of these downers. Bottom line, you can take my advice and add real contributions to the scene or become the social justice warrior that boycotted the game until you had nothing left. SC2 isn't dead in my eyes, but quality SC2 fans are.


Lol!

Blizzard has forced a ridiculously unfair set up on all Korean players, and we're not even supposed to call it out for being unfair?

these new rules are completely and totally unfair and shit for Korean players. i am sorry but i don't think that i could even force myself to be positive about something so disgusting.

i've never condoned the dedgaem circlejerk, but now all Korean players are effectively PROHIBITED from participating in GLOBAL events.

i still can hardly believe that they actually went through with that

IEM is not to blame for this. You're arguing in all the wrong places. You can still support foreign players competing here while protesting the decision to block Koreans. And if you don't want to watch foreigners compete, then don't why bother posting in these threads? Your watered down trash posts aren't wanted here.
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BisuDagger
Profile Blog Joined October 2009
Bisutopia19299 Posts
January 22 2016 07:05 GMT
#128
On January 22 2016 15:54 Nomzter wrote:
So its a "personality" tournament? Why aren't Winter, Destiny, Day9 etc invited?

Is it? Or is it like the OP, based on wcs points and these are the best non Korean players? These players are pouring ridiculous amounts of effort into practicing LOTV and you guys have spent the entire thread trashing them. Why would any foreign player be motivated to play for such terrible fans? We need to start cultivating a positive atmosphere again.
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caneras
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
433 Posts
January 22 2016 07:08 GMT
#129
Surprised to see that Koreans can receive invites to a WCS event, even if they are residents of participating countries. Weren't non-citizen players not allowed to participate in online qualifiers for Dreamhack? I feel like being able to invite those players to the tournament either violates that rule or just disregards through kind of a loophole. Are all Koreans allowed to participate in the qualifiers? If Korean residents in other countries aren't allowed to qualify online for an event, I don't think they should be able to be invited either.
deacon.frost
Profile Joined February 2013
Czech Republic12129 Posts
January 22 2016 07:44 GMT
#130
On January 22 2016 16:01 BisuDagger wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 15:47 Incognoto wrote:
Intel Extreme Welfare!

I think I would rather see no Starcraft at all rather than this watered down, racist version.

Gotta agree. My outlook on SC2 fans definitely went down a notch. As a brood war contributor, not once have I ever let the status of the scene get to me. I've also watched the majority of SC2 tournaments and remained positive towards SC2 as a whole. Honestly, you guys who mock sentences or support the doom and gloom method suck. Find a way to start showing positive support, that's how things improve. Be constructive with every comment. Don't join the ranks of the rest of these downers. Bottom line, you can take my advice and add real contributions to the scene or become the social justice warrior that boycotted the game until you had nothing left. SC2 isn't dead in my eyes, but quality SC2 fans are.


Lol!

Blizzard has forced a ridiculously unfair set up on all Korean players, and we're not even supposed to call it out for being unfair?

these new rules are completely and totally unfair and shit for Korean players. i am sorry but i don't think that i could even force myself to be positive about something so disgusting.

i've never condoned the dedgaem circlejerk, but now all Korean players are effectively PROHIBITED from participating in GLOBAL events.

i still can hardly believe that they actually went through with that

IEM is not to blame for this. You're arguing in all the wrong places. You can still support foreign players competing here while protesting the decision to block Koreans. And if you don't want to watch foreigners compete, then don't why bother posting in these threads? Your watered down trash posts aren't wanted here.

The fact is that this is decision of Blizzard who consulted it with several foreigner team owners/leaders(e.g. CatZ). The fact is that Blizzard in the longterm don't know what they want(drastic changes each year).

Now the question is whether supporting foreign tournaments with Korean bans and giving negative feedback would change something. I think that it would signal that there are negative reactions but viewership stays the same(or is climbing). Therefore I am not supporting these tournaments unless there are actual top players. Because neither tournaments nor Blizzard won't know who is watching. When I give a negative feedback, they can think I was not watching(and others with negative attitude too) but the tournament still got pretty good numbers, so it's an OK solution for them.

Thus I am not watching anything foreigner based.
I imagine France should be able to take this unless Lilbow is busy practicing for Starcraft III. | KadaverBB is my fairy ban mother.
Wrath
Profile Blog Joined July 2014
3174 Posts
January 22 2016 07:52 GMT
#131
On January 22 2016 16:05 BisuDagger wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 15:54 Nomzter wrote:
So its a "personality" tournament? Why aren't Winter, Destiny, Day9 etc invited?

Is it? Or is it like the OP, based on wcs points and these are the best non Korean players? These players are pouring ridiculous amounts of effort into practicing LOTV and you guys have spent the entire thread trashing them. Why would any foreign player be motivated to play for such terrible fans? We need to start cultivating a positive atmosphere again.


I agree with this.

As much as we hate the new system, we are also taking it a bit too far and bashing the foreigner players where they have 0 infrastructure support outside of the sponsor money that does not guarantee a good start in life after you finish your career as a progamer.

The one who is blamed here is Blizzard. Instead of pouring all this money on prize pools that could have been used to create even a small infrastructure for foreigners in general like hiring coaches, creating small teams, team houses... etc and allow outside sponsors to sponsor them like Acer / Razer / GigaByte or anything.

Blizzard kept throwing money on prize pools and allow Koreans who had an infrastructure that is over 10 years old to dominate.

Now it is way too late for this system.
Prog455
Profile Joined April 2012
Denmark970 Posts
January 22 2016 07:52 GMT
#132
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.
Wrath
Profile Blog Joined July 2014
3174 Posts
January 22 2016 07:59 GMT
#133
On January 22 2016 16:52 Prog455 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.


DreamHack, IEM, and Red Bull.
Furinax
Profile Joined December 2015
Netherlands75 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-01-22 08:15:07
January 22 2016 08:14 GMT
#134
Go Polt!
Go Lilbow!
Go Marinelord!
Go Snute!

So many people to cheer for...
Prog455
Profile Joined April 2012
Denmark970 Posts
January 22 2016 08:18 GMT
#135
On January 22 2016 16:59 WrathSCII wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 16:52 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.


DreamHack, IEM, and Red Bull.



Are those tournaments that HAVE been affected, or WILL be affected? He stated that WCS had already had an influence on him watching SC2. However, according to Liquipedia Koreans such as: SoO, Fantasy, Innovation, Bomber, TY and Solar participated in the last IEM and Dreamhack.


Wrath
Profile Blog Joined July 2014
3174 Posts
January 22 2016 08:29 GMT
#136
On January 22 2016 17:18 Prog455 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 16:59 WrathSCII wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:52 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.


DreamHack, IEM, and Red Bull.



Are those tournaments that HAVE been affected, or WILL be affected? He stated that WCS had already had an influence on him watching SC2. However, according to Liquipedia Koreans such as: SoO, Fantasy, Innovation, Bomber, TY and Solar participated in the last IEM and Dreamhack.




HAVE been affected. Last year had different rules. Now the new rule is: "Koreans, go home".
20-Minute-Jackal
Profile Joined May 2015
United States336 Posts
January 22 2016 08:34 GMT
#137
On January 22 2016 17:29 WrathSCII wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 17:18 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:59 WrathSCII wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:52 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.


DreamHack, IEM, and Red Bull.



Are those tournaments that HAVE been affected, or WILL be affected? He stated that WCS had already had an influence on him watching SC2. However, according to Liquipedia Koreans such as: SoO, Fantasy, Innovation, Bomber, TY and Solar participated in the last IEM and Dreamhack.




HAVE been affected. Last year had different rules. Now the new rule is: "Koreans, go home".

*Unless you're Polt, Violet, or Hydra.
Prog455
Profile Joined April 2012
Denmark970 Posts
January 22 2016 08:36 GMT
#138
On January 22 2016 17:29 WrathSCII wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 17:18 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:59 WrathSCII wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:52 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.


DreamHack, IEM, and Red Bull.



Are those tournaments that HAVE been affected, or WILL be affected? He stated that WCS had already had an influence on him watching SC2. However, according to Liquipedia Koreans such as: SoO, Fantasy, Innovation, Bomber, TY and Solar participated in the last IEM and Dreamhack.




HAVE been affected. Last year had different rules. Now the new rule is: "Koreans, go home".


Yes i'm quite aware of the current rules. My point is that this dude said that WCS had already had an impact on the SC2 he watched. However, not a single tournament so far has been affected. The first tournament to be affected by the new WCS system is yet to start, and consequently it is bullshit to say that he watched less SC2 because of WCS.

Neither Dreamhack or IEM have at this point been affected, quite simply because they haven't yet been played.
deacon.frost
Profile Joined February 2013
Czech Republic12129 Posts
January 22 2016 08:40 GMT
#139
On January 22 2016 17:36 Prog455 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 17:29 WrathSCII wrote:
On January 22 2016 17:18 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:59 WrathSCII wrote:
On January 22 2016 16:52 Prog455 wrote:
On January 22 2016 13:07 Necro)Phagist( wrote:
I respect the people defending IEM and the Sc2 scene in general, we do need something positive to keep the scene going in these dark times.

But bottom line I haven't watched a single Sc2 game since this happened, this current system is nothing short of a very unfunny joke


Can you please remind me which tournaments so far that have been affected by the WCS change.


DreamHack, IEM, and Red Bull.



Are those tournaments that HAVE been affected, or WILL be affected? He stated that WCS had already had an influence on him watching SC2. However, according to Liquipedia Koreans such as: SoO, Fantasy, Innovation, Bomber, TY and Solar participated in the last IEM and Dreamhack.




HAVE been affected. Last year had different rules. Now the new rule is: "Koreans, go home".


Yes i'm quite aware of the current rules. My point is that this dude said that WCS had already had an impact on the SC2 he watched. However, not a single tournament so far has been affected. The first tournament to be affected by the new WCS system is yet to start, and consequently it is bullshit to say that he watched less SC2 because of WCS.

Neither Dreamhack or IEM have at this point been affected, quite simply because they haven't yet been played.

There were regional qualification without a qualification for the Korean slots. Is a qualification part of the tournament? Not sure whether it qualifies or not :-)
I imagine France should be able to take this unless Lilbow is busy practicing for Starcraft III. | KadaverBB is my fairy ban mother.
BlueStar
Profile Blog Joined August 2005
Bulgaria1168 Posts
January 22 2016 08:46 GMT
#140
On January 22 2016 16:05 BisuDagger wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 22 2016 15:54 Nomzter wrote:
So its a "personality" tournament? Why aren't Winter, Destiny, Day9 etc invited?

Is it? Or is it like the OP, based on wcs points and these are the best non Korean players? These players are pouring ridiculous amounts of effort into practicing LOTV and you guys have spent the entire thread trashing them. Why would any foreign player be motivated to play for such terrible fans? We need to start cultivating a positive atmosphere again.


There is no such justification in being a fan of somebody. Fans go with the strong ones, not with the people who behave like "I'll train for WarCraft4 and you'll see my power" ROFL

Foreigners are nowhere near the level of the Koreans, and I love to see Korean SC.
I know many people who have 15000 games and are still at diamond level, would you cheer for them than any progamer you know.
Don't be ridiculous.
The level of the foreign scene is declining and the esports fans don't want to watch cry babies and chobos.
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