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On May 22 2016 02:25 Diabolique wrote:Well, if IEM come to Korea and do not include sc2 into the event, then shame on IEM, Intel should be banned in Korea as a company! Some boycott of Intel processors, I hope, AMD is still alive :-)
You hopes are false, sadly. Boycotting Intel would now mean boycotting PCs altogether ... which can be a good thing for your health!
On a more serious note, Intel is pretty awesome to sponsor any e-sports tourneys in this time when they basically have no real competition, even if it isn't exactly as we would have wished.
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On May 25 2016 23:20 opisska wrote:Show nested quote +On May 22 2016 02:25 Diabolique wrote:Well, if IEM come to Korea and do not include sc2 into the event, then shame on IEM, Intel should be banned in Korea as a company! Some boycott of Intel processors, I hope, AMD is still alive :-) You hopes are false, sadly. Boycotting Intel would now mean boycotting PCs altogether ... which can be a good thing for your health! On a more serious note, Intel is pretty awesome to sponsor any e-sports tourneys in this time when they basically have no real competition, even if it isn't exactly as we would have wished.
SC2 will be at Korea for sure anyway, there is no CS:GO scene in Korea.
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Mute City2363 Posts
On May 25 2016 23:31 Musicus wrote:Show nested quote +On May 25 2016 23:20 opisska wrote:On May 22 2016 02:25 Diabolique wrote:Well, if IEM come to Korea and do not include sc2 into the event, then shame on IEM, Intel should be banned in Korea as a company! Some boycott of Intel processors, I hope, AMD is still alive :-) You hopes are false, sadly. Boycotting Intel would now mean boycotting PCs altogether ... which can be a good thing for your health! On a more serious note, Intel is pretty awesome to sponsor any e-sports tourneys in this time when they basically have no real competition, even if it isn't exactly as we would have wished. SC2 will be at Korea for sure anyway, there is no CS:GO scene in Korea.
They hosted the Asia Minor in the Nexon a couple weeks back
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On May 26 2016 01:04 thecrazymunchkin wrote:Show nested quote +On May 25 2016 23:31 Musicus wrote:On May 25 2016 23:20 opisska wrote:On May 22 2016 02:25 Diabolique wrote:Well, if IEM come to Korea and do not include sc2 into the event, then shame on IEM, Intel should be banned in Korea as a company! Some boycott of Intel processors, I hope, AMD is still alive :-) You hopes are false, sadly. Boycotting Intel would now mean boycotting PCs altogether ... which can be a good thing for your health! On a more serious note, Intel is pretty awesome to sponsor any e-sports tourneys in this time when they basically have no real competition, even if it isn't exactly as we would have wished. SC2 will be at Korea for sure anyway, there is no CS:GO scene in Korea. They hosted the Asia Minor in the Nexon a couple weeks back
Oh cool, didn't know, but still. The korean scene is not dominant in CS:GO at all and this
The professional South Korean scene excels in both of these games
basically translates to SC2 and LoL.
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Mute City2363 Posts
On May 26 2016 01:15 Musicus wrote:Show nested quote +On May 26 2016 01:04 thecrazymunchkin wrote:On May 25 2016 23:31 Musicus wrote:On May 25 2016 23:20 opisska wrote:On May 22 2016 02:25 Diabolique wrote:Well, if IEM come to Korea and do not include sc2 into the event, then shame on IEM, Intel should be banned in Korea as a company! Some boycott of Intel processors, I hope, AMD is still alive :-) You hopes are false, sadly. Boycotting Intel would now mean boycotting PCs altogether ... which can be a good thing for your health! On a more serious note, Intel is pretty awesome to sponsor any e-sports tourneys in this time when they basically have no real competition, even if it isn't exactly as we would have wished. SC2 will be at Korea for sure anyway, there is no CS:GO scene in Korea. They hosted the Asia Minor in the Nexon a couple weeks back Oh cool, didn't know, but still. The korean scene is not dominant in CS:GO at all and this basically translates to SC2 and LoL.
Yep, it's very much a dota situation, except MVP aren't nearly as good. Give them a bit of time though...
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On May 26 2016 01:33 thecrazymunchkin wrote:Show nested quote +On May 26 2016 01:15 Musicus wrote:On May 26 2016 01:04 thecrazymunchkin wrote:On May 25 2016 23:31 Musicus wrote:On May 25 2016 23:20 opisska wrote:On May 22 2016 02:25 Diabolique wrote:Well, if IEM come to Korea and do not include sc2 into the event, then shame on IEM, Intel should be banned in Korea as a company! Some boycott of Intel processors, I hope, AMD is still alive :-) You hopes are false, sadly. Boycotting Intel would now mean boycotting PCs altogether ... which can be a good thing for your health! On a more serious note, Intel is pretty awesome to sponsor any e-sports tourneys in this time when they basically have no real competition, even if it isn't exactly as we would have wished. SC2 will be at Korea for sure anyway, there is no CS:GO scene in Korea. They hosted the Asia Minor in the Nexon a couple weeks back Oh cool, didn't know, but still. The korean scene is not dominant in CS:GO at all and this The professional South Korean scene excels in both of these games basically translates to SC2 and LoL. Yep, it's very much a dota situation, except MVP aren't nearly as good. Give them a bit of time though...
They also really love Sudden Attack.
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Italy3710 Posts
"The South Korean esports scene has a great legacy in both of these games, and we are looking forward to seeing some outstanding matches when players and teams clash in the Goyang Sports Complex."
...from this sentence it seems like Gyeonggi will be a Korean Event! 
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On May 28 2016 01:28 CynicalDeath wrote:"The South Korean esports scene has a great legacy in both of these games, and we are looking forward to seeing some outstanding matches when players and teams clash in the Goyang Sports Complex." ...from this sentence it seems like Gyeonggi will be a Korean Event!
But it's in December. So meh.
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Italy3710 Posts
On May 28 2016 01:31 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On May 28 2016 01:28 CynicalDeath wrote:"The South Korean esports scene has a great legacy in both of these games, and we are looking forward to seeing some outstanding matches when players and teams clash in the Goyang Sports Complex." ...from this sentence it seems like Gyeonggi will be a Korean Event! But it's in December. So meh.
...what's the problem with December?
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On May 28 2016 01:40 CynicalDeath wrote:Show nested quote +On May 28 2016 01:31 Elentos wrote:On May 28 2016 01:28 CynicalDeath wrote:"The South Korean esports scene has a great legacy in both of these games, and we are looking forward to seeing some outstanding matches when players and teams clash in the Goyang Sports Complex." ...from this sentence it seems like Gyeonggi will be a Korean Event! But it's in December. So meh. ...what's the problem with December?
If it even is a WCS event - which is up in the air for an event in December - it's one that counts for next year. So it doesn't fix the tournament shortage for this year.
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Italy3710 Posts
On May 28 2016 01:45 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On May 28 2016 01:40 CynicalDeath wrote:On May 28 2016 01:31 Elentos wrote:On May 28 2016 01:28 CynicalDeath wrote:"The South Korean esports scene has a great legacy in both of these games, and we are looking forward to seeing some outstanding matches when players and teams clash in the Goyang Sports Complex." ...from this sentence it seems like Gyeonggi will be a Korean Event! But it's in December. So meh. ...what's the problem with December? If it even is a WCS event - which is up in the air for an event in December - it's one that counts for next year. So it doesn't fix the tournament shortage for this year.
...I didn't think about that, let's hope it will at least count for next year...
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