SC2 Proleague Discontinued; SKT, KT, SGK, CJ disband - Pag…
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Regardless of the situation, we will still action upon "dead game" comments. As this is a sensitive issue for SC2 fans, please do not come into this thread and talk about SC2 players switching over to BW. This thread is also not about bashing Blizzard, David Kim, or the WCS system. | ||
jimminy_kriket
Canada5475 Posts
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ilililililililiii
United States93 Posts
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GTR
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Solar424
United States4001 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:21 BisuDagger wrote: SC1 lost proleague and is more exciting then ever. It's up to the dedicated SC2 fans to keep it going. All the SC2 fans in Korea have moved on | ||
halomonian
Brazil255 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:21 BisuDagger wrote: SC1 lost proleague and is more exciting then ever. It's up to the dedicated SC2 fans to keep it going. Ha. As if anyone that plays SC2 really likes it ): | ||
Fatality99
France9 Posts
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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19137 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:21 GTR wrote: interesting to see only jin air and afreeca are the two organisations to maintain sc2 rosters. Makes sense for afreeca since they still have a bit invested in the success of SC2. If WCS opens boarders in 2017 then this can be great for their team internationally. | ||
Phredxor
New Zealand15075 Posts
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Fran_
United States1024 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:23 Fatality99 wrote: About the disband of those teams, we can expect that : many KOR players like Innovation, Dark, Stats etc were playing online cups these days, and usually it's forbidden to play those cups when you are in a Kespa Team. I wonder how many of these players will leave the game without a salary. | ||
munch
Mute City2363 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:23 Fatality99 wrote: About the disband of those teams, we can expect that : many KOR players like Innovation, Dark, Stats etc were playing online cups these days, and usually it's forbidden to play those cups when you are in a Kespa Team. lol INno and Stats have been playing online cups for years | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES49469 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:18 halomonian wrote: The rise of SC2 is coming back to the roots of gaming, reaching out to basement nerds and byun-like players to ascend without structured help. You're probably right, all that might be left in Korea are the most hardcore of hardcore. | ||
Peanutsc
United States277 Posts
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
(Somewhat selfishly) hoping this doesn't cause a mass exodus to the foreign scene. | ||
Cricketer12
United States13944 Posts
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:25 Cricketer12 wrote: what the actual fuck. This may be the single worst thing to happen to sc2, holy shit this is beyond terrible It is pretty fucking bad | ||
BluemoonSC
SoCal8907 Posts
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halomonian
Brazil255 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:25 Pokebunny wrote: Really sad to hear this. Grew up with proleague... (Somewhat selfishly) hoping this doesn't cause a mass exodus to the foreign scene. if that is the case, there is the possibility for a worldwide proleague of sorts that is able to mix korean and foreigner team rosters and breeding players from the ladder in tournaments and whatnot. It would actually be a good way to garner more attention and increase the playerbase for SC2 | ||
Solar424
United States4001 Posts
On October 18 2016 11:25 Cricketer12 wrote: what the actual fuck. This may be the single worst thing to happen to sc2, holy shit this is beyond terrible No, the worst was Blizzard deciding to keep renewing David Kim's contract. This is a close second though. User was warned for this post | ||
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