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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. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
On October 22 2016 05:16 zealotstim wrote: Was this post buried? It's not old news and now suddenly very hard to find. People need somewhere to talk about this. What better place than here? It's featured news, so nobody is trying to hide it. But due to the Road to BlizzCon articles it was indeed buried under all the awesomeness. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37098 Posts
On October 22 2016 05:16 zealotstim wrote: Was this post buried? It's not old news and now suddenly very hard to find. People need somewhere to talk about this. What better place than here? It was moved to Featured News because it needed more attention than just Community News. However, it coincided with BlizzCon preview release times so yes, it eventually ended up getting buried. | ||
Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37098 Posts
On October 22 2016 20:01 ZiggyPG wrote: I cancelled my twitch SPL subscription ,just like every year after the final. A single tear rolled down my cheek today, when I received en email reminder that my subscription has run out :/ Every single StarCraft fan in the world unite! We'll pool our money together and fund Proleague ourselves. | ||
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Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
On October 22 2016 20:02 Seeker wrote: Every single StarCraft fan in the world unite! We'll pool our money together and fund Proleague ourselves. After all these years I still can't understand why leagues and tournament organisers don't allow crowdfunding... Is this a legal thing? A matter of pride? | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES51109 Posts
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Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
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207aicila
1237 Posts
On October 22 2016 20:04 ZiggyPG wrote: After all these years I still can't understand why leagues and tournament organisers don't allow crowdfunding... Is this a legal thing? A matter of pride? Because offline leagues and tournaments of this magnitude (and even just your weekend events like DreamHack) cost a shit ton more than just the prize pool you see. Casters, production crew, tech crew, various other staff, venue (if they're not working out of their own studio). It's unrealistic to the point of being virtually impossible for a shrinking community like SC2's (which is probably at its lowest right now) to be able to come up with a significant fraction of those costs. It's orders of magnitude above getting MKP a flight to MLG (which incidentally happened while the scene was healthy and thriving and full of passionate people). | ||
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Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
On October 22 2016 20:18 207aicila wrote: Because offline leagues and tournaments of this magnitude (and even just your weekend events like DreamHack) cost a shit ton more than just the prize pool you see. Casters, production crew, tech crew, various other staff, venue (if they're not working out of their own studio). It's unrealistic to the point of being virtually impossible for a shrinking community like SC2's (which is probably at its lowest right now) to be able to come up with a significant fraction of those costs. It's orders of magnitude above getting MKP a flight to MLG (which incidentally happened while the scene was healthy and thriving and full of passionate people). So... no help > a little help? | ||
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207aicila
1237 Posts
Let me put it this way. If a company decides an endeavour like this would lose them too much money to be worthwhile, any kind of crowdfunding from a community of this size would simply not be sufficient to make it worthwhile. The "help" is so little when compared to the total cost of the operation that it practically doesn't matter. | ||
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xtorn
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Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
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sparklyresidue
United States5524 Posts
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TypeO
5 Posts
On October 22 2016 20:48 ZiggyPG wrote: Involving some sort of digital rewards for supporting tournaments would be a good way to draw people to such incentives, wouldnt it? It's about time to implement some of the dota 2 compedium mechanics/funding through hats system into sc2. | ||
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Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
On October 22 2016 21:42 TypeO wrote: It's about time to implement some of the dota 2 compedium mechanics/funding through hats system into sc2. I doubt we would get such conveniences for Korean tournaments after all that's happened recently. But I think Blizzard should consider those to keep WCS alive next year. | ||
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Rollora
2450 Posts
On October 20 2016 00:38 aQuaSC wrote: I personally dislike Rifkin too, if I watch something casted on BaseTrade channel it's usually on mute. His taste and sense of humor is too much for me to handle EDIT: omg am I going to get banned? D: I don't think I got banned for saying the truth or an opinion (which, in my case, usually is the same), but because I asked for some time off | ||
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Mier19891
United States75 Posts
On October 22 2016 22:52 Rollora wrote: I don't think I got banned for saying the truth or an opinion (which, in my case, usually is the same), but because I asked for some time off Opinion=empirically un-measurable sentiment, formulated by one individuals mind, usually emotionally or subjectively. Your statement, even if sarcastic, makes absolutely no sense. | ||
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Tobivankenobi94
3 Posts
 and why blizzard makes starcraft 2 not free to play ? i dont think that any one who realy loves starcraft didnt buy it jet, and maybe some new guys come in the game. (there is nothing to lose) but if nothing change sc2 will be smaller and smaller sry for my bad english | ||
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ProMeTheus112
France2027 Posts
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Gen.Rolly
United States200 Posts
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