| Forum Index > SC2 General |
|
Weavel
Finland9223 Posts
On July 01 2017 12:33 SNSeigifried wrote: Yeah and kelazhur too. Feels weird to have WCS without all these guys. Great to see Vortix play though. There is no way this is the final list. I can't see PtitDrogo/Bly/MaNa/SortOf all not going.... | ||
|
SNSeigifried
United States1640 Posts
| ||
|
Kashim
Poland1226 Posts
On July 01 2017 18:36 SNSeigifried wrote: https://twitter.com/souL_sc2/status/881052841909125121 https://twitter.com/ZiggySCPG/status/881082637586190336 same with MaNa | ||
|
Twinkle Toes
United States3605 Posts
| ||
|
BlyOnFire
Ukraine74 Posts
On July 01 2017 12:33 SNSeigifried wrote: There is no way this is the final list. I can't see PtitDrogo/Bly/MaNa/SortOf all not going.... Yea  Hopefully we all there | ||
CynicalDeath
Italy3663 Posts
| ||
|
MperorM1
90 Posts
| ||
|
BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On July 01 2017 22:46 MperorM1 wrote: I signed up like a week ago, and I got accepted with a mail later that night. I think they just go by first come first served :/ Congrats and gl hf! I think CynicalDeath's point above still stands though. There are only 4 tournaments to keep track of this year for our ambitious foreigners, and the qualifier was played a long time ago... | ||
|
Kafka777
361 Posts
| ||
|
BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On July 01 2017 15:54 lechatnoir wrote: SNUUTE?! And does anybody know what Bunny is up to? Snute is in the list. | ||
|
XetraX
1 Post
| ||
|
AshC
United States328 Posts
Also, I understand there is first-come first-serve rule here but this is just straight-up bad and frankly amateur. Let make an cut-off date for sign-up. Then, from the pool of signed-up players, select them based on recent performances and perhaps some home-country players. For those who sign up after cut-off date, first-come first-server if there are still slots open. This is professional event and somehow the registration process is confusing and unorganized. At least keep it together to show some courtesy to players and fans worldwide. | ||
|
MperorM1
90 Posts
On July 02 2017 04:12 AshC wrote: This list is clearly not final by any mean. Cope America is still on-going so it is very likely that Major, Kelazhur or Cham will get the 2 slots on Ro32 so they won't be at open bracket at all. That should free up 2 more slots. Also, I understand there is first-come first-serve rule here but this is just straight-up bad and frankly amateur. Let make an cut-off date for sign-up. Then, from the pool of signed-up players, select them based on recent performances and perhaps some home-country players. For those who sign up after cut-off date, first-come first-server if there are still slots open. This is professional event and somehow the registration process is confusing and unorganized. At least keep it together to show some courtesy to players and fans worldwide. I think it's a very reasonable system. It shouldn't be that hard to sign up long in advance. Also first served means blizzard can send acceptance letters right when you apply, which makes it much easier to book flight tickets and hotels in long advance. Honestly if you are a professional player who makes a living off tournaments like this and you didn't sign up until 2 weeks before the event, I feel like it's your own fault. | ||
Ziggy
South Korea2106 Posts
On July 02 2017 06:36 MperorM1 wrote: I think it's a very reasonable system. It shouldn't be that hard to sign up long in advance. Also first served means blizzard can send acceptance letters right when you apply, which makes it much easier to book flight tickets and hotels in long advance. Honestly if you are a professional player who makes a living off tournaments like this and you didn't sign up until 2 weeks before the event, I feel like it's your own fault. What if, like myself, one's a student, who's been hoping to become pro at this game for almost 7 years now, and can only afford to go to Valencia after reaching top32 @ DH Jonkoping? In my humble view the best solution would be to split the signups into two stages: the first one being held on a first come first served basis, where lesser known players could secure a spot by simply grabbing one as soon as the event is announced, and then the second stage where the remaining pool of players is somehow evaluated based on past performance. | ||
|
AshC
United States328 Posts
On July 02 2017 06:36 MperorM1 wrote: I think it's a very reasonable system. It shouldn't be that hard to sign up long in advance. Also first served means blizzard can send acceptance letters right when you apply, which makes it much easier to book flight tickets and hotels in long advance. Honestly if you are a professional player who makes a living off tournaments like this and you didn't sign up until 2 weeks before the event, I feel like it's your own fault. Though I agree players should sign up as soon as they can if they intend to attend to the event for real, there are a lot of factors that may delay their decisions. People have a life outside of esports you know. You need to work out the schedule, travelling and money. Frankly, I dislike players who sign up way in advance and then drop off just couple days before the event like some of them did at Jonkoping. They need to find a way to force players to be more certain with their participation so others can sign up instead in time for event and prepare for their trips. | ||
|
brickrd
United States4894 Posts
why does it seem like there are people who only follow esports so they can complain that the players, who are a bunch of 18-25 year old gamers, aren't "professional enough"? | ||
|
Kafka777
361 Posts
By the way, I don't think its first come first serve. WCS p[layers have priority in receiving spots. | ||
|
MperorM1
90 Posts
On July 02 2017 06:43 ZiggyPG wrote: What if, like myself, one's a student, who's been hoping to become pro at this game for almost 7 years now, and can only afford to go to Valencia after reaching top32 @ DH Jonkoping? In my humble view the best solution would be to split the signups into two stages: the first one being held on a first come first served basis, where lesser known players could secure a spot by simply grabbing one as soon as the event is announced, and then the second stage where the remaining pool of players is somehow evaluated based on past performance. First come first served is good for players exactly like you. You are really fucking good, ranking highly on EU right now, but you haven't had any major results so far. If they were to filter out players for better ones, wouldn't you find it extremely unfair to be kicked from a tournament for someone with better results? I think this system allows exactly for up and coming top players like you, to shine. | ||
|
Ximaceo
Spain3 Posts
Nah, I'm going to the DreamHack and since I'm going I'll play the tournament for fun, I'm not going to compete again in SC2 on a serious plan and I'm not going to be trained | ||
|
Ximaceo
Spain3 Posts
On July 01 2017 17:34 Argonauta wrote: sitaska? Sitaska is a Diamond Zerg from Spain https://www.twitch.tv/sitaska https://twitter.com/SitaskaSC | ||
| ||
StarCraft 2 StarCraft: Brood War Dota 2 League of Legends Other Games |
|
Sparkling Tuna Cup
RSL Revival
Cure vs Zoun
Clem vs Lambo
WardiTV Invitational
ByuN vs Rogue
Solar vs Ryung
Zoun vs Percival
Cure vs SHIN
BSL
Dewalt vs DragOn
Aether vs Jimin
GSL
Afreeca Starleague
Soma vs Leta
Wardi Open
Monday Night Weeklies
OSC
CranKy Ducklings
[ Show More ] |
|
|
EPT
