EPTI dont realy care, who gets the last spot. Scarlett, Lambo, Elazer and uThermal would all be fine for me I gues.
GSL vs. The World: Team World Vote (2019) - Page 17
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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
I dont realy care, who gets the last spot. Scarlett, Lambo, Elazer and uThermal would all be fine for me I gues. | ||
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MoDiV
United States90 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:31 dbRic1203 wrote: In my eyes Reynor, Heromarine and Showtime should all make it thru, as they are undeniable the best Players up to vote in their respected races. I dont realy care, who gets the last spot. Scarlett, Lambo, Elazer and uThermal would all be fine for me I gues. the wildcard spot probably won't have an effect on how team world performs, but id want the wildcard spot to go to the player who actually got voted naturally | ||
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JJH777
United States4418 Posts
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Mrliq
1 Post
On August 01 2019 02:36 JJH777 wrote: Damn this will be a disappointing result if it sticks. I guess Elazer is higher ranked in circuit standings but Scarlett skipped an event and wasn't able to play in the first season of Challenger due to playing in GSL. A choice I highly respect her for. Her best result of the year at WESG also didn't award WCS points. Even if they are around the same level Scarlett definitely has a better chance of taking a series off a Korean. She is a more dangerous player with a lot more variety in her play. To be fair if Scarlett skips a Challenger to go play GSL instead it's her decision and she has to take the consequences of not beeing seeded higher for this event. (and let's skip the whole Korean region lock discussion altogether). This vote system is derailed so easy, I literally just have to open Twitch, donate 100€ to a famous streamer and ask him to link this thread in his channel and say "gogogo votebomb this guy in, it will be fun". | ||
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Kalera
United States338 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:42 Mrliq wrote: To be fair if Scarlett skips a Challenger to go play GSL instead it's her decision and she has to take the consequences of not beeing seeded higher for this event. (and let's skip the whole Korean region lock discussion altogether). This vote system is derailed so easy, I literally just have to open Twitch, donate 100€ to a famous streamer and ask him to link this thread in his channel and say "gogogo votebomb this guy in, it will be fun". The GSL situation was a mess. When she chose GSL, she mentioned that it might be her last GSL ever and that was likely a factor in her choice. No one knew at the time that the lock would be removed immediately after. | ||
hjpalpha
Germany339 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:46 Kalera wrote: The GSL situation was a mess. When she chose GSL, she mentioned that it might be her last GSL ever and that was likely a factor in her choice. No one knew at the time that the lock would be removed immediately after. not true, the official wcs rule book stated the rule (even that it only was for season 1) and that was released before gsl started also scarlett got a lot of her wcs circuit points from the region locked wcs winter where in the na edition there were like 3 good players, while the eu edition was pretty stacked ... and she also profits from the basically free wcs challenger points from season 2, i mean if she doesnt f-up extremly hard she should always get 140 points from that ... for the eu players thats quite different there they have a real competition for these points ... not saying that the elazer vote thingy isn’t pretty sad and bad | ||
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hunterqiji
12 Posts
Since elazer enjoys to get beat 3-0 in gsl vs world, let us see how it goes. | ||
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osliang
China108 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:42 Mrliq wrote: To be fair if Scarlett skips a Challenger to go play GSL instead it's her decision and she has to take the consequences of not beeing seeded higher for this event. (and let's skip the whole Korean region lock discussion altogether). No Scarlett skipped WCS Spring because she had an eye surgery . | ||
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Flerigan
7 Posts
Ideally all the players would have those kind of friendships and the competition would be on high standards. As much as Reynor joked, imagine if PewDiePie actually campaign for him? That would be great for the scene. On the other hand, it surely will feel bitter for the players that have no such contacts. | ||
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hjpalpha
Germany339 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:52 Flerigan wrote: To be honest, in a bigger picture this is quite good for Starcraft. Having more exposure of the game outside of the bubble of the community itself can bring more people to find an interest on it, even if you get 1~2 new players of all those votes only, it will be players that wouldn't be playing Starcraft otherwise. Ideally all the players would have those kind of friendships and the competition would be on high standards. As much as Reynor joked, imagine if PewDiePie actually campaign for him? That would be great for the scene. On the other hand, it surely will feel bitter for the players that have no such contacts. people said that last year too (when kela got voted by the br. cs community) but almost none (if even any) of them watched the tournament or any other sc2 related stuff | ||
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Penev
28532 Posts
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Penev
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MoDiV
United States90 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:52 Flerigan wrote: To be honest, in a bigger picture this is quite good for Starcraft. Having more exposure of the game outside of the bubble of the community itself can bring more people to find an interest on it, even if you get 1~2 new players of all those votes only, it will be players that wouldn't be playing Starcraft otherwise. Ideally all the players would have those kind of friendships and the competition would be on high standards. As much as Reynor joked, imagine if PewDiePie actually campaign for him? That would be great for the scene. On the other hand, it surely will feel bitter for the players that have no such contacts. you say this as if the people voting for Elazer actually watch/play starcraft but they dont, im sure maybe a couple of them do but the vast majority do not care for starcraft and will not watch the tournament they are voting Elazer into | ||
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Flerigan
7 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:54 hjpalpha wrote: people said that last year too (when kela got voted by the br. cs community) but almost none (if even any) of them watched the tournament or any other sc2 related stuff Most of them surely didn't, but we can't precise to say none. Maybe there's a way to see the playerbase increase from Brazil from that day? Plus, I meant more the exposure of the game than the event itself, people going like "Starcraft? What's that? Let me check." kind of. | ||
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Flerigan
7 Posts
On August 01 2019 02:57 MoDiV wrote: you say this as if the people voting for Elazer actually watch/play starcraft but they dont, im sure maybe a couple of them do but the vast majority do not care for starcraft and will not watch the tournament they are voting Elazer into Yeah mate, I don't disagree. But there's a chance out of these 10k votes let's say 10 woud get to try Starcraft and stick with it. That's a growth even if small, all in all it's just wishful thinking from me  | ||
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foveon
Canada7 Posts
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Penev
28532 Posts
On August 01 2019 03:08 foveon wrote: The voting system need to be enhanced as I want players to be voted by real SC2 fans not youtubers fans. what about add an anti-vote as well so players with popular friends can just directly remove other players? :D | ||
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fibikk
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Xamo
Spain886 Posts
But... perhaps some of these posters just realized that there is a SC2 pro scene and will have a look at it. Who knows! | ||
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foveon
Canada7 Posts
On August 01 2019 03:25 Penev wrote: what about add an anti-vote as well so players with popular friends can just directly remove other players? :D lol. sounds like a new game to play. | ||
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