EPTWelcome to Serral-Con 2019 (ASUS ROG Summer) - Page 3
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BigRedDog
461 Posts
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hunterqiji
12 Posts
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LoneYoShi
France1348 Posts
It's mother-fungalling MarineLorD. On another note: didn't realise this tournament existed until I stumbled upon this article, and now I'm actually quite hyped about it, so job well done TL ! <3 | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7362 Posts
On July 31 2019 01:30 Moonerz wrote: I take it you've never been in twitch chat for a Serral match lol? I didn't even notice the shirt until you guys mentioned it ^^ Serral just beeing the baller that he is | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12133 Posts
On July 31 2019 14:58 BigRedDog wrote: Yeah Maru should be there. That's one match everyone want to watch. Maru doesn't leave Korea for less than 100k tournaments. Source: TakeTV (edit> to be precise, the last HSC thread, probably written by Naruto) | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On July 31 2019 15:25 hunterqiji wrote: Why Dark wants to come this event for so less prize pool? This event does not attract players outside EU. If a player from KR does not advance to Ro4, he likely will lose money if no reimbursement from team. Asus Rog doesn't attract players outside EU=12 koreans players out of 32? I can't imagine how many would there be if it did. | ||
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Elentos
55593 Posts
On July 31 2019 17:52 Xain0n wrote: Asus Rog doesn't attract players outside EU=12 koreans players out of 32? I can't imagine how many would there be if it did. 12 Koreans but only 2 NA players with MaSa being the single solitary NA player who even signed up for the NA qualifier. If you're not European and your team (if you have one) doesn't pay your travel and hotel expenses this event is a net financial loss unless you make top 4 (and only top 8 get paid with to begin with). Apparently that's good enough to keep NA away from Finland even though they could get WCS points there unlike Koreans. | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
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UnLarva
458 Posts
On July 31 2019 18:28 HolydaKing wrote: If Serral doesn't win the tournament, the next guy I'm cheering for is Showtime. He's on fire lately. Not gonna be easy milk run for Serral, as it looks like it'll be very soon a flight and fight against heavy concentrations of Koreans, and contrary to year 2018 they all have surely made their own individual Serral-studies. How much boost (or extra pressure?) Serral may get from competing on the home grounds, we will see. Interesting tourny. I'm mildly hyped.  | ||
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UnLarva
458 Posts
While there is considerable difference in level of competition between the God-King and his closest courtiers, these guys can possibly make some damage to Serral's run only by psychological factors involved in those match-ups. Third one in the group is then Innovation, The GOAT of SC2. You can expect anything from him. | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
and why was it taken by a former Premier League goalkeeper | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On July 31 2019 18:24 Elentos wrote: 12 Koreans but only 2 NA players with MaSa being the single solitary NA player who even signed up for the NA qualifier. If you're not European and your team (if you have one) doesn't pay your travel and hotel expenses this event is a net financial loss unless you make top 4 (and only top 8 get paid with to begin with). Apparently that's good enough to keep NA away from Finland even though they could get WCS points there unlike Koreans. Well, it's not that appealing for american players, it's true; Scarlett, however, tried to qualify, Neeb was invited and Special declined. Kelazhur, Cham, Future and Astrea are maybe the ones who can think to compete against such a field but there's too few money to justify such a gamble. Non european presence, especially korean, is instead massive; Dark definitely didn't choose not to go because koreans disregard ASUS Rog. | ||
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yht9657
1810 Posts
On July 31 2019 16:45 deacon.frost wrote: Maru doesn't leave Korea for less than 100k tournaments. Source: TakeTV (edit> to be precise, the last HSC thread, probably written by Naruto) Well he did just leave Korea for WCG and it's only 20k or something... | ||
Waxangel
United States33681 Posts
On July 31 2019 19:09 UnLarva wrote: Furthermore: Group A is structured such way that Serral practically meets first two of those guys who know him best: Lambo The Royal Trainer and ZhugeLiAng The Second-in-Command, The Arch-spar at the Finnish front. While there is considerable difference in level of competition between the God-King and his closest courtiers, these guys can possibly make some damage to Serral's run only by psychological factors involved in those match-ups. Third one in the group is then Innovation, The GOAT of SC2. You can expect anything from him. zhugeliang is like 0-infinity against Serral :[ lambo too (although he plays close series/games) | ||
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fronkschnonk
Germany622 Posts
On July 31 2019 15:25 hunterqiji wrote: Why Dark wants to come this event for so less prize pool? This event does not attract players outside EU. If a player from KR does not advance to Ro4, he likely will lose money if no reimbursement from team. Dark's team has western based sponsors, so the exhibition on an international event is should exactly be what Dark is sponsored for. But I think he still can skip this since he is set for GSLvsWorld and Blizzcon. | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12133 Posts
On July 31 2019 21:30 yht9657 wrote: Well he did just leave Korea for WCG and it's only 20k or something... Probably because that's not in Europe? Maybe the travelling distance has something to do with that  Maybe 25k for every time zone, who knows, nobody asked  | ||
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Kalera
United States338 Posts
There's no comparison with ASUS ROG, which requires flying around the world on your own dime with no guarantee of getting paid against tough competition and a top prize of only $10k. | ||
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mell00yell00
11 Posts
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Stardust1
China4 Posts
On August 01 2019 01:10 Kalera wrote: WCG was nearby, likely all expenses paid (invitational), had a guaranteed $5k payout up to $25k for winning, and only required a handful of matches. It's practically more like being a guest than a competitor. There's no comparison with ASUS ROG, which requires flying around the world on your own dime with no guarantee of getting paid against tough competition and a top prize of only $10k. Actually the WCG starcraft competition was only a performace match,not a formal competition, and i think its host Tencent wants to use the fame of traditional esports to introduce its own mobile games; According to some people at the spot, they bought the ticket to watch Warcraft III but they were led to the field of mobile games. In my view, the starcraft match in this WCG can't be taken for comparison because there is nothing attractive except for the prize. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On August 01 2019 00:08 deacon.frost wrote: Probably because that's not in Europe? Maybe the travelling distance has something to do with that Maybe 25k for every time zone, who knows, nobody asked It seems Maru doesn't mind to go to China while Europe is evidently too far away. | ||
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