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The 16 players in the Code S RO16 will be:
The top 4 players from the last Super Tournament
The top 4 players form qualifiers.
The top 8 players from Code A.
2021 GSL outline "Code A" returns!
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machinus
United States292 Posts
The 16 players in the Code S RO16 will be: The top 4 players from the last Super Tournament The top 4 players form qualifiers. The top 8 players from Code A.
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gammaglobulin1
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machinus
United States292 Posts
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LaughNgamezAfreeca
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kubaPS
Germany162 Posts
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lechatnoir
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freelifeffs
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Waxangel
United States33713 Posts
On December 12 2020 21:11 gammaglobulin1 wrote: Smaller prize pool by quite a significant margin. Apparently Afreeca will be providing the prize pool themselves next year? ionno where this hearsay keeps coming from GSL is really richly prized compared to how much KR viewership it gets. I would think it's almost certainly being heavily bankrolled by Blizz. If Afreeca_Chae or anyone else wants to clarify I'd be more than happy to hear tho  Also it's $430,800 in 2021 compared to $480,000 in 2020. That's a drop, but not a 'significant' in my view (esp considering army etc). | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
And having qualifiers in addition to Code A, does that mean that GSL is giving foreigners a chance to qualify for Code S remotely? If not, why bother having separate qualifiers when they can just make Code A bigger (or double elim)? | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10307 Posts
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SmoKim
Denmark10307 Posts
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NoobSkills
United States1603 Posts
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JJH777
United States4420 Posts
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Vutalisk
United States680 Posts
I'm happy that there are still GSL tournaments to support the Korean scene for 2021. Any bit of money will help in case you know competitive scene is going away after 2022. | ||
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tommey.liang
United States363 Posts
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B42b42oss4
Germany40 Posts
On December 14 2020 03:12 Vutalisk wrote: This rebrand of Ro24 of Code S to be Code A is cute and all but effectively changing nothing. I'm happy that there are still GSL tournaments to support the Korean scene for 2021. Any bit of money will help in case you know competitive scene is doing away after 2022. That is not true. Code A is 16 spots with the top 8 advancing to the RO16 GSL. That makes 8 more spots then RO24 GSL this year. Thats a plus of 8 spots. | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On December 14 2020 05:54 B42b42oss4 wrote: That is not true. Code A is 16 spots with the top 8 advancing to the RO16 GSL. That makes 8 more spots then RO24 GSL this year. Thats a plus of 8 spots. I don't understand. In 2021, Code A + Code S will feature 24 players, same as Code S this year, no? | ||
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Elentos
55594 Posts
On December 14 2020 05:54 B42b42oss4 wrote: That is not true. Code A is 16 spots with the top 8 advancing to the RO16 GSL. That makes 8 more spots then RO24 GSL this year. Thats a plus of 8 spots. I don't follow your math. On December 14 2020 06:21 JustPassingBy wrote: I don't understand. In 2021, Code A + Code S will feature 24 players, same as Code S this year, no? Code S this year was 28 players... | ||
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esReveR
United States568 Posts
On December 12 2020 21:13 machinus wrote: They have not had audiences for a year, It's not clear when they will be allowed to have them back in the studio. I'm sure that has had an effect. I doubt it. Watching GSL in-person is free. It's nice to have Code A back. Hopefully we can see some new players thrive. | ||
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Die4Ever
United States17750 Posts
as it is, this is basically just renaming the first round of Code S to Code A, but they made it single elim bo5 instead of groups? that sounds like a bad change, you can really get screwed by bracket luck | ||
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