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Vision0
27 Posts
Feel free to participate if you are interested Goal : Create a PDF mod for SC2 in a old school style (all attack coolddowns are supposed 25% less faster, no number or detail of the changes, you can say for example "his mineral cost is decrease by "X") | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19393 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27464 Posts
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Zzzapper
1798 Posts
On February 23 2024 20:33 BisuDagger wrote: Some of the best BW has come in the Sonic-ASL era. If GSL does end, I hope it can find a similar story and continue to live on. One can dream but for Korean SC2, I doubt it. There's fewer than 20 pro players left; a handful of those are barely active and about half of the remainder (including most of the top players) are going to head to the military in the next year or two. And frankly, what new military returners are going to fill out that hole with the current state of affairs? The international/global scene definitely still has some good years left in it, assuming premier tournaments like EPT and WTL continue. And that more players won't switch to Stormgate but from what I've seen so far, that doesn't look like the biggest risk at the moment. On February 23 2024 21:44 WombaT wrote: It can’t only be me who finds it a bit incongruous that the Saudi money threw enough at a fun legends show match to fund a seasonal prize pool for the GSL can it? They seem to favour a strategy of setting up their own events, especially in Riyadh, to really maximize that (e)sportswashing visibility | ||
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yoshi245
United States2974 Posts
On February 21 2024 14:40 argonautdice wrote: 2002: Aeon of Strife was invented. AoS defined MOBA and spearhead the rise and creation of the genre, but it wasn't the first. It actually existed in Brood War as a map called Opposing Forces, I remember since I knew the creator of the map and was heavily involved in the UMS community/Battle.net channel on US East the time, it never really got any traction to be a commonly played map but it was interesting and the idea was the forebearer that would create AoS. It was obviously far simpler due to it being on BW at the time but it had the same general concept: Hero like player units waging war in taking down the opposing forces base across the map with an infinite stream of weaker fodder units charging mindlessly across the map to each other. Apologies for going off track, but it's sad hearing that this may be the final year of GSL. Whether it's true or not we'll obviously see, but if it truly is, thanks for all the memories. Personally I'll always value GSL above all the other international SC2 tournaments even above the world championships. | ||
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ZeroByte13
799 Posts
Thanks for all the memories. | ||
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NeedlerNoobRTS
7 Posts
On February 21 2024 00:58 M3t4PhYzX wrote: More ASLs then, hopefully. Not the worst news, tbh. Does TL not moderate against shitposts like this? Or does he genuinely not understand that GSL in no way competes with ASL viewership nor funding? Help bring communities together and bring RTS up. SC1 and SC2 are both beloved games. Any broadcasted event that doesn't continue is a blow to our community. | ||
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washikie
United States752 Posts
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outscar
2832 Posts
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felleN
Australia105 Posts
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KappaKingPrime
United States468 Posts
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PurE)Rabbit-SF
United States758 Posts
In all honestly, as someone who started playing SCBW from 1998, and played SC2 when it got released. I feel like it's been quite a wild ride with all the RTS train, the whole Real Time Strategy was an innovation enabled by network advancement, and hard work of the game engine engineers. I really wonder how people would play "Strategy" game now there are these AIs, maybe strategy can be played on a more macro level with god knows what kind of commanding structure. It will be very interesting to see. And the birth of MOBA was mainly due to lots of people have an issue controlling the "Macro and Micro" of traditional RTS, the bar of entering the game was a bit too high for many. The people who played RTS and myself included felt some what elite in that sense. I know it's a bit of off topic here, but I really wonder how the future of this type of strategy game will shape with all the new technology that's emerging. And honestly Storm Gate wasn't didn't have the WOW factor for me. Anyhow I still hope and wish GSL the best  However it will survive and lives on. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27464 Posts
On February 24 2024 02:55 Zzzapper wrote: One can dream but for Korean SC2, I doubt it. There's fewer than 20 pro players left; a handful of those are barely active and about half of the remainder (including most of the top players) are going to head to the military in the next year or two. And frankly, what new military returners are going to fill out that hole with the current state of affairs? The international/global scene definitely still has some good years left in it, assuming premier tournaments like EPT and WTL continue. And that more players won't switch to Stormgate but from what I've seen so far, that doesn't look like the biggest risk at the moment. They seem to favour a strategy of setting up their own events, especially in Riyadh, to really maximize that (e)sportswashing visibility Indeed. My personal take is that StarCraft is only there until (if) this whole venture gets established. Provides some old school prestige and goodwill while it gets off the ground. There’s still a decent following at present and you can trace its lineage via its predecessor right back to the beginning of eSports as we know it, WCG and all that other fun stuff. Beyond that it makes little sense to me to invest in a flagship tournament for an ever-declining game, without investing in addressing that decline. Hey, call me a cynic, many have! | ||
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PurE)Rabbit-SF
United States758 Posts
On February 25 2024 23:58 WombaT wrote: Indeed. My personal take is that StarCraft is only there until (if) this whole venture gets established. Provides some old school prestige and goodwill while it gets off the ground. There’s still a decent following at present and you can trace its lineage via its predecessor right back to the beginning of eSports as we know it, WCG and all that other fun stuff. Beyond that it makes little sense to me to invest in a flagship tournament for an ever-declining game, without investing in addressing that decline. Hey, call me a cynic, many have! That's fine, I think a lot of people have been , and will be cynic, I mean how long have we heard the term DEAD GAME since brood war days, hahahaha | ||
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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19393 Posts
On February 26 2024 01:56 PurE)Rabbit-SF wrote: That's fine, I think a lot of people have been , and will be cynic, I mean how long have we heard the term DEAD GAME since brood war days, hahahaha Time for a sequel to this blog https://tl.net/blogs/433721-saving-sc2 | ||
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Die4Ever
United States17750 Posts
On February 25 2024 14:41 outscar wrote: 3K $ prize for first place is too low and embarassing, doesn't respect players time, at this point it's much, MUCH profitable for pros to work on normal jobs than to practice for GSL. Farewell! To be fair the crowd funding will make the prize money higher, just like last year | ||
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Vision0
27 Posts
On February 26 2024 05:39 Die4Ever wrote: To be fair the crowd funding will make the prize money higher, just like last year Instead of paying employee which can improve SC2.....sick I can't help but think that it's the opposite that we should do, because mainly money comes from advertising | ||
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FFXthebest
75 Posts
If you look back at GSL prize pool during the earlier days. First place was 45K, 3rd-4th place was only $4500 Basically everyone else was fighting for crumbs Whoever decided on that was such an idiot | ||
nimdil
Poland3774 Posts
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Vision0
27 Posts
Because their man goal is to make money with the licence | ||
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