EPTWill you continue to follow SC2 ESPORTS?
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CicadaSC
United States1926 Posts
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Devangel
Russian Federation66 Posts
 While there were no big tourneys since EWC with a couple of exceptions of Lilu Cup, Pigsty and HSC, I tuned it to most of monday cups and some big brain bouts when I could. SC2 is always on when I work from home as well on the background | ||
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Devangel
Russian Federation66 Posts
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kajtarp
Hungary488 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10744 Posts
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Captain Peabody
United States3134 Posts
The one caveat is that, while I watch content and cups, my engagement with SC2 has always increased dramatically for "big tournaments," or at least weekenders with in-person elements. There's just something exciting about following a tournament like that; and I imagine that with less of those, I will watch less overall. But, to be fair, I always followed Homestory Cups and Stars Zegora and similar about as intensely as things like the EWC, so prize pool or the size of the stage isn't the main consideration. I hope the community can still pull together some hype weekenders and in-person events. If so, my viewership shouldn't decline. | ||
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SharkStarcraft
Austria2269 Posts
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ejozl
Denmark3499 Posts
If you're a zerg fan, you're fucked. | ||
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flashymarine
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bulldozer06701
159 Posts
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SpecKROELLchen
Germany151 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26983 Posts
Hell there’s more WC3 going that I have time to watch, so for me there’ll be plenty of SC2 content I think it’d be cool if various grass-roots organisers somewhat pooled their resources to make a combined grass-roots circuit of sorts, but I understand that’s a logistical headache | ||
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Chemist391
United States366 Posts
I still play, and I still watch. I've been supporting Tasteless + Artosis via their Patreon for ASL for a few years now, and I would be willing to throw similar money at someone doing similar work for SC2. | ||
Poopi
France12933 Posts
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CicadaSC
United States1926 Posts
On April 06 2025 04:00 Poopi wrote: I will follow big enough tournaments but other than that not so much, especially on the latest patch which seems quite bad. I still read the results of the small online cups every week, but don’t watch particularly often as the stakes are low and it’s always the same players going far. This is where I'm at. Except for the patch I'm pretty indifferent atm. | ||
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Ciaus237
South Africa288 Posts
I have thousands of games on Zerg, and it is by far my favorite race to watch and play. That is my lens on this game, and with the state its in, and the fact that every other small tournament (the only kind that is going to be left for the most part) has an average of like... 2 zerg maps wins... no thanks. If the game gets fixed, then yes. I've been watching SC2 since 2012, and I don't want to stop. I'm even happy to support it with donations and subscriptions, but only if the product is one that has anything for me. | ||
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RandomPlayer
Russian Federation400 Posts
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Kashim
Poland1227 Posts
On April 06 2025 19:37 RandomPlayer wrote: I've recently noticed that I appreciate sc2 events only if there was a downtime. The more I watch the less I enjoy it. Weekly cups have made me not appreciate the games. what about single bo7 showmatch per week like I'm doing with SOOP? example  SOOPer7s/37are you watched something of those? Is this entertaining? | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20332 Posts
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Antithesis
Germany1248 Posts
When it comes to watching, I'll probably concentrate on the (then relatively) largest events, though. For me, the stakes being high and the players having practiced and prepared for a tournament match at length is what makes esports, like any other competition, exciting. | ||
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