EPTFuck KeSPA (why exhibition matches werent BCed) - Page 2
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StarBrift
Sweden1761 Posts
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Aznleeman
United States208 Posts
That's odd. They must have had some adequate reason for urinating all over the potential games. Unless we're dealing with ridiculous levels of corruption, in which case we should all grab our panic blankies and stock up on food. | ||
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iMate
Canada263 Posts
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RedTerror
New Zealand742 Posts
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
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mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
On July 27 2009 11:14 StarBrift wrote: A big fuck you to KeSPA as usual. I wouldn't be suprised if KeSPA forces more teams to drop out of the next GOM classic. If that happens it's time for some netized MASS protesting. That's not KeSPA's fault. | ||
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OSWater
United States1343 Posts
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RedTerror
New Zealand742 Posts
It is in SK T1's case | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27157 Posts
On July 27 2009 11:50 ViruX wrote: Blizzard should just go "Hey KeSPA, $1000 royalty on any broadcasted games, that'll teach you for being dicks" You're right, lets just end Korean SC now because kespa didn't like a showmatch. Sheesh. | ||
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RedTerror
New Zealand742 Posts
On July 27 2009 11:55 Manifesto7 wrote: You're right, lets just end Korean SC now because kespa didn't like a showmatch. Sheesh. I am sure they can afford it | ||
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aeroH
United States1034 Posts
It's Kevin Spacey's fault. http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=98536 | ||
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moebius_string
United States264 Posts
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Count9
China10928 Posts
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talismania
United States2364 Posts
That's highly highly unlikely. SC may be a phenomenon in the esports world in korea, but that's only in the esports world. It's not worth nearly as much as most physical sports. | ||
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Manifesto7
Osaka27157 Posts
On July 27 2009 12:00 moebius_string wrote: The games were not even best of 3, so Kespa did me a favor in this case, by keeping me from wasting my time watching them. I'm not a big fan of Kespa, but at least they have a track record of running something that approaches professional quality. Blizzard's events tend to look cheap and amateurish. Kespa is a fun bandwagon to jump up and down on, but they basically created the best version of esports on the planet. Blizzard is a software company, not a media production company, and every attempt they have made at it so far shows they have a ways to go. Would kespa style management work in the states? Maybe not, but it is designed to serve the industry located in a single city. There are things they could do better, but there are already a lot of things they do right. | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
On July 27 2009 09:44 Kennigit wrote: Yes this is true. Has to do with blizzard/kespa politics and ESPORTS drama. I was hoping Paul Sams would jump on stage and slice the KESPA president's chest open with Frostmourne. damn that woulda been sick... | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
On July 27 2009 12:13 Manifesto7 wrote: The games were bo3... Kespa is a fun bandwagon to jump up and down on, but they basically created the best version of esports on the planet. Blizzard is a software company, not a media production company, and every attempt they have made at it so far shows they have a ways to go. Would kespa style management work in the states? Maybe not, but it is designed to serve the industry located in a single city. There are things they could do better, but there are already a lot of things they do right. Din't kespa just jump in on the scene? i don't think they created esports the way it is today | ||
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sudo.era
United States300 Posts
On July 27 2009 12:03 Count9 wrote: If they keep this shit up I hope the programmers leave and set up an independent league, especially for SC2. Hardcore Javascript League. | ||
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moebius_string
United States264 Posts
On July 27 2009 12:13 Manifesto7 wrote: The games were bo3... Kespa is a fun bandwagon to jump up and down on, but they basically created the best version of esports on the planet. Blizzard is a software company, not a media production company, and every attempt they have made at it so far shows they have a ways to go. Would kespa style management work in the states? Maybe not, but it is designed to serve the industry located in a single city. There are things they could do better, but there are already a lot of things they do right. My bad. I heard they each won one a piece. | ||
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Manifesto7
Osaka27157 Posts
Kespa is run by the proteams, so they didn't just "jump in". They helped create an entity to manage pro teams, licenses, drafts, etc, and negotiate between the teams and broadcasters. Obviously it is very incestuous because OGN owns a team, SKT1 owners help run kespa (thus the GOM problem) etc etc. It is all the same people wearing different hats. | ||
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