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Dooperz
United States28 Posts
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CableSCES
United States367 Posts
We're working on getting a circuit going in SoCal as well - GMTA | ||
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ThirdDegree
United States329 Posts
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Lunareste
United States3596 Posts
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Yergidy
United States2107 Posts
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Frastic
United States96 Posts
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
On November 03 2011 04:06 synergy_sin wrote: Can I ask why PZ/AM is taking the time to try and form a community for SC2? I know there have been plenty of other games that you guys have rejected local tournament scenes for because they "weren't Japanese enough for you" Local drama? Juicy, do share. | ||
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TexDrum
United States67 Posts
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LuxVenture
United States72 Posts
On November 03 2011 10:36 TexDrum wrote: Can you update it with age limits etc? I'd love to compete, especially because I live only forty minutes away, but I'm seventeen. (Not exactly young, but hey, you couldn't get into IPL3 as a competitor.) Not that I'd win, but I'm a masters player so I figure it would be some fun. No worries! Open to all ages. =] And don't discredit yourself! You never know when a new star is going to appear... ;D | ||
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TexDrum
United States67 Posts
On November 03 2011 11:27 LuxVenture wrote: No worries! Open to all ages. =] And don't discredit yourself! You never know when a new star is going to appear... ;D Haha, one can dream. I have horrible problems with nerves if I look at my experience in music and running races, but maybe SC2 is just my calling... XD Edit: How much does it cost to compete? | ||
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airbagface
United States8 Posts
i will being training now | ||
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stiga
United States377 Posts
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NexaS
United States202 Posts
You said you are getting a "well-known" caster. If you're looking for another person to solo-cast or a partner for your "well-known" caster, please let me know. | ||
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LuxVenture
United States72 Posts
You said you are getting a "well-known" caster. If you're looking for another person to solo-cast or a partner for your "well-known" caster, please let me know. Most likely not for this first tournament, but a very good chance for future tournaments. You will need to provide some "rep" of your casting ability for us to view; we're going for high-quality casting and would have to screen you and talk with you. Same goes for anyone else interested in casting in the future. We're all for helping strong casters "break-out" onto the scene--heaven knows, Houston needs you--but you have to make sure you are up to snuff. We will return to this when discussing the later tournaments. | ||
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TexDrum
United States67 Posts
Will there be a prize for winning your qualifier? I imagine you'll have more than one right? You might also include a "what format do you want" (Bo3's etc) for the quali, if you'd like. I'm personally all for Bo3s and a Bo5 final  How many people per qualifier out of how many entrants would qualify for the tourney?Edit: I just read the rest of the post, haha. Nvm! I think if you're taking 16 then you should do a 64 man tourny. Or 32. :D (I like the idea of being able to say I was in a up and coming LAN) I am very interested in the prize pool though... cause I can always use money. (Even remotely any cash at all. XD) Do you have an idea for the prize pool and its spread, or is it a secret? Double Edit: Half of my edit was pointless after rereading. I hear reading comprehension is good for you. | ||
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Hawk2
United States229 Posts
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LuxVenture
United States72 Posts
On November 03 2011 01:36 Dooperz wrote: Maybe me and poondazzle can get a barcraft going for after the event :O, of course up to poondazzle, and I will be at every tourny )))))If you do organize a BarCraft(s), you will be heroes to many, many people. | ||
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TexDrum
United States67 Posts
Another thought I had: I don't know if money will be a constraint to this, but if the tournament grows in popularity, here's an idea. Each tournament can have a Pro and Amateur entry. Kind of similar to Coda A/Code S in terms of prize pool. (At least the old format.) It would be a way for newer players to have fun, (masters/diamond maybe? No idea). You would be able to move to a pro tournament and come onto the scene while still allowing the players who got you started to continue competing. You could even give the winner of the amateur tourney a seed in the next pro tournament. Also another idea: For the online qualifiers, will there be double elimination? That would allow high masters/grandmasters players to get in the winners bracket, and a mid masters player who accidentally got against GM would be able to beat the low diamond player who also fell, maybe in the Ro32, so that you dont end up with knocked out mid masters and placed diamond players. (For example) There's my final .02$ Really excited to see this grow in houston! I could potentially feed you a lot of the players from my school, I know a few masters players here. | ||
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Dooperz
United States28 Posts
On November 04 2011 10:43 LuxVenture wrote: If you do organize a BarCraft(s), you will be heroes to many, many people. We already have 1 set up for Nov 20th MLG finals so everyone go look it up just search up houston and you will find it. | ||
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SChasu
United States1505 Posts
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