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Jayjay54
Germany2296 Posts
On December 31 2011 18:36 BryanSC wrote: Anyone remember if VODs were made available the day after? For example, after Day 1 finished, on Day 2 you could get Day 1 VODs? European tournament times are brutal for North Americans. it took some time to upload them, so the next day is quite unrealistic. | ||
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Style_
Germany33 Posts
On December 31 2011 19:05 Jayjay54 wrote: it took some time to upload them, so the next day is quite unrealistic. I think it was a week or two | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
On December 31 2011 19:00 ShoWTimE94 wrote: while he was streaming he was talking to huk and there he said he isnt going because he wants to train for code a. Are you sure he said code A? I only saw him write he had a tournament 1 week later that he wanted to prepare for. If you go by the quantic apology thread he's not suppose to play code a january. Or did he change his mind about that? | ||
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brainox
Germany292 Posts
I think they really have problems with uploading VODs fast. Especially because they upload the VODs on esl.tv page( at least they did it last time) and everyone knows that ESL has one of the worst websites in the internet.... HSC has an international viewership, so they should upload their VODs faster, so americans see it the next day. | ||
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CosmoK
339 Posts
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
On December 31 2011 22:27 gruff wrote: Are you sure he said code A? I only saw him write he had a tournament 1 week later that he wanted to prepare for. If you go by the quantic apology thread he's not suppose to play code a january. Or did he change his mind about that? Code A qualifiers most likely. | ||
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morbvs
Germany358 Posts
On December 31 2011 22:35 CosmoK wrote: TaKeTV has its own VOD page now so the ESL shouldn't be the limiting factor any longer. But I don't know if that means that the VODs will be released sooner now. I think I remember Take saying that they will be attempting to upload the VoDs much faster this time. Not sure where the bottleneck was last time... But I have seen ESL TV uploading replays of their shows in the same night the show was aired and I have seen them do it 2 weeks later. I guess that Take made his own VoD section to evade these problems and we have yet to find to out wether he manages to do so. But I have faith in him :D I just hope the VoDs will be on ESL TV as well and not just on TakeTV since I am ESL TV Premium subscriber... | ||
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Lorch
Germany3702 Posts
Huk is Code A next season since he lost in the recent up and down matches, so he doesn't have to go through code a qualifiers. Code S is the week after HSC, and I don't think gom even announced when code a will start. Given that he is still on vacation in canada and that he barely got to practice in recent months I could see him skip hsc though, sadly. Oh woopsiedasy, totally misread that one. Nani is not banned from gsl, he just lost his code s seed. He is free to try to qualify, and knowing naniwa he'd probably rather try that than go to any other tournament. | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On December 31 2011 22:54 Lorch wrote: Huk is Code A next season since he lost in the recent up and down matches, so he doesn't have to go through code a qualifiers. Code S is the week after HSC, and I don't think gom even announced when code a will start. Given that he is still on vacation in canada and that he barely got to practice in recent months I could see him skip hsc though, sadly. Its not about HuK, its about Naniwa  Naniwa said he will not attend gsl january due to his lost code s spot but now he says he will try to qualifiy  | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
On December 31 2011 22:54 Lorch wrote: Huk is Code A next season since he lost in the recent up and down matches, so he doesn't have to go through code a qualifiers. Code S is the week after HSC, and I don't think gom even announced when code a will start. Given that he is still on vacation in canada and that he barely got to practice in recent months I could see him skip hsc though, sadly. Oh woopsiedasy, totally misread that one. Nani is not banned from gsl, he just lost his code s seed. He is free to try to qualify, and knowing naniwa he'd probably rather try that than go to any other tournament. I know naniwa is free to try to qualify but in the quantic/naniwa apology thread he said he wouldn't play in gsl jan as a sign of good faith or something like that. Either he's changed his mind/been convinced otherwise or he's got some other tournament to play in. I was only curious if it's 100 % he was referring to the gsl and not something else. | ||
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Naniwa
Sweden477 Posts
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Florix
Germany116 Posts
On December 31 2011 23:37 Naniwa wrote: im not playing this qualifier. so you will come to the hsc4? | ||
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stonetalon
Netherlands482 Posts
on his stream he said he isn't comming  | ||
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KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
On December 31 2011 23:37 Naniwa wrote: im not playing this qualifier. sad that you still dont go to hsc :/ | ||
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
On December 31 2011 23:37 Naniwa wrote: im not playing this qualifier. :'( Hopefully it's because GOM is giving you a Code S spot. | ||
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Hetairoi
Sweden508 Posts
On January 01 2012 00:39 ZAiNs wrote: :'( Hopefully it's because GOM is giving you a Code S spot. Yeah I can definitively see Gom giving him a Code S spot after the incident. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On January 01 2012 00:46 Hetairoi wrote: Yeah I can definitively see Gom giving him a Code S spot after the incident. Why would GOM give Nani a code S spot now? Doesn't make sense | ||
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TensaiSakuragi
Croatia224 Posts
On January 01 2012 01:08 mordk wrote: Why would GOM give Nani a code S spot now? Doesn't make sense IdrA: Oh noes. I have The MVP and Professor Tea in my group. Sorry Mr. Chae I'm going back to America. GOM: Dammnit, we have a problem. Let's just give Naniwa the Code S spot again. (NaNiwa calls TaKe): Sorry Bro, you have been trolled, I'm not going to your tournament to get silver once again :D I'm going for GSL Silver instead. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
I reckon, while HSC is an amazing, laid-back chill and awesome environment... $15,000 prize pool probably isn't worth a player like Naniwa losing 1-2 weeks of practice time in Korea. That's just my belief, maybe I'm wrong. If I were a top level player, I might choose to practice and play in a $100,000 tournament in better shape than lose that time and play for a 15k pot | ||
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Mandalor
Germany2362 Posts
On January 01 2012 03:19 Xeris wrote: You guys gotta realize that players can't go to every single tournament... people tried that in 2011 and it clearly is a bad idea. People are going to start picking and choosing which events to attend this year, and put in more practice. Remember, if you go to a tournament every month, or 2 tournaments every month - you basically cut your practice time down about 75%, it's just not smart. I reckon, while HSC is an amazing, laid-back chill and awesome environment... $15,000 prize pool probably isn't worth a player like Naniwa losing 1-2 weeks of practice time in Korea. That's just my belief, maybe I'm wrong. If I were a top level player, I might choose to practice and play in a $100,000 tournament in better shape than lose that time and play for a 15k pot I agree with most of what you say, but financially speaking it doesn't make sense to skip HSC for GSL. Naniwas chances of winning / placing high at HSC is infinitely higher than winning / placing well in code S. | ||
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