Hi everyone, there was a time a few weeks ago when a lot of Koreans from nearly all teams got streams and broadcasted close to daily, then suddenly they stopped. Does anyone know why？

My idea: that period was between gsl s

edit: and yes i know dragon, golden, and rainbow still stream

Mod edit:

On August 18 2011 06:59 Primadog wrote:
According to DongRaeGu, " I am sorry, I can't begin streaming again. I belong to the SC2 Association (E/N: this) and they prefer progamers don't stream."

carloselcoco

United States2302 Posts

August 17 2011 21:55 GMT

They still do mate, check to your right. As of now Rainbow is streaming.

NuKedUFirst

Canada3139 Posts

August 17 2011 21:55 GMT

My idea: Sc2Con is apparently against them streaming..
Also.. It's 7am in the morning for them..

Zombo Joe

Canada850 Posts

August 17 2011 21:55 GMT

Last night SlayerS.Dragon was streaming.

Rickilicious

United States220 Posts

August 17 2011 21:56 GMT

There are quite a few tournaments going on I believe, which might have something to do with it. Practicing, as opposed to laddering, refining builds as opposed to playing games etc etc

On August 18 2011 06:55 NuKedUFirst wrote:
My idea: Sc2Con is apparently against them streaming..
Also.. It's 7am in the morning for them..

also I believe a few teams have spoken out saying that if they wish to go to tournaments and do what they want, that team will do what they want, regardless of what sc2con desires. I think I remember reading that somewhere

tsarnicky

104 Posts

August 17 2011 21:56 GMT

rainbow and golden seem to be the only ones left (oh and dragon)

@ nuked: QQ sc2con seems to be the enemy of humanity

Sandro

897 Posts

August 17 2011 21:57 GMT

A lot of the ZeNEX players stopped streaming, although there is an excuse for that as a lot of them like Puzzle are making it far into GSL, a shame though, I want to watch more Puzzle.

Also We need a way to divide streams into something like [SC2KR] [SC2NA] [SC2EU] or something

Entropic

Canada2837 Posts

August 17 2011 21:57 GMT

Pretty sure they don't stream when theyre in GSL.

Blasterion

China10272 Posts

August 17 2011 21:59 GMT

didn't Sia just start?

Primadog

United States4411 Posts

August 17 2011 21:59 GMT

#10

According to DongRaeGu, " I am sorry, I can't begin streaming again. I belong to the SC2 Association (E/N: this) and they prefer progamers don't stream."

Bobster

Germany3075 Posts

August 17 2011 21:59 GMT

#11

GSL running and most players on teams being devoted to practice time (either for themselves or for the ones still in the running) is the main reason.

Nothing to do with SC2con.

I hope.

On August 18 2011 06:59 Primadog wrote:
According to DongRaeGu, " I am sorry, I can't begin streaming again. I belong to the SC2 Association (E/N: this) and they prefer progamers don't stream."

edit: wait, what the fuck? I completely missed that DongRaeGu quote.

Fucking SC2con

ThreeActPlay

United States249 Posts

August 17 2011 22:00 GMT

#12

On August 18 2011 06:59 Primadog wrote:
According to DongRaeGu, " I am sorry, I can't begin streaming again. I belong to the SC2 Association (E/N: this) and they prefer progamers don't stream."

This makes me sad ;_;

hyptonic

2155 Posts

August 17 2011 22:01 GMT

#13

S2Con said they don't want players streaming.

Dragon and Rainbow both don't live in teamhouses so the fact that they stream probably has something to do with that.

Mohdoo

United States15727 Posts

August 17 2011 22:01 GMT

#14

No one in their right mind would stream while they were still actively competing in GSL. Watching your opponent stream is an amazing way to analyze their play.

PeZuY

935 Posts

August 17 2011 22:02 GMT

#15

SC2Con ruining things: (

Zeke50100

United States2220 Posts

August 17 2011 22:04 GMT

#16

If I were a part of SC2Con, I wouldn't want the players to stream, either. It's like if I were hosting a showmatch between top players and didn't want them to be streaming prior to it >.<

Torpedo.Vegas

United States1890 Posts

August 17 2011 22:05 GMT

#17

It is a big shift from BW where replays were sacred artifacts not meant for mortal hands, to SC2 where if you don't stream 24-7, coach, release replay PACKS, participate in many offline and online tournaments, etc., your not considered "good" or whatever. (Yes I am exaggerating but still, its counter to the values built up in Korea). I think some of the players you see streaming are mainly those exposed to popularity of the foreign audience or by comments made by those with direct experience. Otherwise, its very insular. IM is very closed off for example, but oGs, Liquid, Startale, Zenex, SlayerS, etc. are quite open to it. As long as it doesn't interfere with practice, it is a good source of supplementary income in this sort of dry financial time for Korean teams.

Sansai

Austria188 Posts

August 17 2011 22:05 GMT

#18

On August 18 2011 07:02 PeZuY wrote:
SC2Con ruining things: (

you mean... THEY ARE RUINING ESPORTS *trollface* :D

i would also love "someone" give them a big shoutout from all over the world that people love to watch their streams and that they should do it more often

also missing the puzzle stream T.T - it was so great to watch and learn

Linwelin

Ireland7554 Posts

August 17 2011 22:07 GMT

#19

I miss Puzzle's stream

But it's ok, I still got Rainbow's awesome stream