EPTceaseless cold war
Doesn't seem that cold to me, eh
DH Leipzig: The WCS Circuit Begins - 2016 - Page 2
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
Doesn't seem that cold to me, eh | ||
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Makro
France16890 Posts
may the baguette, firegod and godchio prevail | ||
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MalditoKyo
France76 Posts
It's really unfortunate to see that in order to be able to survive, the foreigners need to have their own tournament without Koreans. It shows not only that we are unable to compete at the same level, but we cannot reach it without this region lock, which saddens me even more. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23570 Posts
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Swisslink
2949 Posts
On January 22 2016 17:18 _fool wrote: I'm torn on this one. I don't think Blizzard made the right call with excluding Koreans. Removing the highest level of competition is disappointing for players and viewers alike. However, boycotting this tournament (and more to come) will most likely not result in Blizzard admitting they're wrong about it. If anything, viewer numbers dwindling will cause sponsors to reconsider their support of the SC2 scene. And losing big sponsors would be the death blow to many a pro team. Well, not exactly. You forget that there's an option for WCS Global Events including Koreans. So if DreamHack Leipzig is a huge flop, some organizers might reconsider their status in the WCS environment and Blizzard might start supporting those WCS Global Events same as they support the WCS Circuit Events. Meaning: boycotting might just be the way to go if you're disappointed with the current format. I for one will not watch a game of it. Not really as an intended boycott, but I'm just not interested in foreigner only tournaments. I've never been and I probably won't ever be. For me, DreamHack, IEM etc. have always been hype because of the chance for some foreigners to upset some Koreans - and that's just gone now. | ||
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
Sorry SC II, but it seems, every relationship has to end at one point, and this seems to be then between your weekenders and my viewing. Farewell, I know, you cant change and you know, I dont want to change... so maybe, again, in another time, but now it is over. | ||
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BoYoB
France83 Posts
On January 22 2016 16:14 Boucot wrote: Baguettes, assemble ! Assemblage ! | ||
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OrangeGarage
Korea (South)319 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + now that I say this he's gonna miraculously win the tournament somehow | ||
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OrangeGarage
Korea (South)319 Posts
On January 22 2016 22:58 travis wrote: Lilbow a contender? Someone hasn't been following lilbow since wcs finals last year. + Show Spoiler + now that I say this he's gonna miraculously win the tournament somehow Dude he has been practicing for this tourney last DH | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8300 Posts
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MaCRo.gg
Korea (South)860 Posts
On January 22 2016 15:44 Incognoto wrote: Yeah I'm sorry as if I'm going to watch an event which discriminates Korean players. :/ the first false tournament of 2016, what can i say? sorry if this isn't the type of positive remark you'd like to hear, but i think being silent about something unfair might just be the wrong call here Couldn't agree more. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8300 Posts
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diabcockiful
22 Posts
On January 22 2016 15:44 Incognoto wrote: Yeah I'm sorry as if I'm going to watch an event which discriminates Korean players. :/ the first false tournament of 2016, what can i say? sorry if this isn't the type of positive remark you'd like to hear, but i think being silent about something unfair might just be the wrong call here Give it a rest, they are trying something new and Koreans ALWAYS win...oh and don't watch, I think the viewer #'s will be phenomenal without ya  | ||
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geokilla
Canada8215 Posts
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MalditoKyo
France76 Posts
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Charoisaur
Germany15827 Posts
Why should I be worried that dreamhack might drop sc2, no DH at all wouldn't be much worse than DH with no koreans. If I want to watch low level games I can just watch my friends play each other. Better boycotting this tournament than supporting discrimination. | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12125 Posts
On January 23 2016 00:30 Charoisaur wrote: Not watching this tournament. Why should I be worried that dreamhack might drop sc2, no DH at all wouldn't be much worse than DH with no koreans. If I want to watch low level games I can just watch my friends play each other. Better boycotting this tournament than supporting discrimination. This reminded me Khaldor saying "and don't start on me with racism, I am from Germany, we invented that shit"  (It was his video blog about racism in Korea) | ||
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ShoCkeyy
7815 Posts
On January 23 2016 00:30 Charoisaur wrote: Not watching this tournament. Why should I be worried that dreamhack might drop sc2, no DH at all wouldn't be much worse than DH with no koreans. If I want to watch low level games I can just watch my friends play each other. Better boycotting this tournament than supporting discrimination. Yes because your friends are GM level players that can easily compete against Koreans as well... If you want to watch Koreans play, go watch PL or any Korean SC2 channel. If you're not watching the tournament then we don't need your opinion on why you don't want to watch. The whole point is to allow other foreigners get a chance - which I'm fucking glad. I'm glad that I get to see new players for once rather than the same shit. I hope you realize, without the foreign scene, the Korean scene is dead too. It's people like you that are killing SC2. | ||
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Elentos
55456 Posts
On January 23 2016 00:36 ShoCkeyy wrote: If you're not watching the tournament then we don't need your opinion on why you don't want to watch. I assume organizers would in fact want feedback as to why people aren't watching their tournaments. That's the only way they can find out how to improve, after all. | ||
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