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brentsen
1252 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:29 Armsved wrote: But seriously is the only way to qualifie to be on one of the teams? Any player good enough would be at least on some kind of team I guess, so that doesn't seem like a big constraint. | ||
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Moonquake
United States36 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:32 Postman wrote: Well, a teamhouse is not just convenient for going to local lans but also is good for training purposes. That's one of the biggest reasons everyone says for the skill disparity. They live in a SC environment 24/7 in a team house, they train harder, think more, and get better quicker because of it. Hence why I said I'm all for team houses... | ||
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Strut
United States182 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:30 Scorch wrote: From what I gather from the G4TV interview, much about this league seems to be in an early stage of planning, full of insecurity and unpolished ideas. It could be incredibly great, but it could also be a huge fiasco. Tonight's showmatch didn't give me much confidence, although it was a start. By the way, I'm sure it's explained somewhere, but who is sponsoring this? 400,000$ is an assload of money. I disagree. from that interview it felt like theres been a ton of planning, but the difficulty that lies ahead is the execution of these plans. Tonights show match was kind of like a test run. I'm sure they'll be improve significantly, but I do not doubt there will be issues ahead. as for the sponsor, it seems like its been funded by russ and duncan themselves. also read a post that said something about being insured by blizzard. i'd like to hear more about this myself. | ||
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Gemini_19
United States1215 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:31 Bobster wrote: These votes are just recommendations from us, the community for the organisers to look at. They'll go "huh, look at that, this Destiny guy seems pretty popular - let's see if he satisfies our standards and belongs to the 50 best applicants". Then they'll see that he's - not on a team - has no tournament wins - has had no significant presence at any LAN whatsoever - is not even in the Top 100 of his server Then they'll all have a hearty laugh and look at the guy with the next most votes. Fairly certain someone like Destiny (or Husky, or HD, or any other scene personality) could be ahead by 10,000 votes and wouldn't get invited. That's exactly what I was wondering. Thank you  | ||
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FrostyTreats
United States355 Posts
He lives in Cali He is The biggest Scene contributor Casted at MULTIPLE sc Events Has a brother who casts Professionally in Korea Taking a year off to focus entirely on SC.. <--- or longer? unsure So my question here is. Why is he not going to be a featured caster. Its kind of like Having a boxer interview... without boxer. I would really really like to hear why he wasn't chosen. From him or someone else. | ||
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devilshootsdevil
Canada122 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:37 FrostyTreats wrote: I don't really understand why Day9 wouldn't be a featured caster in this. I'm actually entirely confused to the point where my brain is about to stop working. He lives in Cali He is The biggest Scene contributor Casted at MULTIPLE sc Events Has a brother who casts Professionally in Korea Taking a year off to focus entirely on SC.. <--- or longer? unsure So my question here is. Why is he not going to be a featured caster. Its kind of like Having a boxer interview... without boxer. I would really really like to hear why he wasn't chosen. From him or someone else. Grad school maybe? He has thesis to write and whatnot. | ||
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10or10
Sweden517 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:37 FrostyTreats wrote: I don't really understand why Day9 wouldn't be a featured caster in this. I'm actually entirely confused to the point where my brain is about to stop working. He lives in Cali He is The biggest Scene contributor Casted at MULTIPLE sc Events Has a brother who casts Professionally in Korea Taking a year off to focus entirely on SC.. <--- or longer? unsure So my question here is. Why is he not going to be a featured caster. Its kind of like Having a boxer interview... without boxer. I would really really like to hear why he wasn't chosen. From him or someone else. In the interview incontrol explained that day9 was too busy to commit to that much casting. | ||
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22247 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:37 FrostyTreats wrote: I don't really understand why Day9 wouldn't be a featured caster in this. Excellent. You have zero details on the workings and logistics behind this and are already jumping to conclusions. | ||
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The Stapler
United States326 Posts
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holy_war
United States3590 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:38 devilshootsdevil wrote: Grad school maybe? He has thesis to write and whatnot. Pretty sure that's it. I think Day9 is graduating this May so he probably wants to get that done first. | ||
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DueSs
United States765 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:37 FrostyTreats wrote: I don't really understand why Day9 wouldn't be a featured caster in this. I'm actually entirely confused to the point where my brain is about to stop working. He lives in Cali He is The biggest Scene contributor Casted at MULTIPLE sc Events Has a brother who casts Professionally in Korea Taking a year off to focus entirely on SC.. <--- or longer? unsure So my question here is. Why is he not going to be a featured caster. Its kind of like Having a boxer interview... without boxer. I would really really like to hear why he wasn't chosen. From him or someone else. Read the guddamn g4tv interview with Geoff. Jeebus Chwist. | ||
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FrostyTreats
United States355 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:39 EvilTeletubby wrote: Excellent. You have zero details on the workings and logistics behind this and are already jumping to conclusions. no im asking questions. Did you read my post? or were just jumping to conclusions Thanks, i didnt see the g4 interview. : ) looking now | ||
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balosan
Poland232 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:29 Armsved wrote: But seriously is the only way to qualifie to be on one of the teams? And where is morrow on this list  Dont worry, Danish team will have also their own spots :D. | ||
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22247 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:40 FrostyTreats wrote: no im asking questions. Did you read my post? or were just jumping to conclusions Thanks, i didnt see the g4 interview. : ) looking now Asking a question is one thing - you were making a case for him instead. About 5 people within a minute told you to look at the interview. | ||
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ZoomDog
Australia25 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:02 iNcontroL wrote: Please read closer before spouting stuff. You are wrong. Care to clarify where I was wrong? You said yourself that there are issues for people playing outside of the US (latency, timezones, having to fly to the US for finals), and these would have a noticeable impact on their performance. While this format is definitely more open for 'foreigners' than the GSL, and I applaud you for that, it's still heavily catered for those in the US.For the record I think this is absolutely awesome, and wish you and the team all the best. Will definitely be getting a premium subscription. | ||
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Gemini_19
United States1215 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:44 ZoomDog wrote: Care to clarify where I was wrong? You said yourself that there are issues for people playing outside of the US (latency, timezones, having to fly to the US for finals), and these would have a noticeable impact on their performance. While this format is definitely more open for 'foreigners' than the GSL, and I applaud you for that, it's still heavily catered for those in the US.For the record I think this is absolutely awesome, and wish you and the team all the best. Will definitely be getting a premium subscription. Hence the name, North American Star League | ||
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RevRich
United States218 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:49 Gemini_19 wrote: Hence the name, North American Star League Yea, I'll never really understand some people's obessions with GSL and Korean sc players. Wouldn't you be more excited for a league that caters to your countrymen? Sure Koreans are great at sc, but they also sit in an apartment and play it 12 hours a day as a job. Its a different culture, lets try to grow OUR esports culture. Not quite so military in our training, but still fun as hell to watch/follow. | ||
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ZoomDog
Australia25 Posts
Hence the name, North American Star League Exactly my point. The line I was querying was where they said "The idea is to crown a world champion". | ||
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FrostyTreats
United States355 Posts
On February 22 2011 10:42 EvilTeletubby wrote: Asking a question is one thing - you were making a case for him instead. About 5 people within a minute told you to look at the interview. yes, ignorance for the majority of the time draws emotional conclusions that can sometimes be void of logic. However can you also understand from my perspective that seeing the biggest sc2 tourney is not going to be including day9 despite being from california and being more involved with the community then anyone else. It just seemed odd | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
On February 22 2011 11:00 ZoomDog wrote: Exactly my point. The line I was querying was where they said "The idea is to crown a world champion". We have already said the tourney will be open to players from korea, europe, SA etc. Given the logistics we have we are proud to say that we are pursuing a world champion. If you want to contest that claim please look to the International Courts of The Internet or the ICI and make a claim that we are wrongfully creating an arbitrary title. Oh and when you are done stfu and enjoy the league | ||
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