EPTSwedens first StarCraftbar planned!! - Page 5
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Gnarfle
Sweden170 Posts
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themartinez
Sweden254 Posts
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1Lamb1Rice
United States435 Posts
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sVnteen
Germany2238 Posts
that will be so f-in awesome | ||
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Mowr
Sweden791 Posts
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Excludos
Norway7901 Posts
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Solaris.playgu
Sweden480 Posts
Things to consider: The event shown must be streamed in the evening. For events played over a few consecutive days the final day would obviously be preferable ^^ It could perhaps be an idea to contact TLO and the swedes in the pro house and see if they want to attend? Also contacting Rakaka could be a good idea. | ||
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Demozerg
Sweden18 Posts
i mean say theres no major tournament going on right then you could do something like showing that days gsl matches and NASL matches along with some minor cup like viking cup or something | ||
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Wihl
Sweden472 Posts
All the Homestory cups have been really enjoyable. | ||
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Trawler
Sweden382 Posts
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On June 03 2011 01:29 lambnrice wrote: Not to be a hater, but one of the minor problems with watching starcraft is having the commentary muffled out. Bars tend to be on the louder side and some don't even have the audio on. I would imagine the volume would have to be quite high in a bar. This should be alright. The same "problem" applies to regular public viewing. Yes, the tv volume might offend regular customers. One should publicly announce it as an event- much like Superbowl or Soccer Worldcup so people know it's not a regular evening. As long as enough people show up for SC2 it shouldn't concern the bar owner too much in regards of earnings and atmosphere. | ||
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1Lamb1Rice
United States435 Posts
On June 03 2011 02:04 rotegirte wrote: This should be alright. The same "problem" applies to regular public viewing. Yes, the tv volume might offend regular customers. One should publicly announce it as an event- much like Superbowl or Soccer Worldcup so people know it's not a regular evening. As long as enough people show up for SC2 it shouldn't concern the bar owner too much in regards of earnings and atmosphere. It's just that sports you can understand w/o a commentary. Starcraft without a commentary can be difficult. | ||
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Cosmos
Belgium1077 Posts
On June 02 2011 22:19 KimJongChill wrote: Ha, I wish I was old enough to go to bars in the first place. Sounds fun though, I'll be sure to visit in a year~~~ In most european countries you only need to be 18 and sometimes even only 16 | ||
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ribboo
Sweden1842 Posts
On June 03 2011 02:54 Cosmos wrote: In most european countries you only need to be 18 and sometimes even only 16 18 in swe  dh/homestory seems like the perfect fits. | ||
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Kyuki
Sweden1867 Posts
I will really try to make it over to Sthlm if you make it happen *Nerd chills* This is awesome! | ||
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Kwaa
Sweden91 Posts
On June 02 2011 23:56 nam nam wrote: Just be sure to have a backup plan a stream breaks from the tournament you are watching. Having vods prepared or something. Why? What do you do whenever the stream crashes? Get drunk. Win. | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
i dont know the level of discrimination in stockholm but i'm just saying, considering the unfamiliar. | ||
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Dymeter
Macedonia74 Posts
Too bad I live in Macedonia where the SC2 community is me and 10 more people, 3 of whom i know  Atleast we do parties for finals of big tournaments where even non-players come and enjoy watching the matches. Nerd Pride | ||
salle
Sweden5554 Posts
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Chicane
United States7875 Posts
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