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[n00b] Member  Joined: Wed Jan 18, 2006 12:00 am Posts: 666 
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 North American Star League (starcraft 2)Quote: It is the North American Star League. $400,000 in prizes over the course of three seasons. 16 man finals. Fifty of the best players in the world playing in five different divisions. Daily matches, commentated live from a full studio by myself and rotating commentators. With people like JP, hopefully djWHEAT, perhaps Day9. These people haven't been contracted but that's the idea. And there will be regular commentators like Gretorp, Diggity, and maybe some virtual commentating as well. Just the ultimate production, biggest cash prize outside of Korea. I think it is bigger than GSL now. And then the offline finals are going to have a $500 travel stipend. Big prize payouts, all that kind of stuff." http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/7 ... z1EeZiwnC8.. This is probably the biggest thing in western esports and starcraft history. Anybody else pumped to watch this? |
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[n00b] Member  Joined: Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:00 pm Posts: 443 Location: Philadelphia, PA
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) Looks cool from skimming through. but honestly is was a little TL;DR
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[n00b] Member  Joined: Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:00 am Posts: 1497 Location: Texas
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) after seeing what starcraft did to korea, im not THAT excited to watch. i think i got burned out after SC1. SC2 just doesnt seem as interesting to me anymore. i only ever played it for the story anyways.
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Game Server Admin  Joined: Thu Apr 29, 2004 11:00 pm Posts: 5609 Location: Yo mama's room, Bitch!
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) CGS went through over a million dollars, including giving players salaries, with every match televised. Little big to say this is the largest thing in western esports history, but I'm glad there are more large payouts for games here even if it isn't going into a CS franchise.
I think it's hilarious that djWHEAT calls his kid miniWHEAT. If he ever dyed his hair blonde, he would be Frosted miniWHEAT. _________________  icemaN: i was droppin wards like they were turds |
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[n00b] Member Joined: Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:00 am Posts: 1497 Location: Texas
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) Spyda wrote: If he ever dyed his hair blonde, he would be Frosted miniWHEAT. or if he found out that his girl cheated on him with a big black dick. chocolate frosted miniwheat _________________ Hooker wrote: Sometimes your compliments and turkeyisms stun me. n00bfest presents BROKEN MUGEN |
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) Spyda wrote: I think it's hilarious that djWHEAT calls his kid miniWHEAT. If he ever dyed his hair blonde, he would be Frosted miniWHEAT. he is making a series of videos of him teaching miniWHEAT how to play sc2 |
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Game Server Admin  Joined: Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:19 am Posts: 1017
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) I am super excited about the NASL and btw anyone who is interested, falcodevil plans on entering the prelims. I'll post more details later if ya'll want.
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Lazer Jesus  Joined: Fri Nov 12, 2004 12:00 am Posts: 8983 Location: Georgia
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Re: North American Star League (starcraft 2) Spyda wrote: CGS went through over a million dollars, including giving players salaries, with every match televised. Little big to say this is the largest thing in western esports history, but I'm glad there are more large payouts for games here even if it isn't going into a CS franchise. I think it's hilarious that djWHEAT calls his kid miniWHEAT. If he ever dyed his hair blonde, he would be Frosted miniWHEAT. No one gives a shit about Counter-Strike anymore. After 11 years the whole buy two of four weapons and bait your teammates got old. _________________ I got a sex change. |
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