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Jump back to quoted post6 Feb 2016, 23:46 PMkamk

CieZ, i always like your posts, but this is a part where we have to heavily disagree i guess. Let me elaborate.


Well, how do they call those again... qualifiers? Lower divisions?
So why do they have the same price money? Right, they usually don't, except in COH2

Just to give a few NA players an easier time winning the same amount of money due plain lack of competition?
Sounds like a lot of marketing money down the drain to me, even followed by a bunch of rather boring games.

If someone plays hours and hours to go through a tourney, then directly signs up for another one, and even wins it, then he deserves it, not? Isn't it actually easier to get up in the morning, than playing till the dawn of next day?

Let's be real here, nothing is gonna change for the broader audience, that's a really bad excuse. The same people will make it to the final spots, excluding the EU guys now, with just way less competition, which results in worse games overall.

And that doesn't even include the issue of "outside timezones", they basically - excuse my language - piss on. Again: yay asian / eastern market being forced to play at ~4am - great idea, and really fair, right?

I want to see "minor leagues" and divisions as well, but creating arbitrary rules based on citizenship is absolutely... retarded stupid not thought through.




Salt aside, i hope you get my point.

Jump back to quoted post18 Jan 2016, 00:54 AMGrumpy

Other e-sports allow anyone to play in the regional tournaments. It'd go over really bad if this one restricted the NA cup to Americans and Canadians. Also, I live on the Pacific coast and am normally up in time to play in the EU cup (if I thought there was a point in doing so).

Jump back to quoted post5 Dec 2015, 16:08 PMPanzerschützen

This.