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Korean guilds not on the ladder?
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Originally Posted by Gaile Gray The Korean guilds are taking part in a tournament in Korea just now. We undertook a temporary reconfiguration so that there would be a ladder that applied to the event. Within a short time, you'll see things back to normal and the top teams will be placed as they should be. Asfter all, Guild Wars will have a true worldwide tournament and that will be exemplified by a worldwide ladder. |

It would be nice to have tournaments for money for non-Koreans, but the facts are that there isn't the market for it outside of Korea. Professional gaming(gaming for money) is a big thing there, whereas gaming in general is seen merely as entertainment, and sometimes considered a bad thing in America.... look at all the people claiming that gaming causes violence, etc.
Possibly once the rest of the world catches up to Korea in viewpoint and endorsement of computer gaming, we'll get similar events, but for now, it's not really practical.
Possibly once the rest of the world catches up to Korea in viewpoint and endorsement of computer gaming, we'll get similar events, but for now, it's not really practical.
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Originally Posted by Darkmane
anyone besides me feel like moving to Korea for awhile?
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I'd be interested in participating in an international Guild Wars tournament; if I had to pay any hefty amount for an entrance fee though, I wouldn't go for it, because my guess is that I'd be trounced quite handily, unless I find myself a killer team to work with.
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Some Korean guilds will dominate just like some English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, etc guilds will dominate. To anyone who says that Koreans dominate GW, they took all the Korean guilds from the ladder and my guild, ranked 102nd only moved up 7 spots. Only 7 of the top 100 guilds were Korean. Doesn't sound like Korean domination to me.
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They will have the advantage of having more experience than the other players. They get to play Guild Wars for an extra 3 weeks, and it's more than just a few beta players. They'll have the advantage of being to play competitively for longer than just a weekend, so they may dominate for a little bit, but probably not too long.
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Personally, I'm not so sure that European and North American GW tournaments would be some sort of huge, tragic flop. Sure, the western market doesn't compare to Korea when it comes to games, but the interest is still there. Maybe they'd have to start out on a smaller scale, but I'd be willing to bed they'd draw enough people to be succesful. It's true that I have no information to back this up, but I just don't get the impression that the western market is that insignificant.
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Originally Posted by Soiled Egg Roll
They will have the advantage of having more experience than the other players.
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i hear becoming a professional gamer is very hard in korea.
after all....they are encouraged to play games...whereas in here, we have to sacrifice our own time.
as they have lots of sponsors, they sleep, eat, and play.
in here...well, we sleep, eat, work, study, etc.
unless, we give up everything and practice game like 12 hours a day...
have you seen korean people playing starcraft? their hand is so fast that hands are near invisible on keyboard....mouse click? well...it is like 1000 click/sec. lol
i second the vote for someone to record those korean matches... this kinda goes towards a suggestion: is there any way to record ingame matches currently? that would be neat if we could make demos like in CS... if this is already possible someone wanna point me in the direction of where i could find the way to do this?
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Originally Posted by worthless
i second the vote for someone to record those korean matches... this kinda goes towards a suggestion: is there any way to record ingame matches currently? that would be neat if we could make demos like in CS... if this is already possible someone wanna point me in the direction of where i could find the way to do this?
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Originally Posted by Kirbie
i think this is somewhat true
i hear becoming a professional gamer is very hard in korea. after all....they are encouraged to play games...whereas in here, we have to sacrifice our own time. as they have lots of sponsors, they sleep, eat, and play. in here...well, we sleep, eat, work, study, etc. unless, we give up everything and practice game like 12 hours a day... |
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Originally Posted by Kirbie
have you seen korean people playing starcraft? their hand is so fast that hands are near invisible on keyboard....mouse click? well...it is like 1000 click/sec. lol
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But clicking is relatively easy. In Starcraft it's harder to think fast enough where to click than to click that fast. Don't forget that you have a lot of other things to think about at the same time.
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Originally Posted by worthless
i second the vote for someone to record those korean matches... this kinda goes towards a suggestion: is there any way to record ingame matches currently? that would be neat if we could make demos like in CS... if this is already possible someone wanna point me in the direction of where i could find the way to do this?
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