| Crytash Germany. October 09 2012 04:25. Posts 54 | Profile # |
Thats correct Yoshi, but the money wasnt THAT different.
This were the ACE Prices:
First Place 200,000 RMB ($31,600)
Second Place 50,000 RMB ($7,900)
Third Place 30,000 RMB* ($4,700)
All Teams
30,000 RMB** ($4,700) |
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| Yoshi- Germany. October 09 2012 04:27. Posts 4033 | Profile # |
| Well money doesn't make a league bigger. |
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| Klonere Ireland. October 09 2012 04:29. Posts 1632 | Profile Blog # |
On October 09 2012 04:27 Yoshi- wrote:
Well money doesn't make a league bigger.
Indeed but as others have pointed out G1 is a lot less established and prestigious as the other two majors, having a better prize pool is definitely a good way of establishing yourself as another legitimate tourney. |
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 Kupon3ss United States. October 09 2012 04:31. Posts 2765 | Profile # |
On October 09 2012 04:25 Crytash wrote:
Thats correct Yoshi, but the money wasnt THAT different.
This were the ACE Prices:
First Place 200,000 RMB ($31,600)
Second Place 50,000 RMB ($7,900)
Third Place 30,000 RMB* ($4,700)
All Teams
30,000 RMB** ($4,700)
On October 09 2012 04:20 Sliver wrote:
So is this league for Dota 2 what the OSL was for BW? How many leagues like this are there for Dota 1 in China?
As I've said, the issue with it "being smaller" isn't the prizepool. Its the production, history, and prestige associated with the tournament, it's similar to how even though the GomTV leagues in BW paid out about as much as the other two and had excellent players and entertainment value, it was never *quite* at that level.
ACE league has actually be around for far shorter than even G-1, with WDC being the previous "Huge league" before it was discontinued.
At the moment it, ACE, and G-League are the three big regularly running leagues. G-League has the most history of the big 3, but ACE was created with a scope and production unrivaled in Chinese Esports and has eclipsed it as the primere Chinese DotA league.Last edit: 2012-10-09 04:37:02 |
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| teapoted Sweden. October 09 2012 04:40. Posts 4945 | Profile # |
On October 09 2012 04:25 Crytash wrote:
Thats correct Yoshi, but the money wasnt THAT different.
This were the ACE Prices:
First Place 200,000 RMB ($31,600)
Second Place 50,000 RMB ($7,900)
Third Place 30,000 RMB* ($4,700)
All Teams
30,000 RMB** ($4,700)
When you're on TV, prize money doesn't matter as much as sponsorships. |
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 flamewheel HANG KANG. October 09 2012 04:59. Posts 21483 | Profile Blog # | |
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| sc14s United States. October 09 2012 05:13. Posts 3108 | Profile # |
| aww yeah some high quality dota lets do this! |
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| Garnet Vietnam. October 09 2012 05:18. Posts 7444 | Profile Blog # |
| no Tobi. Well hopefully they will have at least one non-Twitch stream. |
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| StarkOrange Sweden. October 09 2012 05:29. Posts 6 | Profile # |
On October 09 2012 03:08 Yoshi- wrote:
And?
Maybe understand what I said first?
It is a lan event , happening in one month, and i wonder how they will play the lan event, as dota2 has no lan yet and the chinese servers aren't running properly.
So I quoted the wrong person, calm down. People were asking about LAN, so I just provided an answer. |
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| LDdota United States. October 09 2012 06:03. Posts 596 | Profile # |
| Really honored to be casting this tournament, and we'll do our very best to provide a high quality, lag-free stream! |
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| Vortastic United States. October 09 2012 06:06. Posts 32 | Profile # |
Official Tournament Head: (皮卡秀)Pikachu
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| pesshaulol Norway. October 09 2012 06:08. Posts 31 | Profile # |
just because you didn't read about it doesn't mean it was not reported on..
http://bit.ly/REeyxOLast edit: 2012-10-09 06:10:02 |
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| cupoftealove October 09 2012 06:11. Posts 97 | Profile # |
On October 09 2012 06:03 ldDOTA wrote:
Really honored to be casting this tournament, and we'll do our very best to provide a high quality, lag-free stream!
Any news on where you'll be casting it? On Godz twitter it sounded like you'll casting on fengyunzhibo.
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| Desiire Australia. October 09 2012 06:14. Posts 169 | Profile # |
Go GoDz! I love these CN tournaments.
I just hoe we will be able to watchthem ^__^ |
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| rabidch Singapore. October 09 2012 07:07. Posts 8061 | Profile # |
| Tournament head named Pikachu, can't go wrong |
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| Itsmedudeman United States. October 09 2012 07:53. Posts 8493 | Profile Blog # | |
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 Prime`Rib United States. October 09 2012 07:59. Posts 484 | Profile # |
| At least, EU can prepare for Chinese playstyle in TI3. |
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| Forte Australia. October 09 2012 08:29. Posts 51 | Profile # |
godz!
china!
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| Bart October 09 2012 08:46. Posts 475 | Profile # |
ooooo! this looks awesome. I'm not sure why but before the International 2 I would watch a lot of western Dota, eg Purge's youtube, M5 vs EG etc, but after the International 2 I seem to have lost interest. I think it is similar to what happened for me in SC2 whereby I started out watching HD's youtube, Idra, HuK etc but then discovered the Korean scene. I think the International 2 just opened my eyes to how the eastern teams are better.
Anyway go Orange and MUFC! |
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| TR October 09 2012 09:07. Posts 1277 | Profile # |
| yeahh this is awesome. hope they will have ticket in game for this so i can buy it and watch in game. ^^ |
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