[YourFather]

Originally Posted by nirvAnA

People are already very interested, this has been proven many times and the previous clan league we had was extremely popular. With the registration thread, you would expect a response like this.

http://www.sc2sea.com/showthread.php?t=3109

I'll advise not to jump the gun with the signups till later! FYI this is kinda the scope you will be dealing with, with just one of the tiers.

http://www.sc2sea.com/showthread.php?t=2242

Last year's SEACC and SEACL which ran from Jan-March 2012 can be found here

http://www.sc2sea.com/forumdisplay.php?f=101

This looks awesome. eSports SG would love to help in ways that we can. Who do I talk to for discussions? Perhaps we can help promote the event in Singapore, so more Singapore BSG Clans can know and join.

This should be coming soon, eSports SG will also be holding a mini BSG Clan War for some Singapore Clans, perhaps the winner can join this too + a shoutout for SEACL there

[nGenLight]

Not to sound like an elitist or anything. But there is a very good reason why prizes are very heavily scaled towards the top of the competitive class. People at the top spend a lot more time and deserve the big prizes as opposed to the "little guy" who spends a lot less time on StarCraft, and more so other things in their life/work etc. I'm not saying have no prizes for the lesser leagues, but definitely have it scaled comparatively as to discourage smurfing and people thinking they can win prizes by dropping leagues, not practicing and being worse at the game then they are right now. This isn't boxing, where your class is predetermined by your body gene/type, it absolutely comes downs to hours played/etc.

I think the BSG, GDP prizes I've seen set out by Playhem, CityHunter etc have been very good and should be scaling that should be followed.

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syfChadMann:

Agree - big prizes means Smurfs for lower leagues.

[breadfan]

Originally Posted by iM Light

Not to sound like an elitist or anything. But there is a very good reason why prizes are very heavily scaled towards the top of the competitive class. People at the top spend a lot more time and deserve the big prizes as opposed to the "little guy" who spends a lot less time on StarCraft, and more so other things in their life/work etc. I'm not saying have no prizes for the lesser leagues, but definitely have it scaled comparatively as to discourage smurfing and people thinking they can win prizes by dropping leagues, not practicing and being worse at the game then they are right now. This isn't boxing, where your class is predetermined by your body gene/type, it absolutely comes downs to hours played/etc.

I think the BSG, GDP prizes I've seen set out by Playhem, CityHunter etc have been very good and should be scaling that should be followed.

Well said. I'm a big fan of object prizes for lower leagues - coaching, hardware (keyboards, mice, mouse mats, etc etc). Cash prizes definitely belong in open competition

[DGWoLF]

alright makes sense. thanks for the feedback guys when i do get to start doing some tourneys these a things to keep in mind.