[JacziE]

I kinda agree with the posters above, I think getting our events listed and watched by people in TL will give our players a favor by getting them known internationally -- and even locally, I think there are a lot of SEA gamers who just go to TL and not even visit SC2SEA.

I think the main difficulty is that we don't have a large cash pool to work with. Maybe it would be best to rotate tournaments rather than do it daily?

[HopkinGreen]

Originally Posted by JacziE

I kinda agree with the posters above, I think getting our events listed and watched by people in TL will give our players a favor by getting them known internationally -- and even locally, I think there are a lot of SEA gamers who just go to TL and not even visit SC2SEA.

I think the main difficulty is that we don't have a large cash pool to work with. Maybe it would be best to rotate tournaments rather than do it daily?

This was me (TL.net was were I spent alot of my time), and it took the SEASL for me to look a little deeper into what the SEA community had to offer. By coincidence the SEA pdocast was on at the same time and I was able to catch the end of that after the GSL up/down matches.

Anyway, happy to have found sc2sea and hoping to become involved in the community a little more.

Hi everyone (oh I am also [TA]Osiris, Osiris[AE] from BW)