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Exactly how I feel.
Inspiring initiative from OP though, but again, why should we even fork out for the competitive scene when it's so obvious that the developers of the game itself have chosen a completely different path?
edit: I'm not saying S2 should fork out for HON's competitive scene, which I really think they shouldn't. I'm just upset about how they handled (or didn't handle) their own game in terms of design, innovation and game balance.
Last edited by TrapdoorVito; 04-16-2012 at 03:40 PM.
S2 Games will match the donations for the bigger prize pool of next months It's Gosu Event started by MsMia, support
The ChipIn now works correctly! 377$ raised so far! Keep the good will flowing.![]()
Nice job making up information. You may be able to fool people that don't know anything about CS 1.6, or maybe you even believe this yourself. But the reality is that Valve stopped supporting 1.6 because they released Source and wanted people to switch over to it. If what you said were true, they would've reverted from 1.4 and left CS at 1.3. They didn't stop patching it because the community wanted it that way, more so because they released the newer version of the game (something almost all companies would do, stop supporting old games and support the new version. OMG Why no sc1 patch? I mean before brood war, wtf why stop supporting it, what gives??
Good luck MsMia, I think this is a great step in the right direction :]
I will donate some money later.
This is a really good idea and a very kind one indeed you are one goodhearted supporter MsMia.
You have my support.
Blijebobo
Manager of Aerial Decay
Good news! Phil just confirmed that S2 will match whichever amount we raise, not just limited to 2k! So I really encourage everyone of you to make a small contribution, tell your friends to make one too etc...this could be big!!!!
Also..."Breaking" news from BreakyCPK. Thursday will be an exciting day! Announcements to come. So stay tuned and keep up the good faith!
That's not true. The CS 1.6 community wanted tons of things untouched, but there were also tons of things that had to be fixed - like HLTV bug (when it's slow motion and then it skips 5-10 sec to make up for the time it was slow motion).
When they tried to fix duckjumping about 2 years ago, the community raged because the "fix" made it so you made sound if you were standing still and jumping up and down, which ****ed up tons of boosting strats that had been a vital part of the game for many years.
This is far off-topic, but I just dislike when people start talking out of their ass. Also, HLTV.org is probably the main reason CS 1.6 is still one of the strongest games in the eSport scene.
Mia, I'm glad there are people like you out there still because you guys are one of the reasons I became a GM. Good luck with everything!
I guess I am one of the few who thinks the current "competitive" scene should be completely removed.
Your average HoN player:
Never listened to any podcasts related to HoN.
Has not, and will not participate in any prize related tournaments.
Does not watch streams of other players playing.
Could not care any less if a competitive group leaves HoN for another game.
I do not see a reason to focus this game primarily on "competitive" gamers when it will only effect <5% of total HoN players.
HoN Wars was a great concept, although flawed. A system where "anyone" could play in a tournament style battle to win prizes is what S2 needs to be aiming for.
But then again, what do I know? Id rather have a good match and lose than getting a win in a match that was a complete waste of time.
If that logically followed then DotA's scene would have ceased to exist long ago.
In fact it might still be true today. Despite the size of it's scene now which is undeniably growing and going strong, for every 1 person who follows the pro scene I can find you 10 casual dota players who literally do nothing but play customs and pubs all day amongst friends. They've never watched a single one of their own replays let alone matches played by other people.