I have to say, as interesting as the idea sounds, I can begin to imagine how the crowds will be separated between the hardcore sc2-ers and the casual sc2-ers and the smokers and the none smokers and the drinkers and the none drinkers.. Good idea though.. I think I'll start it at home..

You know, when you say it like that, we could be ISAed for watching and get arrested for something ridiculous like "planning a war" or something like that..

wah, bro.. dun say until like that la.. you're spoiling the dream.. XD btw, honest question, how many girls does anybody know who actually games? and out of those people, how many play/understand starcraft 2? I'm trying to get my girl to get what sc2 is all about and you know what is the first thing she says? "you mean that ugly tiny people one ah? why you play that one? can you please go play my smurf?"

This post has been edited by yuvster: Nov 3 2011, 10:04 AM

Well said dear sir (points up).. The thing right now is that at the way Malaysians view professional gaming, we should just build Barcraft up. Start off by a few friends meeting up and watching GSL/MLG at someone's house, at least we know that the internet connection would be up to a certain standard and the videos CAN be watched. Sincerely doubt we'll have a decent enough internet connection in public places cause somehow somewhere there will be some clown piggybacking on the connection and hogging all the internet streaming speed.

I like the idea though. Getting a bunch of people together to watch GSL and with everyone chipping in, it's going to cost nothing and having company when watching a good game is just awesome fun.

I just need to find someone in Penang who shares the same level of interest..

Cool.. Just need to arrange a few people to lepak but now the thing is place.. XD It wouldn't be "Barcraft" if we don't have it at a bar or at LEAST have beers and drinks, you know?

If this does go down in Pavillion, I might actually make a trip down to KL over the weekend for this..

And what boss said is true, no such thing as satisfying everyone, so make do with whoever interested and start off from there..

Just a curious question, is the community of avid SC2 players in Malaysia lurk around the Lowyat's SC2 forum? Because if boss really does want to organize Barcraft, it's always good to try to reach out the mass of the community and starting off in KL is a great idea as it will hype up the event. I'd really love to see this event come to happen so.. yeah...

Haha, then must post in TL's site or any other places like the local SC2 clans or something just to create mass marketing and if the first event successful, there will definitely be lounges and pubs just waiting to host their very own Barcraft..

It's okay, buy 1 white t-shirt and write with marker pen something related to StarCraft automatic become StarCraft T-shirt.

very OT now..

This doesn't look like it's going to be happening anytime soon.. So I'll be watching from home already..

much easier said than done la man.. especially when we don't even have a proper place to sit down and watch..

even though i suck and still in silver league, what he said..