Mythol's not coming, Layne and Kairi are there but not on the wiki yetMetro wrote:
wtf is up with Canada team? Where's Layne and Mythol?
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Dutch team this year is a joke, no1 wanted to participate this time ):Frostmourne wrote:
Same goes with Dutch team.Metro wrote:
wtf is up with Canada team? Where's Layne and Mythol?
i believe, we must make it past groups
the dash adds emphasis thoughpielak213 wrote:
you guys got my name wrong >;(
also i hope the commentators pronounce my name properly this year
RIP hollandFrostmourne wrote:
Same goes with Dutch team.Metro wrote:
wtf is up with Canada team? Where's Layne and Mythol?
What's that like Puny with a B?buny wrote:
i hope the commentators pronounce my name properly this year
It's not about being racist... The organizers are just afraid of the beast that is Bahrain, that's why they allowed noob countries like South Korea and Japan to participate instead.friendok wrote:
racists why can't arabians like bahrain take part in this tournament
I propose that Bahrain has a reserved slot in the finals of every upcoming OWC as a compensation.
We still have you, this will be no problemSynchrostar wrote:
i believe, we must make it past groups
I believe. GO TEAM DUTCH
buny like bunny plskriers wrote:
What's that like Puny with a B?buny wrote:
i hope the commentators pronounce my name properly this year
Punie?
So how will the streaming work this year? Will each streamer take turn, or will there be mirror (alternative) streams?
Also I just thought it'll be cool to invite guest commentators to fill the gap between matches (or downtimes) by talking about osu news, highlights and even community projects/tools... sort of like an osu!commercial break? xD
I'm putting this out here now so that I don't forget to post later. I know it's kind of early to talk about this =.=
Also I just thought it'll be cool to invite guest commentators to fill the gap between matches (or downtimes) by talking about osu news, highlights and even community projects/tools... sort of like an osu!commercial break? xD
I'm putting this out here now so that I don't forget to post later. I know it's kind of early to talk about this =.=
I think you need a name change before that starts making sense. In any case you can't blame anyone for spelling it wrong thenbuny wrote:
buny like bunny pls
Topic Starter
Since all countries are settled now, we shorten the roster change deadline to the 23rd Oct 2013. After this deadline, you can not change your team settings anymore. After this deadline, all rosters get checked.
Please send me your final rosters via forum PM till the 23rd Oct 2013, 23:59:59 UTC.Any roster changes after this deadline can not be considered.
Please send me your final rosters via forum PM till the 23rd Oct 2013, 23:59:59 UTC.Any roster changes after this deadline can not be considered.
Well it was first in first serve...Artaxerx wrote:
So China will not be participating?!?!
osu news"Dear ladies and gentlemen, AmaiHachimitsu has achieved rank ....."
Well it was first in first serve...HAHAHA, nope
China did not participate in OWC #2, so that's not the first time :/Artaxerx wrote:
So China will not be participating?!?!
That's actually not a bad idea, I'd like this to happen.Oinari-sama wrote:
Also I just thought it'll be cool to invite guest commentators to fill the gap between matches (or downtimes) by talking about osu news, highlights and even community projects/tools... sort of like an osu!commercial break? xD
china have registered, just a little bit late...
maybe someone can help us
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maybe someone can help us
?China quited OWC #2, but we are prepared for OWC #4 half a month, just a little bit sad.
Anyway, have a good luck in next year.
Anyway, have a good luck in next year.
khalifa father
China have no chance to participate in owc...? I'm very sad... i hope someone can help us..
Colombia also sent late registration. It took us specifying the 8 players ... we did not have many chances to reach semifinal, but we wanted to try.
Until next year :/
EDIT: I suggest that next year the dates notify one week in advance. Also, just take a weekend (3 days) to the form submission.
It is surprising that Japan, Korea and Taiwan, have been the last to join, and it is sad that China has been left out.
I also support the suggestion of Blue Dragon than by continents, increase competitiveness in countries where although they have some good players, but they do not dare to participate because they know they will not win against the top Asians.
It would also be a good way to see that there are level regions.
Until next year :/
EDIT: I suggest that next year the dates notify one week in advance. Also, just take a weekend (3 days) to the form submission.
It is surprising that Japan, Korea and Taiwan, have been the last to join, and it is sad that China has been left out.
I also support the suggestion of Blue Dragon than by continents, increase competitiveness in countries where although they have some good players, but they do not dare to participate because they know they will not win against the top Asians.
It would also be a good way to see that there are level regions.
The ideal system would make the top 32 teams play and let the rest out. Making a whole series of tournament to qualify would actually be quite a waste of time, and even if you do it by continent you will get all top teams qualify and end up in the same situation, only you made the good teams waste their time winning 9999999-0 against random teams. xdErunamoJAZZ wrote:
Colombia also sent late registration. It took us specifying the 8 players ... we did not have many chances to reach semifinal, but we wanted to try.
Until next year :/
EDIT: I suggest that next year the dates notify one week in advance. Also, just take a weekend (3 days) to the form submission.
It is surprising that Japan, Korea and Taiwan, have been the last to join, and it is sad that China has been left out.
I also support the suggestion of Blue Dragon than by continents, increase competitiveness in countries where although they have some good players, but they do not dare to participate because they know they will not win against the top Asians.
It would also be a good way to see that there are level regions.
OWC Second Division anyone?
That already happened last year though.Wishy wrote:
you made the good teams waste their time winning 9999999-0 against random teams. xd
It took us specifying the 8 playersYou should've just send a team with 4 players you would be sure to participate. You can add others later.
And the same thing is going to happen this year as well.JappyBabes wrote:
That already happened last year though.Wishy wrote:
you made the good teams waste their time winning 9999999-0 against random teams. xd
Bulgaria clutch victory i see it
We China's Team leader made a mistake - late for a bit. And we sincerely hope we can participate in OWC#4 finally. 
Vietnam's slot has been replaced by China, because according to Loctav, we were a bit late in registering. Oh well, good luck to China!
I will almost cry
Happy end finally~TAT
And Vietnam must be a strong team I believe
Happy end finally~TAT
And Vietnam must be a strong team I believe
http://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/Osu_World_Cup_2013-Ryuujii- wrote:
So who's on Team Usa?
brb name changing to bun-ykriers wrote:
I think you need a name change before that starts making sense. In any case you can't blame anyone for spelling it wrong thenbuny wrote:
buny like bunny pls
another month or two of our lifes revolving around clicking circles again yay \o/
Like it didn't revolve around it before hahakamiyo-sama wrote:
another month or two of our lifes revolving around clicking circles again yay \o/
I hope next year there's a thorough set of requirements for countries to apply for a slot. Also as it was mentioned before in this topic, it would be a really good idea to either reserve slots for high tier countries or have them join in later during the tournament... just like the Eurovision Song Contest works. Quite effectively.
let's just announce Korea the winner and repeat this through following editions, the others fight for #2