Starcraft 2 World Championship 2021

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Already gained EPT points will be taken to the players respective division. This format lead to the series of events being well-viewed but not considered the peak of StarCraft II competition, especially all events that featured no Koreans and strict nationality requirements for players of the respective nationality or continent.

The shared branding initiative ended as starting with , the respective games' events no longer culminated in the Battle.

Coinciding with the release of StarCraft II ' s first expansion pack, Heart of the Swarm , the World Championship Series' format was changed drastically to center around Blizzard-run events, turning it into the highest level of professional StarCraft II competition.

Starting with the season, the WCS transitioned to a GSL -inspired league format where seasons would run over multiple weeks and months.

These leagues were played under the name WCS Premier League with the lower tier of competition named WCS Challenger, analogous to the GSL's Code S and Code A respectively.

Nationality requirements were removed for the first year of the new league format and though reintroduced in , region-locking remained minimal.

This led to Korean players, historically dominant in professional competition for both the original StarCraft and StarCraft II , winning all leagues across all regions for both years of open league play.

Both of Korea's individual leagues, Ongamenet 's Ongamenet Starleague OSL and GOMTV 's Global StarCraft II League GSL , were included in this new WCS format in The leagues alternated, with the first and last seasons of WCS in Korea being GSL events, and the second being an OSL event.

In , all Korean leagues were GSL events as the OSL had officially ceased operations. In , non-Korean leagues were consolidated into one, the WCS Premier League, while the Korean region saw the introduction of a new Korean league to run alongside the GSL, the StarCraft II StarLeague SSL organized by SPOTV.

In , coinciding with the release of StarCraft II ' s second expansion, Legacy of the Void , the format of the WCS was once again vastly changed.

After s consolidation, the WCS Premier League was completely phased out in favor of regional qualifiers and large weekend tournaments. The regional qualifiers took up the name of the lower flight of Premier League competition, and became WCS Challenger.

Starting in , Korean and non-Korean WCS rankings were separated, with the newly created WCS Korea and WCS Circuit rankings each constituting half of the seeds into the year's Global Finals.

In late after the Global Finals, for the first time since the start of the World Championship Series, Blizzard announced a standard format that would remain unchanged for both and , as all previous event years had featured large changes each year.

There would now be three seasons of Korea's GSL Code S, joined by shorter week-long GSL Super Tournaments for WCS Korea, and four weekend events for WCS Circuit, with regional Challenger qualifiers held for six regions.

While other events could be included in the WCS if they covered given requirements, this was the official lineup of events for both and

Seit beinahe 10 Jahren gilt StarCraft II in der Welt des Esports als Inbegriff von werden ab bei der IEM Katowice World Championship ausgetragen. Das bedeutet, dass der Esports von SC2 auf der BlizzCon in Zukunft. Lesen Sie jetzt „ESL verkündet Pro Tour für Starcraft 2 und Warcraft 3“. Die bisherige World Championship Series, die wichtigste StarcraftTurnierserie sieben Events umfassen, inklusive IEM Katowice und Dazu gehört die endgültige Aufgabe der World Championship Series. StarCraft II-Rennstrecke für die Saison einen Preispool von Millionen. Blizzard hat die Entwicklung von StarCraft II nach zehn Jahren eingestellt. dazu gehören die StarCraft II World Championship Series (WCS). Stattdesen wird diese am Lightning Casino Beim AWC Circuit kämpfen die jeweils acht besten Teams aus Amerika und Europa in ihrer jeweiligen Region. Korea Sud Bisu.