My decision to start making StarCraft content was not made out of avarice or greed, but rather the desire to share the joy StarCraft brought my Mother and I to a wider audience.

Today we’re here to talk about the endless support we foreign fans have offered the GSL over the years, and how at the 11th hour, the foreign fans did what we always knew we could do, and what the Korean businessmen in charge never thought was possible, we saved GSL.

…the fact that we still have GSL, in any capacity, is nothing short of incredible. Some Esports scenes don’t last 13 months, and here we are at 13 years.

No matter who came out on top, it was a special moment to have the host nation of the Nation Wars represented, going up against the perennial powerhouse that was Korea.

Reaching the finals of a Premier event was also a career first for both of the finalists, so no matter who was crowned, a new champion would be born.

Scarlett beat the best Protoss player in the world, straight up, in a macro game, and there was magic in the air.

The untold story here though, is that Korean SC2 was never properly monetized from the start.

Special: You know, sadly, with the whole Blizzard situation, I don’t really know what’s going to happen. I don’t feel so great,

Yeah, I’m excited to see what Frost Giant can do with Stormgate. I don’t like to get over hyped for these things because we still have to see what it’s going to be.