EPTThere definitely were some really really bad ones, but also some really really good ones, the games on roadrunner today were also good. Boxer's match vs yarnc for example.
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
There definitely were some really really bad ones, but also some really really good ones, the games on roadrunner today were also good. Boxer's match vs yarnc for example. | ||
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Tom Phoenix
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On September 14 2009 13:30 Arrian wrote: Boxer He's playing in the map test. He's 29 years old. He hasn't won a game that mattered since the Spring preliminaries. And still, he's playing in the All-Stars match almost assuredly. As far as we know, the last person to go to an All Star game for doing so little was Barry Bonds. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for the guy. If you're a StarCraft fan, you're a Boxer fan, and nothing proves that more than what we're seeing here. Boxer gets credit for being Boxer, and it doesn't get much sweeter than that. Please stop equating being a StarCraft fan to being a Boxer fan. It is quite unnerving, considering that it implies that anyone who dislikes Boxer and/or the hype that surrounds him is not a StarCraft fan. | ||
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
On September 14 2009 13:48 Psyonic_Reaver wrote: Are you sure TL.net is the world's largest SC site? Isn't some of the Korean sites bigger? I mean. A less cool guy like me just doesn't know. Good post though, I like informative posts like this that kind of re-cap events going on around the SC scene. We are larger than all Korean sites too. Some Korean companies did a comparison during some ad negotiation stuff. | ||
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Psyonic_Reaver
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b3h47pte
United States1317 Posts
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leomon
Canada169 Posts
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Spazer
Canada8033 Posts
On September 15 2009 00:52 Tom Phoenix wrote: Please stop equating being a StarCraft fan to being a Boxer fan. It is quite unnerving, considering that it implies that anyone who dislikes Boxer and/or the hype that surrounds him is not a StarCraft fan. However, you have to admit that the vast majority of Starcraft fans do like Boxer. He is, without a doubt, the most popular progamer in Starcraft. Heck, I even know several people that know who Boxer is, yet do not follow progaming in any way. Also, "If you're a StarCraft fan, you're probably a Boxer fan" doesn't sound quite as good. | ||
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Tom Phoenix
1114 Posts
On September 15 2009 10:07 Spazer wrote: However, you have to admit that the vast majority of Starcraft fans do like Boxer. He is, without a doubt, the most popular progamer in Starcraft. Heck, I even know several people that know who Boxer is, yet do not follow progaming in any way. Also, "If you're a StarCraft fan, you're probably a Boxer fan" doesn't sound quite as good. Boxer may be the most popular progamer in StarCraft, but that does not mean that liking him and/or his gameplay is a prerequisite to being a fan of professional StarCraft. I am sorry if I am arguing semantics here, but people have made such statements before and it comes off at least a bit insulting (since it implies that you are a lesser SC fan for not liking Boxer). I am sorry if my replies seem overly negative, Arrian. I like most of the thoughts you presented in this thread and wholeheartedly agree with them. It is just that that particular part struck me the most. | ||
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
Map tests are kinda boring, but it's at least something to watch. | ||
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Badjas
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