That was a true draw. If the zerg had been watching the whole time, there's no way you could have killed him. I suppose there are no draws on iccup, though ;P

Tenryu

United States565 Posts

November 01 2009 06:13 GMT

#22

zerg thought TT1's lie about only 48 mins was true, so he went afk.. hoping TT1 would leave first :D. Such cheap tricks from TT1 -_-

fanatacist

10319 Posts

November 01 2009 06:45 GMT

#23

On November 01 2009 15:13 Tenryu wrote:
zerg thought TT1's lie about only 48 mins was true, so he went afk.. hoping TT1 would leave first :D. Such cheap tricks from TT1 -_-

One of the most volatile necessities in war is information. People scout for that reason, and in real life we have espionage. In this case, misinformation to the enemy was key to success. The person who wins the war writes the history book and claims all the glory. What bounty is there in playing fair when such a simple deceit is crucial for victory? None. This was psychological war.

prOxi.swAMi

Australia3091 Posts

November 01 2009 06:45 GMT

#24

I hate when I leave a game when I haven't necessarily lost yet. Only to watch the replay later and I'm like OMG:
AAAAAH

TT1

Canada10011 Posts

November 01 2009 07:09 GMT

#25

ten the poor guy obv didnt know that hes never supposed to trust a persian

the funniest part of the whole game came from the livestream chat, everyone was pressuring me into killing my goons so i could probe hop but i was so scared he was fake afking and would kill me after i killed my goons.. the peer pressure was too strong :<

numLoCK

Canada1416 Posts

November 01 2009 07:14 GMT

#26

That was livestreamed? Must've been pretty intense for the viewers at the time, or outright boring.
Was an interesting replay though ^.^

selboN

United States2523 Posts

November 01 2009 07:23 GMT

#27

I hear some of the viewers fell asleep in anticipation.

Ganfei

Taiwan1439 Posts

November 01 2009 08:31 GMT

#28

i hate reading that broken english garbage, why do people think a korean is more likely to understand "ME NO GAS" instead of "I have no gas?"

Realpenguin

8253 Posts

November 01 2009 09:28 GMT

#29

rofl that game (and the convo) was really amusing

maybe I should watch more livestreams so I can see more silly games like this

Chrispy

Canada5878 Posts

November 01 2009 10:22 GMT

#30

Wow man. That was awesome. Once you started killing your goons I had thought you had just given up and I was like "Damn, that's sad all that for nothing."

Then I was like "Holy fuck, I totally forgot about those 98 minerals."

Epic.

s.a.y

Croatia3840 Posts

November 01 2009 10:51 GMT

#31

great game. i thought you would kill your goons and start an eco game and build photon cannons, glitch through the mineral wall and build cannons there also.

this was even a better idea, but with greater risks.

gg.

Trozz

Canada3455 Posts

November 01 2009 11:39 GMT

#32

Pretty fun replay.
I liked your play from one base.
I'm glad you won that.

caedmon-

Australia64 Posts

November 01 2009 11:59 GMT

#33

On November 01 2009 15:13 Tenryu wrote:
zerg thought TT1's lie about only 48 mins was true, so he went afk.. hoping TT1 would leave first :D. Such cheap tricks from TT1 -_-

the zerg lied about having an expo too
pretty sweet game :D

fanatacist

10319 Posts

November 01 2009 15:02 GMT

#34

On November 01 2009 17:31 NoobsOfWrath wrote:
i hate reading that broken english garbage, why do people think a korean is more likely to understand "ME NO GAS" instead of "I have no gas?"

I think that sometimes people aren't trying to communicate in a respectable manner hence their mocking of Konglish. You should know a thing or two about this concept.

Sorrow

United States55 Posts

November 01 2009 18:06 GMT

#35

lol koreans

LordWeird

United States3411 Posts

November 02 2009 00:16 GMT

#36

Hahaha this was great

Xeris

Iran17695 Posts

November 02 2009 02:44 GMT

#37

On November 01 2009 17:31 NoobsOfWrath wrote:
i hate reading that broken english garbage, why do people think a korean is more likely to understand "ME NO GAS" instead of "I have no gas?"

actually in general, 'me no gas' would be understood better... or maybe not that specific example, but if you talk in broken english they're more likely to understand.