EPTYellows becomes coach for a LoL team called Storm - Page 10
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Microchaton
France342 Posts
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krzych113
United Kingdom547 Posts
in my opinion this is Yellow not Yellows and we're on a broodwar forum, just in case if you didn't know that before ... - - | ||
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krzych113
United Kingdom547 Posts
On February 23 2012 03:20 Woorior wrote: Why is Yellow such a big deal? Has he done anything of notable mention? He was Boxers bitch you know ...  EDIT: AND THATS probably A HUGE DEAL lol | ||
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noD
2230 Posts
Boxer is considered too old to play bw and even sc2 to it fullest with 32 years (that is 3 years more than me!!!!!) While Hollyfield and Couture can fight (box and mma) at their fullest with near 50 years, perhaps more casual games can result in less physical damage and people not having to retire/become coach so soon. I still cant accept bw hurts people more than mma .... | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
On February 22 2012 13:55 Apex wrote: Only to find out that Xenics Storm will place in 2nd place in every tournament they ever enter. :X Lolol. You win an internet. | ||
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Hazzerd
United States6 Posts
On February 22 2012 15:06 HaruHaru wrote: Well at least league is better than SC2 ^^ Funny joke. | ||
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elementz
United States281 Posts
nope; have had this account yay before anyone knew about "elementz" though.... | ||
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elementz
United States281 Posts
On February 23 2012 04:57 TwoToneTerran wrote: No, as someone who really enjoys playing LoL, it is significantly easier in everything pertaining to the RTS Genre (of which LoL, DotA, HoN et al are, people just try to stupidly differentiate it). Saying the SC2 micro doesn't take attention or micro is very incorrect, especially in comparison to LoL. The thing about LoL is that the game doesn't underline your mistakes, and point them to you as SC does (supply blocked or too many resources saved up), so you can't tell how bad you are playing or how good you are playing. What I like to use as an example in LoL for a high skill cap is the pro scene on EUW, there is a number of teams that are "good" and they can take a game from any other team, but then you have ~2/3 teams that manage 75% win ratio within this group making them the "top" teams. recently CLG.eu (a "top" team) had to play against a team (convergence) composed of 2.2k+ elo players (top .05% of all LoL players world wide) for the ipl4 qualifiers on the NA server (convergence was an NA team so that allowed them to pick the tournament server they want to play on)...short story short CLG.eu with 200+ ping made this 2.2k elo players look like scrubs. oops double post --- wont let me merge them (or delete this one). | ||
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Tomken
Norway1144 Posts
On February 23 2012 08:12 Skwid1g wrote: It's not a CS 1.6 rip-off, it's like they took everything good about CS and made it awful, and then released it. SA is so garbage. With that being said, CoD and BF are garbage too, so meh. Honestly, I'm not surprised to see this. I can't imagine him wanting to continue playing so a coaching role would be best, and since LoL is much bigger inside of Korea it's a good choice. Yeah, SA & SF2 is pretty terrible compare to 1.6, but it's Valve that did fucked up in SKorea with CS1.6, they wanted to get paid from pcbangs for using their games (like blizzard did or do with SC2). Now they got CS: Online (looks like a mix of 1.6 and CZ) and from what I know that's free. | ||
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DaemonX
545 Posts
I'm just saying that I find it a terrible, shallow, hard to follow game. It's ok to play - certainly less frustrating than any good RTS - but I could never get into its pro-scene. And you will never convince me a game without an real economy can have the strategic depth of one with some sort of limited zero-sum resource pool. LoL has none - the characters respawn, you can't really control space - chess doesn't have those weaknesses and it's not even a computer game. There is no alternative quantum universe you will find where I paid season tickets to watch a LoL league. Might as well watch a fish feeding frenzy at the bottom of a muddy pool. And it makes me a little bit sad that my favourite zerg of all time is choosing THAT for his future. The first high-level BW game I ever saw was YelloW vs BoxeR! *sniff* | ||
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Black[CAT]
Malaysia2589 Posts
Well, SC2 isnt his taste. | ||
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Jedclark
United Kingdom903 Posts
On February 24 2012 21:43 Black[CAT] wrote: This is just LoLtastically ridicuLoLsley news.... Well, SC2 isnt his taste. There's a humorous pun in there somewhere. So what is Yellow going to be doing exactly? Strategy? Because I doubt he can help the players mechanically. | ||
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how2TL
1197 Posts
On February 24 2012 21:35 DaemonX wrote: Just to make a point, I didn't say that LoL would fail, or that I'm denying it's MASSIVE. I certainly have no claim of prediction. I'm just saying that I find it a terrible, shallow, hard to follow game. It's ok to play - certainly less frustrating than any good RTS - but I could never get into its pro-scene. And you will never convince me a game without an real economy can have the strategic depth of one with some sort of limited zero-sum resource pool. LoL has none - the characters respawn, you can't really control space - chess doesn't have those weaknesses and it's not even a computer game. There is no alternative quantum universe you will find where I paid season tickets to watch a LoL league. Might as well watch a fish feeding frenzy at the bottom of a muddy pool. And it makes me a little bit sad that my favourite zerg of all time is choosing THAT for his future. The first high-level BW game I ever saw was YelloW vs BoxeR! *sniff* You have the right to hate the game. Not sure what coming into a thread and telling everyone is going to do for you though. Also LoL is a game all about controlling space and areas of the map, whether you think so or not. | ||
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moopie
12605 Posts
On February 24 2012 21:50 Jedclark wrote: There's a humorous pun in there somewhere. So what is Yellow going to be doing exactly? Strategy? Because I doubt he can help the players mechanically. It will be more of a managing job than a coaching job. YellOw has a decade of progaming experience, so he knows a lot about how to structure a team (training regimen, player discipline, support and teamwork, etc). He's also a very well known person in the industry so his face adds profile to the team which can help with attracting sponsors and fans. | ||
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nojitosunrise
United States6188 Posts
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Shana
Indonesia1814 Posts
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Ryo
8787 Posts
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GARO
United States2255 Posts
On February 24 2012 23:03 nojitosunrise wrote: yellow's team looked good yesterday already showing the power of 2s 22 kills in each game. | ||
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Haze.884
New Zealand192 Posts
On February 25 2012 02:55 GARO wrote: already showing the power of 2s 22 kills in each game. 22 kills .. I am not even sure how that happened rofl | ||
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Darksoldierr
Hungary2013 Posts
On February 25 2012 06:31 Haze.884 wrote: 22 kills .. I am not even sure how that happened rofl Anyone got link for those matches? | ||
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