You will prolly get some comment on the APM focus, since I doubt any of those matches were lost due to being "microseconds too late" (don't remember the exact wording).

Thanks for the great story and entertainment (even for one that had seen all the matches before)!

humble

willg

Niue22 Posts

July 30 2006 15:17 GMT

#22

On July 31 2006 00:01 PuertoRican wrote:

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BitTorrent

dude uninstall that crap and get BitComet.

pubbanana

United States3063 Posts

July 30 2006 15:21 GMT

#23

I knew this all sounded familiar and then I remembered that I saw it on an episode of Inside Stuff on OnGameNet when they were interviewing people at WCG

And if I remember correctly, you were interviewed, right Storyteller? I'm not sure if that was you or not, but I do remember a Singaporean guy (with glasses, I think) talking about a WCG documentary he was making

EvilTeletubby

Baltimore, USA22259 Posts

July 30 2006 15:22 GMT

#24

Wow this is very, very cool... I can't wait to watch.

PuertoRican

United States5709 Posts

July 30 2006 15:30 GMT

#25

On July 31 2006 00:17 willg wrote:

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dude uninstall that crap and get BitComet.

I got it, it says I have 1.5 hours left to download the file.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

July 30 2006 15:30 GMT

#26

On July 31 2006 00:21 pubbanana wrote:
I knew this all sounded familiar and then I remembered that I saw it on an episode of Inside Stuff on OnGameNet when they were interviewing people at WCG

And if I remember correctly, you were interviewed, right Storyteller? I'm not sure if that was you or not, but I do remember a Singaporean guy (with glasses, I think) talking about a WCG documentary he was making

Yeah, that was me. They were asking things like, "so, how do you feel now that Xellos has lost?" and I was trying my absolute best not to say "Goddamnit! The bastard silent_control just killed my storyline!" Plus the problem that National Geographic wasn't letting me say anything about the story (they embargo all info for fear that Discovery might rush out a similar docu before them) limited what I could say (next to nothing... )

I felt like a politician.

If nobody can download it yet, don't worry, I will seed it after it premiers in Asia.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

July 30 2006 15:34 GMT

#27

On July 31 2006 00:15 humblegar wrote:

You will prolly get some comment on the APM focus, since I doubt any of those matches were lost due to being "microseconds too late" (don't remember the exact wording).

Thanks for the great story and entertainment (even for one that had seen all the matches before)!

Thanks =) My first time producing an international docu, so I wasn't sure if would work out. I think the line you're referring to came from Xellos vs silent_control on Estrella and Paranoid Android, where they were using the exact same build, but Xellos always seemed to be a little bit slower, which gave silent_control a tiny advantage in army size.

It wasn't supposed to be that simplistic, but when we submitted our first script, one of the comments we got was "nobody will understand the term 'pincer movement'", so you an imagine how much we had to simplify the "battle reports"!

pubbanana

United States3063 Posts

July 30 2006 15:36 GMT

#28

Oh yea, I remember you said some nice things about Xellos, like how dedicated he was for someone his age

trukster

Australia2 Posts

July 30 2006 15:40 GMT

#29

i saw that posted in our tv guide, but the guide says the documentary follows a WCG gamer and focuses on the problems relating to children playing computer games!

Freezer_au

Australia1461 Posts

July 30 2006 15:47 GMT

#30

someone get it and put it on youtube

PuertoRican

United States5709 Posts

July 30 2006 15:51 GMT

#31

The download has been fucking up for the past 10 minutes or so.
Restarting and stuff, wasting my time ;(

1 seed, 7 peers.

Drowsy

United States4876 Posts

July 30 2006 15:54 GMT

#32

I can't even get it to start, wish I would have known about it since I actually have National Geographic Channel now

EvilTeletubby

Baltimore, USA22259 Posts

July 30 2006 15:56 GMT

#33

On July 31 2006 00:51 PuertoRican wrote:
The download has been fucking up for the past 10 minutes or so.
Restarting and stuff, wasting my time ;(

1 seed, 7 peers.

Hm? It's not fucking up, it's just that you've hit the ceiling of what has been uploaded and shared between the leechers already, and you're waiting for the lone seeder to keep uploading new pieces for you to d/l.

willg

Niue22 Posts

July 30 2006 16:04 GMT

#34

yea what ETT said is true. the trick to dling off of 1 seeder is to just ignore that you are downloading the file.

as comedian Mitch Hedberg would say, "I like baked potatoes, but they take too long to make. Sometimes I throw one in the oven, even if I don't want one. By the time it's done, who knows? I throw one in and go on vacation."

Freezer_au

Australia1461 Posts

July 30 2006 16:06 GMT

#35

A friend of mine recorded it onto DVD from the tv. He needs help converting it to .AVI so he can then host it on youtube for all to see. Anyone know any good programs to do this ?

Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says:
ok i got
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x3 vob files
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which i was able to convert to avi
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but the other files are
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D2V file
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LST file
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IDX file
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and then the exe file which is an IFO
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which is basically my version of media player
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so if you can tell me how to convert all those files into 1 file so i can upload somewhere
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then n/p

skindzer

Chile5114 Posts

July 30 2006 17:10 GMT

#36

I doubt ill be able to see it in latin america

please upload it to youtubeeeee (or maybe that corsairx site)