EPTEDIT: DUH it's right in the OP. Sorry
I'm kinda scared that I recognized them by voice though lol[OSL] Tving OSL Grand Final - Page 369
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mikedebo
Canada4341 Posts
EDIT: DUH it's right in the OP. Sorry I'm kinda scared that I recognized them by voice though lol | ||
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Taekwon
United States8155 Posts
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X10A
Canada9837 Posts
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Turbovolver
Australia2414 Posts
On August 06 2012 01:56 HnR)hT wrote: Well, I just saw the vods. So Jangbi cheesed in three of the games and lost the only game where he played straight. I'm sure glad I didn't stay up for that. The last BW final (if it's really the last one) was also one of the worst. Jangbi went DT's in game 2. So when it loses, it's a straight game, and when it wins, it's cheese? I don't think you can call game 2 standard, even with an earlier nexus. And in game 4, if Fantasy actually manned up he would've been fine. Haha, he did so much damage to those goons and had a proper FD with 6 marines, but did nothing with it. | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
On August 06 2012 11:35 mikedebo wrote: PS was that Moletrap and Torch on the OGN english cast? EDIT: DUH it's right in the OP. Sorry I'm kinda scared that I recognized them by voice though lolTheir cast was horrible, in my opinion. I turned it off before game 1 even started. | ||
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metaly
Romania5 Posts
On August 06 2012 12:14 X10A wrote: I left after the last set of the match and passed out, is there anywhere that the closing ceremony is? Here you go : http://www.twitch.tv/ogn_star2hd/b/327376352 | ||
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bgx
Poland6595 Posts
 Well it was part of mindgame, some of you got mindgamed. Game 1 was epic nonetheless. If Fantasy would defend and make it to Ground Zero i bet it would be macro game.*Flash vs Stork OSL. | ||
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CROrens
Croatia1005 Posts
Its been a pleasure people, see you on the other side | ||
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nuke_rush
Hong Kong126 Posts
I haven't logged onto the site in almost a year now. Since SC2 started to dominate the site, I haven't had the fervor that I used to in watching pro gaming. Maybe a game here or there, but nothing like what Brood War did to me. I log on today, having watched Nuke's commentary of the last OSL finals ever, and write my first comment in years, to say thank you, Brood War. I am both saddened at the end of something that has meant so much to me in my life, and brought me such joy, as a vessel for which I met great friends and shared wonderful memories, but at the same time in awe of how Brood War still has the enormous power to captivate, even after fourteen years. I began watching Brood War in 2009, one of the worst years of my life. My first video of a pro game I still remember; it was Jaedong vs Movie on Heartbreak Ridge, commentated by HuskyStarcraft, back when he would mumble, back when he was still going crazy over every hundredth subscriber. Dragoon rush; crazy cheese, I still remember. Two summers filled with Starcraft, posting on teamliquid my replays that I uploaded to repdepot; playing hour long games of TvP, watching the streams online. I remember my favorite OSL final of all time, Jaedong vs Fantasy, the comeback series. I remember listening to triple commentaries with Cholera, Klazart, those legends. When it was late, sometimes I would go play the mutalisk training map, just to take my mind off things. When SC2 came out, I wasn't sure what would happen. I grew sad as I realized that no amount of clinging to the old ways would stop SC2, in itself a hugely enjoyable game, from overtaking it. It was honestly depressing. to see the slow, agonizing death of something I had grown to love so much, and seeing the faces of commentators and audience members, still keeping the old traditions alive, made it seem like Broodwar was a dying patient, put on life support. I never thought it would truly end, though. When it came to such things, I just tried not to think of BW ever ending, and even drifted away from the game. However, when I realized that it truly was ending, and that the long, fruitful life of this giving tree was coming to an end, I knew I had to pay my homages. Today, I come to do so; the cheeky dark templar ending to Brood War's competitive lifetime makes me both chuckle and sob at the same time. Perhaps an hour-long game featuring every unit and ending in a climactic battle would have been legendary, but at the same time, the memories of losing to DTs, and building them to crush unknowing souls, leave powerful pangs of nostalgia in my mind. Thank you so much, Brood War. What a difference you've made in my life. | ||
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8mmspikes
United States1704 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=358421 | ||
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Biff The Understudy
France8121 Posts
On August 06 2012 12:35 Turbovolver wrote: Jangbi went DT's in game 2. So when it loses, it's a straight game, and when it wins, it's cheese? I don't think you can call game 2 standard, even with an earlier nexus. And in game 4, if Fantasy actually manned up he would've been fine. Haha, he did so much damage to those goons and had a proper FD with 6 marines, but did nothing with it. The real question is what "playing straight" even mean? Predictable and like everybody else. Some people have problem to understand the concept of strategy game. | ||
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imperator-xy
Germany1377 Posts
On August 06 2012 20:03 Biff The Understudy wrote: The real question is what "playing straight" even mean? Predictable and like everybody else. Some people have problem to understand the concept of strategy game. IdrA is the only one who really plays straight!!!! | ||
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Biff The Understudy
France8121 Posts
On August 06 2012 20:18 imperator-xy wrote: IdrA is the only one who really plays straight!!!! Yep, well, guess what, that's why despite his good mechanics, he was so fucking awful compared to korean A-teams players. Because everything that was not FE into macro game from both sides was "gay" and that when he would lose to it he would nerd rage hardcore mode rather than thinking that maybe his opponent had been smarter. Let me tell you that when Bisu got cheesed to death by Flash and his refinery trick, he didn't nerd rage, he didn't blame Flash "gayness"; he probably just thought that he had been outsmarted badly, and went on to fix his playing so that it doesn't happen a second time. How do I know, you ask? Because otherwise, he would have been just as bad as Idra (realtively speaking, I know Idra was very good; but he sucked donkey ass compared to any A-team korean. I blame his stuborness). EDIT; I didn't talk about the excitement to see a player doing the same build than everybody every single game because that's straight, because his ragequit messages were quality entertainment anyway. But not everybody has his talent at insulting people. | ||
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Miragee
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JohannesH
Finland1364 Posts
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Cpt.beefy
Ireland799 Posts
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FlaShFTW
United States10499 Posts
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Louuster
Canada2869 Posts
On August 06 2012 20:45 Biff The Understudy wrote: Yep, well, guess what, that's why despite his good mechanics, he was so fucking awful compared to korean A-teams players. Because everything that was not FE into macro game from both sides was "gay" and that when he would lose to it he would nerd rage hardcore mode rather than thinking that maybe his opponent had been smarter. Let me tell you that when Bisu got cheesed to death by Flash and his refinery trick, he didn't nerd rage, he didn't blame Flash "gayness"; he probably just thought that he had been outsmarted badly, and went on to fix his playing so that it doesn't happen a second time. How do I know, you ask? Because otherwise, he would have been just as bad as Idra (realtively speaking, I know Idra was very good; but he sucked donkey ass compared to any A-team korean. I blame his stuborness). EDIT; I didn't talk about the excitement to see a player doing the same build than everybody every single game because that's straight, because his ragequit messages were quality entertainment anyway. But not everybody has his talent at insulting people. That guy was clearly joking, no need to get so worked up lol Good job by Jangbi, he had his builds ready and executed them well | ||
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BandonBanshee
Canada437 Posts
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crazeh
91 Posts
On August 07 2012 16:16 BandonBanshee wrote: Does anyone know what version of "let it be" was used when Kim Carrier was adressing the crowd? Ive searched everywhere but cant find it. | ||
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