EPTI'm been blessed to have my internet back on in time to see the revival of Brood war begin. Flash losing was a bummer but the whole event was still fun to watch. I hope Tastosis stays around to continue the great casting of Brood War games.
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NoS-Craig
Australia3116 Posts
I'm been blessed to have my internet back on in time to see the revival of Brood war begin. Flash losing was a bummer but the whole event was still fun to watch. I hope Tastosis stays around to continue the great casting of Brood War games. | ||
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vndestiny
Singapore3440 Posts
On September 10 2016 16:51 [sc1f]eonzerg wrote: imagine flash bisu jaedong playing in ASL !!! one can dream  And they all end up in the same group. With Sea. | ||
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NoS-Craig
Australia3116 Posts
On September 10 2016 17:09 FlaShFTW wrote: Wait that's it? I'm at the airport right now. Wtf were the games like? I predicted Shuttle 3-1 but damn 3-0? + Show Spoiler + Shuttle owned 3-0. Got a little sloppy in game 3 but still flattened Sharp. | ||
FlaShFTW
United States10158 Posts
On September 10 2016 17:10 vndestiny wrote: And they all end up in the same group. With Sea. I... I wouldn't mind this... I mean Flash won that MSL | ||
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TaShadan
Germany1972 Posts
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On September 10 2016 17:43 TaShadan wrote: I hope the viewer numbers were high enough! I want to watch ASL 2! ? They already confirmed it, starting december | ||
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juvenal
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Race Bannon
689 Posts
2 to 0 already | ||
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lestye
United States4163 Posts
On September 10 2016 17:59 juvenal wrote: I am not trying to start anything, just food for thought: more people showed up for the SC2 event. Not what I would've expected given that BW is supposedly much more popular. That could be a plethora of reasons. SC2 finals are in the evening so its easier for people to come to watch after work. | ||
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Essbee
Canada2371 Posts
On September 10 2016 17:59 juvenal wrote: I am not trying to start anything, just food for thought: more people showed up for the SC2 event. Not what I would've expected given that BW is supposedly much more popular. Thats true actually, there are more people for sc2 now but keep in mind that this is on a saturday and koreans work on saturday so the fact that sc1 was at 2:30pm didnt help. And I very often go to pc bangs here and I have never seen anyone play sc2 here, but I see a lot of people play sc1, ums in particular. | ||
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Race Bannon
689 Posts
On September 10 2016 18:09 Race Bannon wrote: Not a good time for foreigners, maybe. When I woke up it was + Show Spoiler + 2 to 0 already And with this I'm implying I would've teleported there earlier. | ||
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juvenal
2448 Posts
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Essbee
Canada2371 Posts
On September 10 2016 18:22 juvenal wrote: Could it also be that some people prefer watching these events casted by their favourite BJs? Flash/Bisu/Terror/Mind usually have lots of viewers during Starleague matches. Hmm yeah maybe, dunno about that but that's a good guess. | ||
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Cele
Germany4016 Posts
On September 10 2016 18:09 Race Bannon wrote: Not a good time for foreigners, maybe. When I woke up it was + Show Spoiler + 2 to 0 already BW is much more popular in Korea then Sc2. For foreigners, it's still the other way i think. | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17727 Posts
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CruelZeratul
Germany4588 Posts
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Essbee
Canada2371 Posts
On September 10 2016 19:15 CruelZeratul wrote: Was too late to catch the finals, were the games any good? First game was awesome | ||
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feckless
1099 Posts
I'm not saying it wasn't fun, just lackluster. I think despite some sloppiness Shuttle's play was amazing, and equally amazing to watch. And, of course, 3-0 blowouts are fun to watch in their own ways. But IMHO, and I'm not trying to disparage Sharp's effort or his dedication, he was way out of his league here, which could be one reason why Shuttle looked so bloody amazing. I commend Sharp for making it so far, as with Shuttle (lord knows we need different faces making it deeper in these tournaments). But I think he's fortunate to have even made it to the finals, because in my opinion he had no place in it. I think part of the reason is that he gets matched up with so many Terran players (the Terran roster is pretty stacked, so he probably gets plenty of practice, too), not to mention his group was the easiest of the bunch (no offense to those Group B players). His vT is impressive enough, and it's probably nice that he's been able to ride that wave deep into these tournaments. But his vP is sorely lacking. (Hell, I think if Jaehoon had somehow inexplicably managed to make it to these finals he would have had a good chance of winning.) Even in the first game, playing safe, he turtled a bit too long (while Shuttle bought time), and when he finally moved out, he got wiped off the battlefield. Shuttle's control of the games, along with his deeper strategic play and preparedness, his economic command, superior map control, and tactical prowess, completely shut down Sharp to the point where he had no answer to anything Shuttle threw at him. I'm really curious as to why anyone would have thought Sharp had a chance in this series (other than some emotional longing), especially if you also consider that his competition was the guy that 3-1'ed Last (widely considered to be the current best player, the AlphaGo). Anyway... Having said all that, congratulations still go to Shuttle on a deserved, dominating win. | ||
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arbiter_md
Moldova1219 Posts
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ne4aJIb
Russian Federation3209 Posts
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