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ikki
Jamaica36 Posts
Been a fan for almost 10y Long live the Emperor | ||
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FuRong
New Zealand3089 Posts
SC fans: Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah BoxeR (Meanwhile, at the Korean zoo) Employee: ...sir, it seems that our website is under attack Boss: Dammit, Lim Yo Hwan must be playing tonight again | ||
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vol_
Australia1608 Posts
On October 19 2010 08:19 nttea wrote: The "how do you cope with pressure" question was mine! stated like this: You have a lot of pressure on you, how do you cope with it as a player and a person? I made Slayers boxer has answered a question by me!! i feel so privileged :D:D:D:D Grats mate! I'm so jealous of you right now.. | ||
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skronch
United States2717 Posts
On October 19 2010 08:40 NoobieOne wrote: I'm supprised that it could make fan sites crash. I was watching MLG here and from when Huk started his mothership against select till it finished there were probably over a post per second. I can't believe what boxer made happen can get anywhere near that rate. Plus Day[9] occasionally has that many viewers and his stream doesn't crash. successful troll, or a sad sign of the times? :/ | ||
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oniontaker
United Kingdom128 Posts
The questions, I ignored and only summarized, since I'm sure you want to know EXACTLY what BoxeR was saying as opposed to Artosis' questions (no offence, bro). I also respect the GomTV translator dude, 정말 열심히 하십니다... but his translations tend to be compressed/summaries of the players' answers... which I totally understand since his English isn't native and he's under a lot of pressure, what with it being live to god knows how many thousands across the world. Also, I'm in the screen cap at post #1... I so happy :3 ![[image loading]](http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/9388/boxerinterview.png) | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On October 19 2010 08:47 Fraidnot wrote: The thing with the possible Boxer vs Nada match is that they're conspicuously in brackets that look less difficult than others.Seriously if I was running the tournament and could set it up so that one of the bonjwas had a very good chance to make it to the semifinals, you can bet I'd arrange for it. I think it is generally accepted that the brackets are made by GomTV in order to favor famous players. Even here on team liquid we have seen numerous calls for rigging the qualification brackets in favor of the fan favorites. In my opinion that is kind of sad. I believe that e-sport can only be accepted as a real sport when there are fair and public draws like in other sports. But this is only a minor problem in comparison to the danger of match fixing. The few hundred Dollars players get in the first stages of the tourney compared to the huge market value of a star like Boxxer makes match fixing look extremely tempting. | ||
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GinDo
3327 Posts
On October 19 2010 08:40 NoobieOne wrote: I'm supprised that it could make fan sites crash. I was watching MLG here and from when Huk started his mothership against select till it finished there were probably over a post per second. I can't believe what boxer made happen can get anywhere near that rate. Plus Day[9] occasionally has that many viewers and his stream doesn't crash. You poor thing.......  You really don't know who Boxer is.Me after readying your post------>  Go to liquidpedia search Boxer and educate your self before something bad happens . http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/Boxer | ||
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GinDo
3327 Posts
On October 19 2010 09:19 ikki wrote: Boxer is the one of a kind. He´s the Michael Jordan of Esports. Been a fan for almost 10y Long live the Emperor Except someone took his Jersey.. Shame Mr.Fake Boxer | ||
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honed
Canada482 Posts
On October 19 2010 08:40 NoobieOne wrote: I'm supprised that it could make fan sites crash. I was watching MLG here and from when Huk started his mothership against select till it finished there were probably over a post per second. I can't believe what boxer made happen can get anywhere near that rate. Plus Day[9] occasionally has that many viewers and his stream doesn't crash. do you seriously doubt the power of BoxeR? | ||
Selith
United States238 Posts
On October 19 2010 09:20 FuRong wrote: I find it hilarious that gom crashes and instead of directing their anger towards gom, internet users start attacking random sites that have anything to do with bears, rofl. SC fans: Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah BoxeR (Meanwhile, at the Korean zoo) Employee: ...sir, it seems that our website is under attack Boss: Dammit, Lim Yo Hwan must be playing tonight again It's actually a DCInside thing. It's a very large community website akin to Japan's 2ch. There is a SC and SC 2 forums. If something big happens, they tend to go and mass spam different sections of the forums in DCInside. | ||
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Crisium
United States1618 Posts
On October 19 2010 09:26 Redox wrote: I think it is generally accepted that the brackets are made by GomTV in order to favor famous players. Even here on team liquid we have seen numerous calls for rigging the qualification brackets in favor of the fan favorites. In my opinion that is kind of sad. I believe that e-sport can only be accepted as a real sport when there are fair and public draws like in other sports. But this is only a minor problem in comparison to the danger of match fixing. The few hundred Dollars players get in the first stages of the tourney compared to the huge market value of a star like Boxxer makes match fixing look extremely tempting. BoxeR and NaDa would not potentially meet in the Ro8 if the brackets were not random. They'd meet in semi-finals or possibly even the finals. Ideally it would be BoxeR, NaDa and Fruitdealer all possible in semis. But with the potential Ro8 clash, forget about it. | ||
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Kavdragon
United States1251 Posts
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
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Sanguinarius
United States3427 Posts
But seriously. GomTV needs to prepare for this. The further boxer goes the worse it will be. | ||
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forr4078
Korea (South)12 Posts
During Boxer's game, that number broke through 770,000, unprecedented in GomTV's history, according to the GomTV guy in charge. It's no wonder their servers crashed. Nobody would have expected this, especially not during the Korean Series Baseball. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
Second Game = PRICELESS, great games both actually, oh btw His Girlfriend was there, SO CUTE. | ||
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Str1keFreedom
United States112 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=161872 | ||
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Yotta
United States270 Posts
On October 19 2010 09:19 ikki wrote: Boxer is the one of a kind. He´s the Michael Jordan of Esports. I was there for that discussion in the IRC and I'm pretty sure we came to the conclusion that Basketball is the Esports of Michael Jordan, unless Michael Jordan is Boxer, in which case StarCraft is basketball. Only the slammest of dunks could take out an internet this big. | ||
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BlueBird.
United States3890 Posts
On October 19 2010 10:09 forr4078 wrote: Normally the number of concurrent viewers during that time period is 50 thousand to 70 thousand. When GSL Season 1 finals was on air, there were 150,000 concurrent viewers throughout the GomTV channels. During Boxer's game, that number broke through 770,000, unprecedented in GomTV's history, according to the GomTV guy in charge. It's no wonder their servers crashed. Nobody would have expected this, especially not during the Korean Series Baseball. if 770,000 is accurate, that is ridiculously insane... | ||
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torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
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