EPT[TI5] Main Event Day 5 - Page 13
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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Logo
United States7542 Posts
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Shergal
Argentina1191 Posts
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ref4
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On August 08 2015 02:36 IntoTheheart wrote: He also has make-up when he's on the stage. I meant women rely on make up more often. Men see women with make up most of the time so our default impression of a woman is her with make up. So hence why we tend to instantly notice if a woman doesn't have make up because she looks relatively worst than when she normally does. For men, our default is no make up. So even with make up it's hardly noticeable (unless you go full drag queen style or w/e) | ||
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vommy
Germany532 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:39 Logo wrote: I like all the casters more or less (I'm not picky), but ODPixel is pretty awesome, shame he's been on the newbie stream so much instead of on the main stage more. Agreed. Pixel is one of my favorites | ||
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Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
This tournament has run unbelievably smoothly since day 3. | ||
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GeneralStan
United States4789 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66145 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:40 Shergal wrote: I'm pretty sure West vs East is a moot framework when we have tens of international tournaments per season, as opposed to 0-1 or 1-2 (once TIs started happening). At this point, the most reasonable thing is just to follow particular teams and see how they do, be it against their countrymen or foreigners. International tournaments help teams practice against each other and in doing so get used to each other's strategies, but in no way do they change the basic differences in culture and infrastructure. Otherwise, Koreans would not be ahead in SC 2, which had lots of international tournaments - practically all of them won by Koreans. | ||
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teapoted
United Kingdom24425 Posts
I've fucked up. | ||
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Logo
United States7542 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:41 Orome wrote: Damn, they've been so on point with getting games started quickly these past few days I completely forgot about the long wait before the first game. This tournament has run unbelievably smoothly since day 3. And the Day 2 problems are sort of out of their control. I mean ideally they'd have stopped the attack and been better prepared for it, but at least it was something inflicted on them rather than self caused. | ||
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:34 Azarkon wrote: What's so retarded about the West being ahead this year? It's funny, because 90% of the people in the previous threads, before the tournament, agreed that the West was ahead this year. I guess all of you are also retarded. Not even results can stop Azarkon. Pretty sure if EG loses, he will block the results of ti5 | ||
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shad2810
Malaysia2682 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:38 Azarkon wrote: Who says I don't enjoy the games even when the West lose? I simply believe that the West is ahead. It's that simple. The only time when you DID praise a chinese was ehome and vg with fy on rubick. It's really hard to believe, though. I get it that you do enjoy the west side more than the chinese. But i do think people would appreciate if you word it out a little better. No hate bro, I get that everyone is different. | ||
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superstartran
United States4013 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:11 shad2810 wrote: Say, what actually did happen and how azarkon became azarkon that he is today? ESWC 2010 was when EHOME showed up and Western teams were talking mad shit about how they were going to smash the Chinese teams with Slardar/mass blink strats. Then EHOME showed up and rolled them with things like 7 minute daggers on Lion (MMY or X! at the time basically rolled over every mid player with his eyes closed),defensive farming tri-lanes (which no one had ever executed at that level; there were tri-lanes but they were aggressive all-in push lanes), and overall just superior mechanical/strategic play that whole tournament. EHOME was like literally universes apart from the EU/NA scene at the time. Essentially, you had pros playing against a bunch of amateurs. It was quite funny how bad the stomping was actually, only TEG managed to put up a good fight. | ||
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konadora
Singapore66145 Posts
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Frazzlehoon
United States3455 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:42 teapoted wrote: There's a Swedish stream? With Drayich? I've fucked up. Have we had a Kunkka pick yet? | ||
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40186 Posts
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On August 08 2015 02:43 superstartran wrote: ESWC 2010 was when EHOME showed up and Western teams were talking mad shit about how they were going to smash the Chinese teams with Slardar/mass blink strats. Then EHOME showed up and rolled them with things like 7 minute daggers on Lion (MMY or X! at the time basically rolled over every mid player with his eyes closed),defensive farming tri-lanes (which no one had ever executed at that level; there were tri-lanes but they were aggressive all-in push lanes), and overall just superior mechanical/strategic play that whole tournament. EHOME was like literally universes apart from the EU/NA scene at the time. Essentially, you had pros playing against a bunch of amateurs. It was quite funny how bad the stomping was actually, only TEG managed to put up a good fight. And somehow that alone caused 5 years of salt? | ||
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