EPT[Starladder] Season 13 LAN Finals Playoffs Day 2 - Page 22
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
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Acritter
Syria7637 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:03 Taosu wrote: Btw glad for Belarus to host this event. Looks like the venue is good and the organization is going smooth (I can even forgive the CSGO delays). I wouldn't say the organization is smooth, there were massive delays and fuck-ups of all kinds happening throughout the entire time, I mean alliance and liquid were set to play over an hour ago now but they've made a fun-to-watch event despite that, and with another chance I feel pretty confident they'd fix some of the difficulties they've been having tldr more belarus is gud | ||
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hunter_x
Germany2762 Posts
liquid boring??? are you serious? | ||
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40190 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:08 hunter_x wrote: wow counter strike is so fucking boring to watch....fake hype everywhere > Liquid fan Oh, come on. | ||
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
and i dont think SL even has 10% of Valve money to put up a tournament | ||
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Taosu
Ukraine1074 Posts
Watching CS = having sex as a female | ||
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CrazyBirdman
Germany3509 Posts
I think it could be exciting but it's too fast for a clueless watcher like me to even start to understand what's going on. | ||
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Acritter
Syria7637 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:11 Faruko wrote: Well, compare it to TI, and this is going ultra smooth and i dont think SL even has 10% of Valve money to put up a tournament did ti have multi-hour delays? I don't remember those, but I'm okay with being wrong and delays aren't a product of insufficient funding, just inexperience, money is not a factor in effective scheduling if I was criticizing it for lack of out-of-game content or something then yeah it's impressive what they're doing | ||
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traumatism
Singapore3728 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:12 CrazyBirdman wrote: I think it could be exciting but it's too fast for a clueless watcher like me to even start to understand what's going on. I think most of it comes from not being familiar with the map and how the economy works in general. I'd have thought CS would be way easier to watch than Dota 2 for a first timer though. | ||
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
People watch football after all. The superbowl is the biggest event in sports for a single final. I find it incredibly boring but I musn't translate this to other people. e: On January 16 2016 23:13 Acritter wrote: did ti have multi-hour delays? I don't remember those, but I'm okay with being wrong and delays aren't a product of insufficient funding, just inexperience, money is not a factor in effective scheduling if I was criticizing it for lack of out-of-game content or something then yeah it's impressive what they're doing effective scheduling requires experience/know how. And that doesn't come for free. | ||
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Salazarz
Korea (South)2591 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:12 CrazyBirdman wrote: I think it could be exciting but it's too fast for a clueless watcher like me to even start to understand what's going on. It's the same with just about any esport title, though. Dota is probably even more confusing for someone unfamiliar with the game as in CS at least all the players are equal and it's just a fight to the death most of the time, whereas in DotA how do you even know why losing 3 people for 1 is okay sometimes and why taking down some random ugly hut is worth dying for etc. | ||
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hunter_x
Germany2762 Posts
so everyone has to like counter strike? i can say what i think about it right? this is a dota forum after all. | ||
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Acritter
Syria7637 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:12 CrazyBirdman wrote: I think it could be exciting but it's too fast for a clueless watcher like me to even start to understand what's going on. I have played exactly one game of cs in my life (1.6) and picked up on what was going on pretty fast, just look at what players are doing and listen to what the commentators keep on talking about and you'll figure out what's important I mean I couldn't cast the game for shit but I have a feel for how the game works rn | ||
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Lorizean
Germany1330 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:12 CrazyBirdman wrote: I think it could be exciting but it's too fast for a clueless watcher like me to even start to understand what's going on. To be honest, watching Dota without knowing the game is way worse. I always found SC2 to be pretty good in that regard, you are able to pick up on most things while watching only a few games. | ||
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:11 Taosu wrote: Watching Doto = having sex as a male Watching CS = having sex as a female I wonder how you can tell that  | ||
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maximrobi
Hungary347 Posts
LOL. Are you ready for some good rat doto?  | ||
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Acritter
Syria7637 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:13 Artisreal wrote: uuh. I think CS maintained to be an esports crowd magnet for so many years not because it is boring to watch. People watch football after all. The superbowl is the biggest event in sports for a single final. I find it incredibly boring but I musn't translate this to other people. e: effective scheduling requires experience/know how. And that doesn't come for free. I mean that doesn't seem like a very good argument, all that's saying is that you have to have run other events before which is true but still is not even slightly affected by how much funding any one event has | ||
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Saechiis
Netherlands4989 Posts
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:13 Acritter wrote: did ti have multi-hour delays? I don't remember those, but I'm okay with being wrong and delays aren't a product of insufficient funding, just inexperience, money is not a factor in effective scheduling if I was criticizing it for lack of out-of-game content or something then yeah it's impressive what they're doing TI had COUNTLESS of internet issues if i remember correctly | ||
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Dysisa
Sweden2376 Posts
On January 16 2016 23:08 hunter_x wrote: wow counter strike is so fucking boring to watch....fake hype everywhere As if Dota is any different in that regard lol | ||
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