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nevamind
United States14 Posts
On October 21 2011 01:42 xtfftc wrote: Yep, but we need an actual CCN article; we can't use some video on YouTube for referencing. Here is the original CNN video: http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/tech/2010/07/27/stout.starcraft.skorea.fields.cnn | ||
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xtfftc
United Kingdom2343 Posts
On October 21 2011 03:20 nevamind wrote: Here is the original CNN video: http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/tech/2010/07/27/stout.starcraft.skorea.fields.cnn You are a legend  In other news, Bitterdam just told the story of Idra losing the "Sick Nerd Baller" competition at IEM Guanghzousmething by 6 (six) votes and how his response was "So much for my 1200-pages strong fanclub". Shame on you guys for not voting. | ||
damod
1106 Posts
On October 21 2011 03:37 xtfftc wrote: You are a legend In other news, Bitterdam just told the story of Idra losing the "Sick Nerd Baller" competition at IEM Guanghzousmething by 6 (six) votes and how his response was "So much for my 1200-pages strong fanclub". Shame on you guys for not voting. Whattttt ?!?!?!?!?! FFS, i opened like 3 accounts to vote for idrA in that "Sick Nerd Baller" competition, if i knew it would have been so close... only 4 more accounts :'( | ||
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Junichi
Germany1056 Posts
On October 21 2011 03:37 xtfftc wrote: You are a legend In other news, Bitterdam just told the story of Idra losing the "Sick Nerd Baller" competition at IEM Guanghzousmething by 6 (six) votes and how his response was "So much for my 1200-pages strong fanclub". Shame on you guys for not voting. Didn't Rotterdam only say that that was just what he thinks IdrA must have thought when he saw he lost by such a small amount? | ||
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xtfftc
United Kingdom2343 Posts
Mr. Bitter's attempt at the "Idra grin": ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/PevX5.jpg) | ||
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-Some1.
Portugal168 Posts
I need to see Idra at Providence right now! NOW! T.T But eswc first. | ||
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Warrice
United States565 Posts
On October 21 2011 03:37 xtfftc wrote: You are a legend In other news, Bitterdam just told the story of Idra losing the "Sick Nerd Baller" competition at IEM Guanghzousmething by 6 (six) votes and how his response was "So much for my 1200-pages strong fanclub". Shame on you guys for not voting. He lost because everyone voted before the semi-finals, they didnt think idra had a chance, i mean most of us would vote for him anyway but others didnt. | ||
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kanadiasteve
United States313 Posts
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
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Bobster
Germany3075 Posts
On October 21 2011 03:37 xtfftc wrote: You are a legend In other news, Bitterdam just told the story of Idra losing the "Sick Nerd Baller" competition at IEM Guanghzousmething by 6 (six) votes and how his response was "So much for my 1200-pages strong fanclub". Shame on you guys for not voting. Haha, such a good story. I voted for Hasu, not gonna lie. | ||
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Grackodile
United States263 Posts
On October 21 2011 04:58 Incognoto wrote: I wasn't aware of the poll's existence. He would have gotten my vote though, obviously. Me either  . Next time there is a poll like that update it on the OP and we will win it easy. | ||
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PeZuY
935 Posts
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xtfftc
United Kingdom2343 Posts
Friday - 11:00 CET (5am EST) Idra vs nemuke Friday - 14:30 CET (8:30am EST) Harpner vs idra Friday - 17:00 CET (11am EST) Idra vs bly Saturday 9:30 CET (3:30am EST) Orly vs idra Saturday 12:00 CET (6:00am EST) Idra vs cloud For local times, visit Idra's Schedule and click on the "local time" link next to every match. + Show Spoiler + In case the page hasn't been checked by a mod yet (they are usually quick with it but you never know), click on the "view draft" link: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/VxeRa.jpg) If you don't see the "view draft" link, you have to log in first: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ShgWN.jpg) Use your TL username. | ||
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Pwere
Canada1557 Posts
On October 21 2011 03:20 nevamind wrote: That's a great start, just be very, very careful when someone actually writes and publish the page. The mods at wikipedia have grown into an elitist, childish bunch who think themselves Gods and see outside influence as "meatpuppets". If you attract the attention of the wrong one, he might make it his personal mission to keep your article off the site for whatever reason, and they usually end up winning.Here is the original CNN video: http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/tech/2010/07/27/stout.starcraft.skorea.fields.cnn | ||
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Oats123
Australia56 Posts
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Hnnngg
United States1101 Posts
On October 21 2011 04:41 Warrice wrote: He lost because everyone voted before the semi-finals, they didnt think idra had a chance, i mean most of us would vote for him anyway but others didnt. Basically. The only games we saw were him squeeking by in group stages after losing to Elfi and Jinro, then him winning a ZvZ against Revival. We didn't see the epic comeback against Elfi in the finals or the Puma games before the vote was done. | ||
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LiGhtoftheSwaRm
United States39 Posts
On October 21 2011 10:58 Oats123 wrote: Disappointed Idra and Huk didn't qualify for Blizzcon. They are the true representatives of NA imo, not taking any credit away from Sheth and Select. But Idra and Huk are becoming the face of Stacraft esports in NA. And i honestly believe Idra can become to starcraft 2 what Boxer was for Broodwar back in the day, he just has to win a GSL Don't discount everything he has done for the game thus far. I think IdrA is the #1 reason eSports and Starcraft2 in general have accelerated their growth pattern over the last year. IdrA fans are a bit different then other people who (in my opinion) are focused on a Win/Loss column, or who people have beaten recently and whom people haven't beaten. IdrA is little less than an icon, not only for North American Starcraft 2, but the sport in general. If IdrA is at any event, any game he plays in will likely garner more views than any other player, that in and of itself is an accomplishment. Hell, the only reason I play Zerg is because of IdrA, possibly the only reason I'm interested in the Starcraft 2 scene is because of IdrA, and I don't really care if I'm killing eSports if I stop watching or following a tournament in which IdrA is not participating in (or has been eliminated.) That's simply the nature of consumerism when it comes to any sport, and as this game escalates to a level at which it can be consumed and will be watched by the general public, IdrA will be at the forefront of that movement. (Please note that I don't want to discount what other Starcraft 2 community figures have done in growing the sport, notably SlayerSBoxer, HuK, Day[9], and many others, my point here is that IdrA is simply the main reason for Starcraft 2's ascension to the top of the eSports scene and likely will be the main driving force in allowing it to go mainstream) | ||
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Nairul
United States262 Posts
On October 21 2011 13:25 LiGhtoftheSwaRm wrote: Don't discount everything he has done for the game thus far. I think IdrA is the #1 reason eSports and Starcraft2 in general have accelerated their growth pattern over the last year. IdrA fans are a bit different then other people who (in my opinion) are focused on a Win/Loss column, or who people have beaten recently and whom people haven't beaten. IdrA is little less than an icon, not only for North American Starcraft 2, but the sport in general. If IdrA is at any event, any game he plays in will likely garner more views than any other player, that in and of itself is an accomplishment. Hell, the only reason I play Zerg is because of IdrA, possibly the only reason I'm interested in the Starcraft 2 scene is because of IdrA, and I don't really care if I'm killing eSports if I stop watching or following a tournament in which IdrA is not participating in (or has been eliminated.) That's simply the nature of consumerism when it comes to any sport, and as this game escalates to a level at which it can be consumed and will be watched by the general public, IdrA will be at the forefront of that movement. (Please note that I don't want to discount what other Starcraft 2 community figures have done in growing the sport, notably SlayerSBoxer, HuK, Day[9], and many others, my point here is that IdrA is simply the main reason for Starcraft 2's ascension to the top of the eSports scene and likely will be the main driving force in allowing it to go mainstream) Listen, IdrA is my #1... but this is a bit much, don't ya think? | ||
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cavalier117
United States430 Posts
On October 21 2011 13:30 Nairul wrote: Listen, IdrA is my #1... but this is a bit much, don't ya think? i dont think so at all i think everything he said fact-wise, was correct. Idra does undisputedly garner the most views of any player(streams and threads) and his fans are diehard and stick with him for the most part through the good and the bad times. one month from now, The Stephano bandwagon will end, and he will be sitting next to Nerchio (remember how he was the next big zerg thing but noone talks about him anymore) but Idra popularity will never die. he summed up my thoughts (and many. many others) perfectly, i do the same thing for the most part. | ||
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