I honestly can't really tell what it is. Are they teaching you about hardware? How to play? Seems like the details are a little vague. Always happy to see sponsors offering more though. Thanks Razer.

Sableyeah

Netherlands2119 Posts

March 22 2012 15:50 GMT

#182

So this is it? The one thing Athene always strived for. Gaming academy.

Daray

6006 Posts

March 22 2012 16:12 GMT

#183

Cypher! w00t!

jmWins

Finland19 Posts

March 22 2012 16:19 GMT

#184

On March 17 2012 00:23 bzhWisa wrote:
Don't Really think you can take this as a serious learning platform for sc2 or BW ...
The lineup consists mostly of Personalities that arent real Pro-Gamers

To be fair, if you are a Master player in sc2 you have exactly the same game knowledge (if not more) than most casters...

Than most casters? Wow...

Ozira

Sweden150 Posts

March 22 2012 16:28 GMT

#185

Swifty wow legend? He never achieved much tbh, he just made very abusive macros

JieXian

Malaysia4677 Posts

March 22 2012 16:35 GMT

#186

From that I can infer that sure you're nowhere near masters

Slardar

Canada7593 Posts

March 22 2012 16:42 GMT

#187

I'm so excited about this, Thanks to Razer and MrBitter and everyone involved! Also, Tobi being apart of this is 10/10, one of the most exciting casters, will be a pleasure to watch this.

hunts

United States2113 Posts

March 22 2012 16:54 GMT

#188

On March 23 2012 01:28 rilma wrote:
Swifty wow legend? He never achieved much tbh, he just made very abusive macros

Yeah, not to mention he never even did anything on the tournament level. Most of the wow players that went to MLG or blizzcon were infinitely better than swifty. and then you have the actual WoW legends like noxn or innate or looped, or orangemarmalade who basically soloed teams.