EPTOn July 22 2013 06:03 wei2coolman wrote:
Pain WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING.
Pain WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING.
We already recognized they're watching other scenes. Now we know which scene they're watching...
Brazilian Championship Preview and Interview - Page 8
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DragoonTT
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We already recognized they're watching other scenes. Now we know which scene they're watching... | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On July 22 2013 06:04 DragoonTT wrote: We already recognized they're watching other scenes. Now we know which scene they're watching... They must love their latino bretheren qtpie. | ||
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wei2coolman
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DragoonTT
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On July 22 2013 06:13 wei2coolman wrote: That crowd is pretty fucking big; I'm impressed. Brazil showing that it wants to roll with the big boy regions. Yeah, also up to 100k viewers on stream - and I doubt there are too many non-brazilians among those IEM Sao Paulo already had an insane crowd - maybe LCS NA should rename LCS Americas, open up for Brazil teams and make a roadtrip down there or something! | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On July 22 2013 06:16 DragoonTT wrote: Yeah, also up to 100k viewers on stream - and I doubt there are too many non-brazilians among those Me, you and Caelym. (unless you're brazilian?) :D I'm surprised I'm not burnt out on LoL; 3 days of EU LCS; OGN, and NA LCS; and now this. Must consume ALL THE ESPORTS. | ||
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UmberBane
Germany5450 Posts
But that Udyr theme is also sick. I wonder why the other LoL broadcasts never use these songs. | ||
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Numy
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caelym
United States6421 Posts
On July 22 2013 06:16 DragoonTT wrote: Yeah, also up to 100k viewers on stream - and I doubt there are too many non-brazilians among those IEM Sao Paulo already had an insane crowd - maybe LCS NA should rename LCS Americas, open up for Brazil teams and make a roadtrip down there or something! Travel and logistics would make it hard to coordinate. Maybe a LCS with teams from Brazil and Latin Am, a LCS with Turkey and CIS, and a LCS with SEA and Oceania. Event productions are definitely way more hype than studio productions. | ||
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caelym
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wei2coolman
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On July 22 2013 06:29 caelym wrote: And btw, in the long breaks between matches, the teams meet with their coaches to quickly review the games and plan the next one. Really? that's really nice. Hopefully coach pointed out bad map movement and rotation from players for CNB. I don't want to see another stomp. Blitzcrank with ez pick? weird. Never really liked that combo in lane. Not sure how I like the lisandra pick without another major AoE ulti/pick. Gragas pick with Kennen pick is questionable as well. | ||
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Lylat
France8575 Posts
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wei2coolman
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caelym
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DragoonTT
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On July 22 2013 06:26 caelym wrote: Travel and logistics would make it hard to coordinate. Maybe a LCS with teams from Brazil and Latin Am, a LCS with Turkey and CIS, and a LCS with SEA and Oceania. Event productions are definitely way more hype than studio productions. Yeah, I wasn't really serious about that, in the end everyone would end up in one city anyway except for road trips. Don't think any of those three "LCS" are going to happen. SEA/Oceania makes the most sense on paper, but the respective regions are run by different companies, and GPL is already very established (and probably in need of expanding/a makeover). Running an LCS for CIS/Turkey doesn't really make sense, since the best EU-NE teams are already playing LCS (MYM, Gambit, multitude of scandinavian players) and have tried qualifying in the past (multiple polish teams, including Anexis and DB). I'd rather have Riot expand LCS EU slightly (12 teams, would require a new format) and invite the turkish champions/runer-ups to LCS qualifiers as well. Not sure about the sponsorship situation in Latin America/Brazil, but I guess establishing an LCS there would take a considerable investment. Guess Riot will only take that step once the player base/their income from that region is big enough. | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On July 22 2013 06:37 caelym wrote: out of curiosity, do you like commentary because the play by play makes things exciting or the analysis adds extra depth? for me, I still get the excitement from the energy and enthusiasm in the casters' voices. I get the analysis from talking about the games with you guys. It's just something nice to hear while watching the game; rather than gibberish. The only commentary I can really stand that's non-English is Korean and Mandarin (only cuz I can pick up on a small bit of the commentary in Mandarin). In terms of analysis; I think Monte is the only commentator that actually does a good job. Everyone else is pretty trash. I like the play by play in English; but problem with NA LCS is they get the play by play wrong more often than right. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
On July 22 2013 06:37 caelym wrote: out of curiosity, do you like commentary because the play by play makes things exciting or the analysis adds extra depth? for me, I still get the excitement from the energy and enthusiasm in the casters' voices. I get the analysis from talking about the games with you guys. It's more or less the idea. Often even with NA the analysis isn't that deep but I still like the commentary because it "fills the space". | ||
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wei2coolman
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That kennen played that poorly. Should have flashed AFTER the elise landed on him; rather than during. | ||
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caelym
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wei2coolman
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Again; not sure why the naut pick against Maokai. Really need to choose a jungler that can punish maokai in standard lanes; otherwise this shit happens. | ||
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caelym
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