EPTThough 9 time out of 10 the player isn't think about that at all when it comes to the game, and more of "I don't want to die, but how do I kill you."
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
Though 9 time out of 10 the player isn't think about that at all when it comes to the game, and more of "I don't want to die, but how do I kill you." | ||
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scFoX
France454 Posts
On September 30 2013 15:36 Cixah wrote: Respect is a term used alot in fighting games where you respect the fact that a certain combo will absolutely wreck you, so you play around it. Hence in league they playing around getting ganked or what have you. Though 9 time out of 10 the player isn't think about that at all when it comes to the game, and more of "I don't want to die, but how do I kill you." Ah okay; I was wondering where that came from. I don't really hear commentators talking about "respecting the marines" in Starcraft. It still feels a bit weird. It makes sense to respect a player, but respecting a champion or an ability? | ||
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UniversalSnip
9871 Posts
On September 30 2013 15:58 scFoX wrote: Ah okay; I was wondering where that came from. I don't really hear commentators talking about "respecting the marines" in Starcraft. It still feels a bit weird. It makes sense to respect a player, but respecting a champion or an ability? I think it's kind of the exception that it's not in RTS games apparently, it's the usage I'm used to from card games | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
Street racing is the first leftfield one I can think of | ||
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Goumindong
United States3529 Posts
On September 30 2013 16:34 xes wrote: "Respect [the power of something]" is a use of the verb that comes up in all contexts beyond just gaming Street racing is the first leftfield one I can think of Sports is the one that comes to my mind. "That is what happens when you don't respect the running game" | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
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niukasu1990
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Shiznick
United States2200 Posts
On September 30 2013 17:02 niukasu1990 wrote: Does anyone know how to observe those soloq game played by faker? http://quickfind.kassad.in/ | ||
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Kouda
United States2205 Posts
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niukasu1990
1007 Posts
http://yy.com/#90010/1989286836 | ||
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Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
His frequent picks in Worlds seems to support my claim. Riot plz. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On September 30 2013 19:11 Osmoses wrote: So, it seems to me Renekton is the strongest solo in the game right now? I mean he does not appear to have a solid counterpick, only early advantages at best. Tanky by default, good base damage, high sustain. Not enough weaknesses imo. His frequent picks in Worlds seems to support my claim. Riot plz. Given the recent assassin craze, yes. | ||
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chalice
United States1945 Posts
On September 30 2013 18:49 Kouda wrote: Oh god Velocity is getting shit on from Vileroze's blog. Makes me wonder how other smaller teams and their organizations really run lol if you're going to make a reference to a blog on some site that no one has ever heard of and can't even be googled at least have the decency to post a link http://lolheads.net/blogs/ sounds like there was some really high quality managing going on | ||
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Lylat
France8575 Posts
On September 30 2013 19:38 chalice wrote: if you're going to make a reference to a blog on some site that no one has ever heard of and can't even be googled at least have the decency to post a link http://lolheads.net/blogs/ sounds like there was some really high quality managing going on Damn those progamers are not really resourceful.. The guy is sleeping 2 days in a row on the ground ? How about you buy a inflatable bed right away ??? Also something I don't understand is that some people were in team X house since the beginning and he discovers only 1 week later that there are only 2 cpu and 1 bed ? How is that even possible, weren't they communicating at all ? Then when they move on their new house he says that they didn't have food during a whole week except for potato chips.. What if I tell you that you can actually BUY FOOD ? Otherwise it really sucked for him, the team atmosphere must have been awful.. Oh and really people hating on him "for being ugly" ? Wow.. Overall he seems to be a nice guy. edit : oh yeah the part about the shower is hilarous. It seems the guy never travelled (no judging) | ||
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nyxnyxnyx
Indonesia2978 Posts
edit: i actually did read the article | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21248 Posts
velocity pls | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On September 30 2013 21:47 Numy wrote: We often forgot most progamers know nothing of the world and how to take care of themselves in it. Guy has a wife and kid, I would certainly hope he knows how to take care of himself. When placed in a strange city and a strange situation with nowhere really to live I think it's an exceptional case and doesn't have to do much with not being able to take care of oneself. | ||
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Kyrie
1594 Posts
events like these show how crucial it is to have a dedicated and competent support staff to free players from having to do anything but play the game, and it seems c9 was really lucky to land jack as their manager. i think many of us are familiar with the asian scenes' methods of running teams, and seeing the other extreme of teams like velocity really drive home the importance of a team being more than just the five players | ||
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