EPTOn April 16 2014 15:30 digmouse wrote:
Woah I always think Chobra is actually Korean?
Woah I always think Chobra is actually Korean?
He is korean but lived for a long time in NA
Interview: Chobra, the multitalent at OGN - Page 2
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Chexx
Korea (South)11232 Posts
He is korean but lived for a long time in NA | ||
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Prince_Stranger
Kazakhstan762 Posts
On April 15 2014 16:31 Cricketer12 wrote: Day9 Apollo Chobra with Soulkey was the greatest thing of all time. How can you not love chobra man Link pls? | ||
JBright
Vancouver14381 Posts
Should be just before the 5h mark on the VOD. | ||
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Mahanaim
Korea (South)1002 Posts
Thanks Chobra  | ||
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mechengineer123
Ukraine711 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + as my personal view is that e-sports (in a lot of titles) is currently in danger of becoming too analytic. If he means the casting, I strongly disagree with this. Most popular casters everywhere are just the "loud" types and I never learn anything new from casters, only when they invite pro players to cast some games. (Montecristo is an exception). | ||
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tomastaz
United States976 Posts
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On April 19 2014 09:36 mechengineer123 wrote: Chobra is such a boss. + Show Spoiler + as my personal view is that e-sports (in a lot of titles) is currently in danger of becoming too analytic. If he means the casting, I strongly disagree with this. Most popular casters everywhere are just the "loud" types and I never learn anything new from casters, only when they invite pro players to cast some games. (Montecristo is an exception). I tend to agree with Chobra a bit. Although I hate the "loud" types, I want to hear about what's going on in the game, not what could possibly go on or why the build works the way it does. The way I outline it is, I think I should be able to listen to the audio and constantly grasp what's going on in the game without checking out the video. Although analysis is important, I think that the play-by-play should be prioritized. If I want to learn basics about builds and such, I won't watch a professional cast, I'll check out VODs, player streams, forums, and practice customs. If I'm watching a professional cast, I don't want people to teach me basics, I want them to tell me what's going on in the game. At the same time though, it is important to make newcomers and beginners feel comfortable. It's because of these aspects that being a caster/commentator is a tough job. We, as viewers, all have different opinions, but I do feel the need for the role of caster/commentator to be fixed in an optimal fashion. Oh, and I love this interview. Chobra's responses are great, he's an awesome interviewee. Thanks Chexx! | ||
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