EPTOn March 07 2012 23:21 Chiharu Harukaze wrote:Imba: We did bad today. Today's EHome is not the real EHome. We did bad. I do not know why. (Chiharu Note: Maybe because your captain has a broken wrist?)
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At any point of IEM Season 6 Championship, if you think of an interesting byline, please drop a sentence in the Pro Scene thread. At the end of the month, I'll catalogue the results of Hannover but also any interesting facts or events that happen over the course of the tournament. Thanks. Neo, 06.03.2012 | ||
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On March 07 2012 23:23 Craton wrote: Curse just swung the gold about 4k so now up 2k with baron Wait what? I'm really confused by that overlay. | ||
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On March 07 2012 23:24 Shikyo wrote: Wait what? I'm really confused by that overlay. It's backwards. Look at colors not names. | ||
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Shikyo
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Well that makes sense, I mean it's only a 100k tournament and that takes half a second to fix | ||
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little fancy
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I do think it's not every respectful towards the interviewer giving those wannabe cool one word answers (Kuuja still es #1 hardest to interview person). Especially that last Chaox interview was embarassing IMO. He used to be the calmest, nicest and most objective guy from TSM, but he seems to adapt to this "y0 br0 baylife br0br0br0" shit that starts to be annoying if you practice it outside of your br0ish house community. | ||
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BlueSpace
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On March 07 2012 23:20 Meteora.GB wrote: What the hell is with this Baylife thing? Nothing to understand. Watch enough TSM stream and you will understand in which context it is correctly used and how. Asking for what it means, is like asking for a definition of the word "yo". That sounds really more positive, then I feel about the term "baylife" in general... | ||
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On March 07 2012 23:26 little fancy wrote: No offense, but I don't like certain players making these interviews so awkwardly embarassing... yesterday we had Scarra talking like a boss and Hotshot + Chauster gave some nice answers, too. I do think it's not every respectful towards the interviewer giving those wannabe cool one word answers (Kuuja still es #1 hardest to interview person). Especially that last Chaox interview was embarassing IMO. He used to be the calmest, nicest and most objective guy from TSM, but he seems to adapt to this "y0 br0 baylife br0br0br0" shit that starts to be annoying if you practice it outside of your br0ish house community. It's been talked about in the SC2 Forums a bit. A lot of progamers haven't had PR training. You think of some of the best SC2 interviews. Liquid. EG. They've all had PR training. A lot of LoL progamers haven't had that. Maybe Dignitas? | ||
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Shikyo
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On March 07 2012 23:27 BlueSpace wrote: Nothing to understand. Watch enough TSM stream and you will understand in which context it is correctly used and how. Asking for what it means, is like asking for a definition of the word "yo". That sounds really more positive, then I feel about the term "baylife" in general... baylife = DONT GIVE A SHIT ITS OKAY LIFE IS COOL ENJOY IT This is my attempt at translation, if you like it please send donations to -- | ||
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Woony
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On March 07 2012 23:26 little fancy wrote: No offense, but I don't like certain players making these interviews so awkwardly embarassing... yesterday we had Scarra talking like a boss and Hotshot + Chauster gave some nice answers, too. I do think it's not every respectful towards the interviewer giving those wannabe cool one word answers (Kuuja still es #1 hardest to interview person). Especially that last Chaox interview was embarassing IMO. He used to be the calmest, nicest and most objective guy from TSM, but he seems to adapt to this "y0 br0 baylife br0br0br0" shit that starts to be annoying if you practice it outside of your br0ish house community. You have to keep in mind that a) english is not everyone's first language and not everyone is comfortable giving them and b) no one wants to give interviews after loosing a game it's just depressing as hell. | ||
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daemir
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On March 07 2012 23:29 Woony wrote: You have to keep in mind that a) english is not everyone's first language and not everyone is comfortable giving them and b) no one wants to give interviews after loosing a game it's just depressing as hell. Which is why pro players need training for it. Whether they like it or not, PR is important. Hell they should know, they live by streams and websites...publicity is everything. | ||
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Gorsameth
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On March 07 2012 23:26 little fancy wrote: No offense, but I don't like certain players making these interviews so awkwardly embarassing... yesterday we had Scarra talking like a boss and Hotshot + Chauster gave some nice answers, too. I do think it's not every respectful towards the interviewer giving those wannabe cool one word answers (Kuuja still es #1 hardest to interview person). Especially that last Chaox interview was embarassing IMO. He used to be the calmest, nicest and most objective guy from TSM, but he seems to adapt to this "y0 br0 baylife br0br0br0" shit that starts to be annoying if you practice it outside of your br0ish house community. Teams should just having someone on there team who does interviews. Someone who isnt shy and has no problem talking on stage infront of a couple of hundred people. Make no mistake its not easy to stand there and feel comfortable when your normaly sitting in your room behind a pc. | ||
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