EPTHopefully we can buy a TL hoody when the shop is online to get it shipped together with the poster
Edit: Also congratulations on 20k on the first eve!
"Liquid Rising" Documentary - Page 33
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Musicus
Germany23570 Posts
Hopefully we can buy a TL hoody when the shop is online to get it shipped together with the poster Edit: Also congratulations on 20k on the first eve! | ||
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framtidenskrig
Sweden92 Posts
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spbelky
United States623 Posts
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Comogury
United States412 Posts
On June 23 2012 08:45 Antimatterz wrote: The point of the documentary was not to talk about StarCraft but to talk about the players. It was made to allow fans to connect with the players on a new level and to show the behind the scenes. The problem with this kind of documentary is that rosters can, and most likely will, change. When I first heard of the documentary, I was hoping for a rundown of the history of TL, and the impact of BW and SC2 regarding the community. I was half hoping for a documentary along the lines of "I Got Next" from the fighting game community. While it's not poorly made or particularly uninteresting, this is akin to a documentary of a specific team or era of players in basketball or football. It is not what I was expecting personally, and it's something that I lost interest in about half way through. Even the execution of this documentary and taking in to account the subgenre that it belongs in, it was really a let down from what I have seen. The player background and stories are usually only a few quick lines and then it gets to the parts that are really interesting: 1) what the players do, and 2) their interaction. There really is no point to it and it really fails to grab my attention even though it's in an area that I would be interested in (I watch many documentaries on sports, video games, and people). | ||
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IshinShishi
Japan6156 Posts
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PanZeRkpfw
United Kingdom2 Posts
It really gave an insight into the players and how they all fit into the team. If I had to criticise it, I'd say that the lack of effort put in to travelling back to the past when Jinro slapped HotBid for footage of that moment was disappointing, but we can't have everything, I suppose. | ||
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Muffel
Germany137 Posts
we need more fans like him =) (hope its not just someone out of tylers family cuz that would make that less cool :D ) to the movie itself: (i dont know how it was produced and how much time and money they had) i did expect more. i dont know why that movie was made if you want to show that to someone who is not realy into esports or sc2 then this movie might be great because you get to know TL and the players. but if you saw most of the hotbids interviews he made with TL players than this was just hotbid interviews with the players and some little extra but the extra was too little. id like to know more about [random TL player], where he lives how he grew up, when did he start playing? why did he choose to play sc2 etc ... 6/10 | ||
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ghrur
United States3786 Posts
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xN.07)MaK
Spain1159 Posts
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Leeoku
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
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SuperNomad
United Kingdom70 Posts
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Marcus420
Canada1923 Posts
lol @ EG... 666$ | ||
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Sabu113
United States11035 Posts
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Dyonos
United States8 Posts
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kayin60
United States4 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23570 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On June 23 2012 08:53 JImmyTadeski wrote: i made the donation anyone know how we're supposed to get our posters? Details about the poster offer will be sent to all eligible contributors in the next couple of weeks after the store re-opens. | ||
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alhazrel
98 Posts
Day9s bits didn't seem to add much compared to off hand comments he's made in his own daily (#100?) where he talks about the community. There were a few things like mentions of deezer and combatex that were just thrown in there with no explanation and would be totally lost on anyone not already familiar with the scene. I think that isn't the best way to open things up to a wider audience. The music was great but I would have preferred it if more of the story was told through pictures and video and music and less to be through asking for people's opinions - and if there was more of a story. Splitting up the movie into a segment for each player really gave me the impression that the team wasn't particularly close as each person had a separate story rather than telling the team's story. That said, I enjoyed it. Team liquid makes compelling subject matter. | ||
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yokohama
United States1116 Posts
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