Hmm, something weird is happening. My HQ stream stopped stuttering when today's event started. I really hope I will be able to watch this live for once, the VODs are really nice quality, but I'd naturally prefer it live.

HollowLord

United States3862 Posts

October 19 2010 04:05 GMT

#125

Nothing like midnight Starcraft.

Lunares

United States909 Posts

October 19 2010 04:05 GMT

#126

Why is the finals for the GSL delayed by a week?

PartyBiscuit

Canada4525 Posts

October 19 2010 04:05 GMT

#127

Is this so they don't compete with Blizzcon timing? Since I don't think there's a match on Friday.

arQ

1033 Posts

October 19 2010 04:05 GMT

#128

TLO FIGHTING!

Let's go Dario!

Dfgj

Singapore5922 Posts

October 19 2010 04:06 GMT

#129

On October 19 2010 13:05 HollowLord wrote:
Nothing like midnight Starcraft.

Nothing like waking up to some noon Starcraft!

PureReborn

Canada106 Posts

October 19 2010 04:06 GMT

#130

lol tuning in now but really mostly here for TLO vs. SangHO.

Loner for first game doesnt hurt either.

FrostedMiniWheats

United States30730 Posts

October 19 2010 04:06 GMT

#131

TLO's got this I expect him to at least face fruit, who would be a worthy opponent to lose to. If in fact he even loses 0.o

ffdestiny

United States773 Posts

October 19 2010 04:06 GMT

#132

With viewership upwards of 800,000 people for the Boxer game, one can attest that Starcraft II has made an enormous impact globally. With that being said, I hope advertisers/promoters get the message that this is becoming a huge thing; potentially much more globally prominent than Broodwar. If tournaments get larger (in all aspects) the game will grow to be one (if not) largest e-sports games, globally. First, there's a lot of money to be had when/if that happens, and second, without total Korean dominance, this will allow for all kinds of pros to come to fruition. This has already happened on a smaller scale with MLG/GSL/IEM growing in numbers (doubling or more) than previous Starcraft II tournaments. Things look great for the future of the game! And today is great, because TLO is playing.

ArghUScaredMe

United States712 Posts

October 19 2010 04:06 GMT

#133

I hope this fake Boxer gets booed.

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

October 19 2010 04:07 GMT

#134

On October 19 2010 13:05 HollowLord wrote:
Nothing like midnight Starcraft.

I completely agree. I'm staying up all night for TLO.

regulat0r

United States41 Posts

October 19 2010 04:07 GMT

#135

Feels weird being able to watch a game live and follow along at this forum. I always come home from work and watch the VODs and follow the thread, being careful not to scroll too far ahead, LOL.

Black Gun

Germany4482 Posts

October 19 2010 04:07 GMT

#136

On October 19 2010 13:06 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
TLO's got this I expect him to at least face fruit, who would be a worthy opponent to lose to. If in fact he even loses 0.o

lol i wouldnt be so sure. sangho is a guy that has been an active bw pro up until recently. his mechanics for sure are far superior to tlo´s. he is a dangerous opponent.

On_Slaught

United States12190 Posts

October 19 2010 04:08 GMT

#137

Sangho vs TLO is going to be mind-blowing.

Sangho, a member of TSL and an ex-progamer vs the foreign hope (along side Idra).

Please win TLO. This would help his clout around the korean scene so much.

imnotwearingpants

United States129 Posts

October 19 2010 04:08 GMT

#138

day1: 5 matches = 3 hours = 36m / match
day2: 4 matches = 3 x 36m = TLO in 108m from now! go go go

vesicular

United States1311 Posts

October 19 2010 04:08 GMT

#139

Absolutely love the time on this one. Makes it so much easier to watch it in the states.

iLLusive

United States274 Posts

October 19 2010 04:08 GMT

#140

Stream seems so much smoother as well as better quality from the last season. Thank you GOMtv for also putting in a few matches at a more US friendly time.