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On November 08 2010 10:02 Pandu1986 wrote:So the stream died on me, and then i left and came back and it was over. Was the very last game after the 2 hour wait time as anti climatic as expected or what happened on it? (If anyone would be kind enough to summarize it, as the replays are not up yet in the brackets  )
1 base marine/raven/banshee push vs 2gate robo collosus and expand. GG ensued.
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Where do I watch the after-tournament stuff?
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On November 08 2010 09:59 Lobo2me wrote:Show nested quote +On November 08 2010 09:58 Nizaris wrote:On November 08 2010 09:56 aqui wrote:On November 08 2010 09:55 coddan wrote:On November 08 2010 09:52 Reborn8u wrote:On November 08 2010 09:49 Prixm wrote:
Fail by Jinro btw, he clearly needs to learn his geography. He showed how much of a wannabe-american is by saying "feels great beeing back in europe" when he was in america. lolol Fail by you, lol. He said in an interview earlier that he is headed back home to Europe after living in korea for a few months. That's probably what he meant.  Wait, Jinro isn't going back to Korea? I think he is confusing him with TLO wait what TLO isn't going back? http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=166588
thx somehow i missed that.
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RELeigh: protoss winner huk
Dc; zerg winner idra
dallas; terran winner jinro
O_+
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"Liquid is happy to announce that starting this month their European lineup will once again boast the presence of Dario "TLO" Wunsch. TLO will leave for Germany after returning to Korea from MLG Dallas and from his home town of Leipzig will represent Liquid at both continental and international events."
"LiquidNazgul: I'm the manager of the team and the Website, and I helped set up our team house and Korea. I had been going to Korea for a long time and I wanted to make sure our guys were very comfortable in the house.
When I was in Korea I wasn't really practicing, but I did try and qualify for GSL Season 1. I tried my best but didn't really have the practice to do well. After the qualifiers, I moved back to Holland because the house was set up and I felt like our guys had a very nice place to be. "
I guess they are both going to europe. o.O
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On November 08 2010 10:01 Dantaro wrote:Show nested quote +On November 08 2010 09:55 Kamille wrote:On November 08 2010 09:48 Juliette wrote:On November 08 2010 09:47 Kamille wrote:On November 08 2010 09:44 Juliette wrote:On November 08 2010 09:43 Autobeat wrote:
I guess my biggest complaint about this isn't even the technical B.net issues but the fact that the H3 team wins $60k for first and Jinro is only pulling down $6.25k. Here is to hoping they up the prize pool in the next season. They've been playing Halo for 7 years though. It'll go up as sponsors come. If you count all three Halo games, then you should count both SC games, which brings us to about 10 years. MLG didn't have SC1 on the circuit for 10 years though. I thought they meant playing the game in general not at MLG. It's sad though, seeing three shooting games and only one RTS. Nevertheless, it's understandable, because MLG is a business and SC2 hasn't proven itself yet. sc2 has proven itself lol. its just that MLG didnt original plan on hosting sc2 until mid season. that is why the prizes/tournament size was small. I heard rumors of Sc2 having featured stations and its own main stage next year. thats incredible for a game thats new in MLG. other games like Gears and WoW were on the circuit longer and still didnt get a main stage.
I still think the popularity of FPS trumps SC in the States. I think SC2 can catch up once the international viewers are added in though.
On November 08 2010 09:43 Autobeat wrote:
MLG is North American and we all know this continent loves it's FPS and console games. :/ As for the payout. Keep in mind, FPS games have big rosters: coach/manager and players/alternates. The money in FPS is kind of ridiculous and I can see that as a barrier to entry into RTS.
That's basically what I'm trying to get at.
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I've never even seen Jinro play before this tournament. Very surprised he won.
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On November 08 2010 10:08 AbsentLover wrote:
I've never even seen Jinro play before this tournament. Very surprised he won.
one of the downside of going to Korea. a bit of bad luck in the qualifiers and no1 will see you play. Clearly the heavy practice payed off tho.
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On November 08 2010 10:08 Kamille wrote:
I still think the popularity of FPS trumps SC in the States. I think SC2 can catch up once the international viewers are added in though.
definitely, for now bu its coming up in the states. I'm a longtime halo player/fan but i really love SC2, and a lot of people i know are getting into it as well.
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Gotta say I'm so happy to see Jinro take this one home, especially it being such a huge event. People have been doubting him lately, or just not paying him much attention at all. Out of all the competitors, Jinro winning is my favorite result. What a gentleman and such a nice guy, too! So pleased right now. 
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Idra got some really bad luck this tournament. He got knocked out of the winners bracket because of a close spawn on metalopolis resulting in a 3rd round cheese. Also knocked out of the loser bracket due to a close spawn Lost Temple resulting in a 3rd round delta quadrant cheese. Both of his opponents got their map choice and cheesed in the 3rd set..really unfortunate for him. : (
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wp by liquid.. impressive
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congrats jinro very well done though I do wish my protoss race could have brought home first 
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On November 08 2010 10:11 Turgor wrote:
Idra got some really bad luck this tournament. He got knocked out of the winners bracket because of a close spawn on metalopolis resulting in a 3rd round cheese. Also knocked out of the loser bracket due to a close spawn Lost Temple resulting in a 3rd round delta quadrant cheese. Both of his opponents got their map choice and cheesed in the 3rd set..really unfortunate for him. : (
unfortunate or not he should learn to deal with close positions / cheese. I love IdrA but i'm starting to be disappointed to he cannot adapt his play @all.
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On November 08 2010 10:10 Juliette wrote:Show nested quote +On November 08 2010 10:08 Kamille wrote:
I still think the popularity of FPS trumps SC in the States. I think SC2 can catch up once the international viewers are added in though. definitely, for now bu its coming up in the states. I'm a longtime halo player/fan but i really love SC2, and a lot of people i know are getting into it as well.
It's always been that way and I don't see that changing anytime soon even though we have tons of commentators bridging the gap it's hard to change the culture of gamers. You could provide incentives though with sponsorship and bigger prize money.
It's a really big challenge for a FPS player to make the switch to RTS.
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On November 08 2010 10:11 Turgor wrote:
Idra got some really bad luck this tournament. He got knocked out of the winners bracket because of a close spawn on metalopolis resulting in a 3rd round cheese. Also knocked out of the loser bracket due to a close spawn Lost Temple resulting in a 3rd round delta quadrant cheese. Both of his opponents got their map choice and cheesed in the 3rd set..really unfortunate for him. : (
You got to (as a spectator and self appointed knowitall) question his decision to go for hatchery-first when he is so solid in a longer macro games, and expose himself with such risky builds... =/
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Is this still live or is this a recording?
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On November 08 2010 10:11 Turgor wrote:
Idra got some really bad luck this tournament. He got knocked out of the winners bracket because of a close spawn on metalopolis resulting in a 3rd round cheese. Also knocked out of the loser bracket due to a close spawn Lost Temple resulting in a 3rd round delta quadrant cheese. Both of his opponents got their map choice and cheesed in the 3rd set..really unfortunate for him. : (
Only thing unfortunate for IdrA is that he expects people to play one way, and when they don't he loses. If IdrA, or any SC2 player, relies on luck to win tournaments, than sorry but they don't deserve to win any.
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On November 08 2010 10:15 10or10 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 08 2010 10:11 Turgor wrote:
Idra got some really bad luck this tournament. He got knocked out of the winners bracket because of a close spawn on metalopolis resulting in a 3rd round cheese. Also knocked out of the loser bracket due to a close spawn Lost Temple resulting in a 3rd round delta quadrant cheese. Both of his opponents got their map choice and cheesed in the 3rd set..really unfortunate for him. : ( You got to (as a spectator and self appointed knowitall) question his decision to go for hatchery-first when he is so solid in a longer macro games, and expose himself with such risky builds... =/
especially when every1 knows his style. a 6 pool sometime wouldn't hurt, would keep his opponents guessing.
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On November 08 2010 10:17 MrEaux wrote:
Is this still live or is this a recording?
The tournament is over. It is rebroadcasting the morning stuff.
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