EPTOn November 25 2010 17:31 hdkhang wrote:
You are forgetting TSL_Killer (aka TSL_BabyByeBye aka SangHo).
You are forgetting TSL_Killer (aka TSL_BabyByeBye aka SangHo).
Genius, Inca, HongUn, MC?
[GSL] S3 Ro64 Day 4 - Page 154
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bokeevboke
Singapore1674 Posts
Genius, Inca, HongUn, MC? | ||
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DoomsVille
Canada4885 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:30 GhoSt[shield] wrote: It feels like ST.Rainbow's both to back semi-finals appearances was more impressive as he picked himself back up after losing in S1 and didn't slump or anything after the disappointing loss. Oh yea, I definately agree with that. Most impressive GSL performer thus far is without a doubt ITR. That might change depending on how FD/Nestea do this time around. But it's definately going to be one of those 3. | ||
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rysecake
United States2632 Posts
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sc2lime
Canada513 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:31 Piski wrote: Why people are going so crazy about being professional. They do analyze the games and do ok job at it. They are not Day9 in that regards but I personally like to be entertained too. Would be a sad day for esports if the casts can't be fun anymore, just business. Yeah remember that word? FUN. Because he gets paid by GOM as a professional caster? And btw, it is not fun watching a cast where the casters are 1 sided about the whole game. The point of casters is to get us in the game by explaining the game as it happens since they control the view. It's stupid seeing a player get constantly bashed just because the other player is the caster's favourite player. | ||
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isM
United States735 Posts
Genius, HongUn and MC all qualified. Edited -- Too harsh | ||
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bokeevboke
Singapore1674 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:36 KashmirAZ wrote: Do you even read posts? Genius, HongUn and MC all qualified. sorry, my bad. Then only Inca. | ||
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lasto
141 Posts
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namedplayer
844 Posts
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Piski
Finland3461 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:35 sc2lime wrote: Because he gets paid by GOM as a professional caster? He is hired to cast the matches and please the viewers, which they are doing a wonderful job? I didn't mean that they should abandon all professionalism and just start drinking beer and talk about other stuff but they are not doing anything wrong now. If esports being big means that we should only hear those boring casts and the casters cannot be themselves and do jokes, I guess I don't want esports to be big. | ||
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johlar
Sweden165 Posts
"ZvP is hard", making it sound like PvZ is easy. If they had a ZvP on scrap station they would say something like - 'ZvP is hard, but this map is ok for zerg' And it gets old, let the results speak for themselves.. no reason to always treat zerg like the underdog | ||
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Holy.BR
Brazil67 Posts
You have to understand that Day9 commentate about lower level basics and his speech is less aimed to the competitive scene kind of audience. In competitive gaming, people want to know and discuss about imbalances, flaws, because they are of big relevance towards the final result if you keep in mind that the high level play makes the play styles close to perfect. In other words, what will heavily give an advantage to one player are the imbalances since they have almost the similar skill level(very high). | ||
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Zaka
Netherlands372 Posts
Either way, I'll gladly jump the bandwagon: "He said 'brainless'! This is an outrage!" "Hide our children from this decadence, I say!" | ||
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Kagami-sama
460 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:26 DoomsVille wrote: Interesting note. Only 3 players have made the RO32 in every GSL so far: Fruitdealer, Maka and IdrA (and check if he wins today). That's some pretty exclusive company. CheckPrime's the only person that may make it to every Round of 16 in GSL, now that RainbOw was eliminated early. Edit: Holy Check | ||
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GhoSt[shield]
Canada2131 Posts
MC and Genius qualified for GSL s3. Not too sure what your talking about. + Show Spoiler + They also won their ro64 matches with MC wearing the Huk hoodie and doing a hoodie ceremony after the match against Aya (revenge as he knocked Huk out of final qualifier match) | ||
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BootySmakaRaX
Japan82 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:39 namedplayer wrote: anyway, I have to complain to Gomtv about this. It is easy to call someone "brainless" because you are just watching. every GSL gamers must be respected more than that. Sorry tastosis. You are making it seem like they called him a F**king moron or something vulgar like that. Brainless, they were implying that he didnt really think before or while he was acting. You are blowing this out of proportion. Would you have liked it better if they called him a nub?...People, including casters are entitled to their opinions. Often times you may disagree just take it with a grain of salt. | ||
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sc2lime
Canada513 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:40 Piski wrote: He is hired to cast the matches and please the viewers, which they are doing a wonderful job? I didn't mean that they should abandon all professionalism and just start drinking beer and talk about other stuff but they are not doing anything wrong now. If esports being big means that we should only hear those boring casts and the casters cannot be themselves and do jokes, I guess I don't want esports to be big. I don't know if you're just stupid or just does not know the meaning of professionalism. It doesn't only mean "drinking beer and talking about other things". I love the game sense Artosis brings in the cast but what he did is flat out unprofessional and I am sure is something that is not accepted in his field. It is what it is. | ||
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:42 Holy.BR wrote: You have to understand that Day9 commentate about lower level basics and his speech is less aimed to the competitive scene kind of audience. In competitive gaming, people want to know and discuss about imbalances, flaws, because they are of big relevance towards the final result if you keep in mind that the high level play makes the play styles close to perfect. In other words, what will heavily give an advantage to one player are the imbalances since they have almost the similar skill level(very high). Rofl this guy is cute. Someone get him a cookie and send him on his way (In case you can't tell from my use of language, I think you're not the brightest star in the sky).... ((In case you need more explaining, it's because you think Day[9] caters to the lower level croud)) | ||
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schimmetje
Netherlands1104 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:42 Zaka wrote: I'm either on a radical right-wing Christian forum, or back in the 1800's. Either way, I'll gladly jump the bandwagon: "He said 'brainless'! This is an outrage!" "Hide our children from this decadence, I say!" Are you calling us people with brains decadent? Omg I've never been so offended in my life  You people are putting points in your drama skill right now, right? | ||
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GhoSt[shield]
Canada2131 Posts
On November 25 2010 17:42 Zaka wrote: I'm either on a radical right-wing Christian forum, or back in the 1800's. Either way, I'll gladly jump the bandwagon: "He said 'brainless'! This is an outrage!" "Hide our children from this decadence, I say!" "Won't SOMEBODY please think of the children!" | ||
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Fighter
Korea (South)1531 Posts
It's stupid seeing a player get constantly bashed just because the other player is the caster's favourite player Eh, Tastosis usually make it pretty clear when they're rooting for personal friends of theirs, but I can't really recall them straight up bashing another player because of it. If a player is doing something dumb, they SHOULD be called out on it. Also yeah, refer to the DJWheat post about the e-sports scene not needing such a high level of professionalism yet. People who get all uppity about things like this just remind me of Kespa and all of their absurd rules as well. You want us to start banning players who chat or who accidentally throw in an extra p when they pause? I mean, the players are PROFESSIONALS, right? Chill. | ||
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