EPTDreamhack Day 3 - Page 145
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fofa2000
Canada548 Posts
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mistgun_EU
309 Posts
It was like a big cinema with new movie on air ! so awesome..and day9 roxx, was cool to see him irl and the other progamers. | ||
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makush
Finland1 Post
On November 28 2010 07:03 bRuTaL!! wrote: First 1:30 should be pretty intresting, followed by a interview in Finnish. Here's translation: - What are your feelings now? Naama: Feels good, but it does not actually feel much better than beating the Korean guy. For some strange reason it almost felt as good as winning the whole tournament. But of course I am feeling great. - It was amazing final, you took two pretty easy wins and then there were two long 40 minute matches. What happened in the last games when you got steamrolled? Naama: I don't know if I just can not play long matches against Protoss. My play feels a bit weak. Am I doing something wrong or is it something about imbalance? I don't know, but in the last game I decided to play more aggressive and attacked to prevent him getting storms and colossus. I did also some banshee harass, which seemed to work well and it allowed me to take the victory in the last match. - It was quite funny before that last fight, when your opponent told he was going to do "final push". Naama: Yeah, he had already lost the match, because he only had one base and I had strong tank lines around his base. - Shall we see you in Korea? Naama: I don't know, we'll see if I get any offers. - If there is one, would you like to go to Korea? Naama: Well... yes. - What makes Korea so great place? Naama: Big prize pot and it's sort of like the Mecca of Starcraft, where every SC2 progamer should attempt to go and spend time at least for a while to see what it is like. - Thanks for bringing victory to Finland! Naama: Hwaiting! | ||
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Shockk
Germany2269 Posts
Also, what's up with Day9 kicking his computer? Intentional, accident, how did it influence the cast? | ||
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BoeG
Sweden72 Posts
On November 28 2010 07:43 Shockk wrote: This is really weird; despite this being a european event and me having a pretty relaxed week/weekend with not too much on my schedule, I managed to miss almost everything from this tournament. Ah well, at leasts there are VODs to be watched. Also, what's up with Day9 kicking his computer? Intentional, accident, how did it influence the cast? Day9 managed to give his computer a kick twice, and it shut down both times. | ||
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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
On November 28 2010 07:28 fofa2000 wrote: day9 forgot to shave for the final! and they forgot to keep updating the vods  | ||
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Wargizmo
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MassHysteria
United States3678 Posts
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Wargizmo
1237 Posts
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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
On November 28 2010 09:13 MassHysteria wrote: have they uploaded the VOD's from the semi's and the finals somewhere? I looked on blip.tv but they havent updated it since round of 8 today in the morning Cant find them, but check http://sc2casts.com/ now and then. They are a quick way to find vods. I want to watch the finals again | ||
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MassHysteria
United States3678 Posts
On November 28 2010 09:28 Jiddra wrote: Cant find them, but check http://sc2casts.com/ now and then. They are a quick way to find vods. I want to watch the finals again nice, thanks for that site Jiddra, never knew about it. And by the way, I like your TL quote, best one I have seen so far  | ||
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Klamity
United States994 Posts
however, i can't really find it in me to give two shits about the results. goes to show how much starpower really matters i guess. this is like when the pistons played the spurs, or any other small market team finals (giants, rangers?) for professional sports. people just won't care as much. | ||
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zedi
165 Posts
On November 28 2010 09:43 Klamity wrote: in a way, it's great that relative no-namers won because it shows that this game has many great competitors. however, i can't really find it in me to give two shits about the results. goes to show how much starpower really matters i guess. this is like when the pistons played the spurs, or any other small market team finals (giants, rangers?) for professional sports. people just won't care as much. It's pretty much the same as if qxc, PainUser or someone relatively no-name in the whole international scene won an US tourney. Of course big names get you pumped, but this just shows how even the scene is - which seems to be a bad thing. Every scene needs it's big heroes. | ||
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VenerableSpace
United States463 Posts
On November 28 2010 09:43 Klamity wrote: in a way, it's great that relative no-namers won because it shows that this game has many great competitors. however, i can't really find it in me to give two shits about the results. goes to show how much starpower really matters i guess. this is like when the pistons played the spurs, or any other small market team finals (giants, rangers?) for professional sports. people just won't care as much. Just because you are unfamiliar with the euro scene doesnt make them no namers. naama has been doing well in europe previous to his victory here. | ||
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SoftSoap
United States170 Posts
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Shockk
Germany2269 Posts
On November 28 2010 09:47 zedi wrote: It's pretty much the same as if qxc, PainUser or someone relatively no-name in the whole international scene won an US tourney. Of course big names get you pumped, but this just shows how even the scene is - which seems to be a bad thing. Every scene needs it's big heroes. It has. They are busy attending a tournament with a prize pool that dwarfs that of Dreamhack  . | ||
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kardinal
Sweden154 Posts
It has. They are busy attending a tournament with a prize pool that dwarfs that of Dreamhack .I wasn't aware either qxc or painuser was in gsl. Shocking! | ||
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Imrik
Sweden118 Posts
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kinkosky
United States73 Posts
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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
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