EPT[IEM] EU Finals Day 4 - Page 5
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Vernom
Spain374 Posts
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
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philly5man
United Kingdom356 Posts
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ZeraToss
Germany1094 Posts
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:42 philly5man wrote: The commentators usually know so little about competitive CS that it makes the game boring. Need people that actually know the highest level of the game to commentate, not people that have dabbled in it. it's hard to commentate CS. it's a game where skill is in extremely small nuisances that happen all over the map. Even the amazing shots are hard to appreciate you pretty much would need a slow mo cam to really enjoy them. | ||
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EG.lectR
United States617 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:42 philly5man wrote: The commentators usually know so little about competitive CS that it makes the game boring. Need people that actually know the highest level of the game to commentate, not people that have dabbled in it. Isn't Joe the commentator for CS as well? If so, he has plenty of experience. On January 23 2011 21:46 Sfydjklm wrote: it's hard to commentate CS. it's a game where skill is in extremely small nuisances that happen all over the map. Even the amazing shots are hard to appreciate you pretty much would need a slow mo cam to really enjoy them. Well, yes and no. When many people say there's a lot happening around the map, that's not particularly true. Most of the time teams don't initiate action at both sites at the same time. Even if they split a single site, their opponents usually put pressure on one side of a site's entry versus the other which delays action on one of the sides. Plus, by looking at the overviews and positioning, most of the commentators know where the action will take place and by whom. The slow-mo option was once in the game in previous versions, but as 1.6 was updated over the years, it broke the auto-director feature and eliminated slow-motion. I think it can still be enabled, but it's not nearly as cool as it once was in 1.5 and previous versions. | ||
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Rampager
Australia1007 Posts
Strenx played t7 damn well, his rockets are amazingly on target. | ||
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Black Gun
Germany4482 Posts
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Eggcake
Switzerland722 Posts
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Ser3nitynow
Sweden89 Posts
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R3m3mb3rM3
Germany954 Posts
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philly5man
United Kingdom356 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:47 lectR wrote: Isn't Joe the commentator for CS as well? If so, he has plenty of experience. He's English and has been commentating CS games for ages, and that's pretty much my reasoning for saying that commentators don't know the game enough. I'm English and played at the top level for a while and I've never played against him. You only know so much from watching the game. Why does everyone respect the commentary of Day9, Artosis, Tasteless etc? Because they know the game through playing it at the highest level. | ||
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cArn-
Korea (South)824 Posts
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ZeraToss
Germany1094 Posts
wow 9k viewers but going to be more when sc2 coms up | ||
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:53 philly5man wrote: He's English and has been commentating CS games for ages, and that's pretty much my reasoning for saying that commentators don't know the game enough. I'm English and played at the top level for a while and I've never played against him. You only know so much from watching the game. Why does everyone respect the commentary of Day9, Artosis, Tasteless etc? Because they know the game through playing it at the highest level. Actually I'd say only Artosis does actually know high-level play, as an actual player I'd say that HDGamer would be at least close to being better at SC2 than either Day9 or Tasteless. ' Quake seems like fun to watch, really fast-paced. I don't really like FPS in general but this seems allright, Gunz is fine as well. | ||
BasedSwag
Algeria418 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:52 R3m3mb3rM3 wrote: is there a difference between quake live and quake3? There are a few differences with physics, damage of weapons, etc | ||
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:47 lectR wrote: Well, yes and no. When many people say there's a lot happening around the map, that's not particularly true. Most of the time teams don't initiate action at both sites at the same time. Even if they split a single site, their opponents usually put pressure on one side of a site's entry versus the other which delays action on one of the sides. Plus, by looking at the overviews and positioning, most of the commentators know where the action will take place and by whom. No i don't mean it action wise, i mean strategical decisions wise. The slow-mo option was once in the game in previous versions, but as 1.6 was updated over the years, it broke the auto-director feature and eliminated slow-motion. I think it can still be enabled, but it's not nearly as cool as it once was in 1.5 and previous versions. well this is the sort of thing im talking in particular: You can't appreciate this shot unless there is a replay and slow mo function | ||
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Rampager
Australia1007 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:52 R3m3mb3rM3 wrote: is there a difference between quake live and quake3? I can't touch on this too much as the exact changes are unknown but there is differences. I believe CPMA (a mod) for Quake 3 was used during its competitive cycle which dramatically changed how the players moved compared to Quake Live. Also, other things like tweaked weapon damage (most notably, the Lightning Gun... and the Railgun, maybe?) Funnily enough, even after the switch to Quake Live the top players from Quake 3 basically maintained their dominance. (Cypher, Cooler, Rapha, DaHanG, Spartie, etc...) | ||
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mdma-_-
Nauru1213 Posts
On January 23 2011 21:56 ZeraToss wrote: wow at one time it hought strenx would die wow 9k viewers but going to be more when sc2 coms up its actually more than 9k, since there are also some on the premium stream ^^ (+ i think there is also a russian stream ) | ||
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