EPTOn February 11 2011 21:43 Redox wrote:
Against someone who is far beneath his own level.
That doesnt make the map balanced.
Against someone who is far beneath his own level.
That doesnt make the map balanced.
indeed
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kyla
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kckkryptonite
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+ Show Spoiler + Yeah, but I guess I was spoiled by the awesome finals in the GSLTL. MvP losing to Squirtle *gasp*. I'm sure once they weed out the terrible players it'll be great. User was warned for this post | ||
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FliedLice
Germany7494 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:46 kckkryptonite wrote: Yeah, but I guess I was spoiled by the awesome finals in the GSLTL. MvP losing to Squirtle *gasp* get back tomorrow, the ro32 will be stacked as hell with good players | ||
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LoCaD
Germany1634 Posts
http://www.own3d.tv/live/25 was powerhousing throught the whole thing. | ||
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
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Holgerius
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:46 kckkryptonite wrote: Yeah, but I guess I was spoiled by the awesome finals in the GSLTL. MvP losing to Squirtle *gasp*. I'm sure once they weed out the terrible players it'll be great. non-Blizzard maps helped a lot to make the matches better. | ||
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Leviance
Germany4079 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:44 bennyaus wrote: ^ Indeed. I was actually very unimpressed with what was a very one dimensional strategy in both games. Perhaps today just isn't his day, given that if the hype is to be believed, he is a top level EU terran. Naama is good but he's not really won a whole lot since Dreamhack (1 XMG cup), I don't think there's many who'd have him as one of the big favourites for this event for instance. ===== I'm really baffled as to why they said that with all the time constraints we'd have to run groups side by side, and then it materialises that there's going to be almost 3 hours of downtime between batches of group play? Surely they could have just staggered the starting points of the groups a little more so while there was some overlap, there was at least a bit more time for coverage | ||
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:45 Armsved wrote: They both ended up having 35 workers off 2 bases so their relative gas income could be very high. Jimpo used this to get an insanely tank heavy composition while naama didnt and made marauders. Vikings are pretty gas-intensive imo | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
gogo qxc! | ||
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
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Loooui
Sweden348 Posts
Perfect hype/energy from Khaldor, really makes the games much more fun to watch! keep on cating Khaldor, you will have so many more fans after this tournament, even thou they might not understand a word of what you say  | ||
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Domination
United States1177 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:47 FliedLice wrote: get back tomorrow, the ro32 will be stacked as hell with good players I still think we are one season away from the GSL ro32 being "OMG EPIX" because there are still a few.....less than great players left in Code S. | ||
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Frankon
3054 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:50 Asha` wrote: I'm really baffled as to why they said that with all the time constraints we'd have to run groups side by side, and then it materialises that there's going to be almost 3 hours of downtime between batches of group play? Surely they could have just staggered the starting points of the groups a little more so while there was some overlap, there was at least a bit more time for coverage Maybe they were afraid of TvT's.... One Goody can fuck up a tournament schedule | ||
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SushilS
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BeMannerDuPenner
Germany5638 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:55 Loooui wrote: WOW I am truly amazed of the quality casting that Khaldor provides. Even though I don't know german very well (though there are many common words with swedish) I really prefer Khaldors stream before glhftv. Perfect hype/energy from Khaldor, really makes the games much more fun to watch! keep on cating Khaldor, you will have so many more fans after this tournament, even thou they might not understand a word of what you say seems like hes slowly getting into sc2. even tho i never liked wc3 much his casts were amazing. glad to see even nongermans like him :> | ||
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Kier
Switzerland57 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:58 BeMannerDuPenner wrote: seems like hes slowly getting into sc2. even tho i never liked wc3 much his casts were amazing. glad to see even nongermans like him :> Even though I haven't watched any of his casts, I like him already just because he uses own3d and not justlag.tv. | ||
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Domination
United States1177 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:58 BeMannerDuPenner wrote: seems like hes slowly getting into sc2. even tho i never liked wc3 much his casts were amazing. glad to see even nongermans like him :> Well the thing with Khaldor is that his energy is geniune or at least seems that way. One thing that used to annoy back in BW with korean casters is that they would go apeshit over mundane things like workers boxing and that just felt....fake. Edit: I don't mean they would go crazy over workers boxing all the time but you guys know what I mean. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
On February 11 2011 22:01 Domination wrote: Well the thing with Khaldor is that his energy is geniune or at least seems that way. One thing that used to annoy back in BW with korean casters is that they would go apeshit over mundane things like workers boxing and that just felt....fake. What are you talking about? The korean BW commentators are great as hell, and they don't go apeshit over stuff that isn't very vital to the game. | ||
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