EPTAnyway, great production value so far guys, this is a good tourney, hopefully IdrA can come back and take it! :D
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MediaOcrity
Australia25 Posts
Anyway, great production value so far guys, this is a good tourney, hopefully IdrA can come back and take it! :D | ||
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tMomiji
United States1115 Posts
On August 12 2011 13:24 MediaOcrity wrote: Surprised this hasn't blown up with IdrA BM comments v Mana... Anyway, great production value so far guys, this is a good tourney, hopefully IdrA can come back and take it! :D Those are all over the specific Day 14 board. It almost got out of control for a while... Personally I'm hoping White-Ra takes it all~ | ||
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tyCe
Australia2542 Posts
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T0fuuu
Australia2275 Posts
On August 12 2011 06:37 Alex.IGN wrote: Our schedule can be found here: http://www.ign.com/ipl/starcraft2/calendar The entire IGN site is going through some rough patches as they are moving a bunch of our back-end stuff to a different city, so the site will be up and down from time to time, sorry for the issues! Hi. Is there any chance that the players playing in the rounds can be announced for the tl calendar? http://www.teamliquid.net/calendar/2011/08/#event_5903 Stuff like this is not very useful. I understand that some people may not want to be spoiled but its frustrating to find out who is playing when looking at the TL or IPL calendar when a broadcast is on. The only place to find infomation on which players are playing in a broadcast seems to be the LR thread or the ign website. It is an inconvenience considering GSL NASL and other leagues announce their lineups in the TL calendar. | ||
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ProxyKnoxy
United Kingdom2576 Posts
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EneMal
United Kingdom78 Posts
TB is an entertainer and there is a lot of casual players who like him, but I feel when we are discussing a serious tournament like IPL the official stream should instead feature someone with real insight into the players and matches like Artosis,Day9, DJwheat, etc. TB is a self confessed noob and his place isn't casting these kind of games. I felt extremely alienated when I watched this today as a serious player and all I could hear was TB telling me what I could plainly see. I got banned from the chat for pointing it out because it was filled with TB fanboys who just called me a troll. I'm not saying TB shouldn't cast it. But he should do so on a seperate stream, and give more experienced players some insight into the game with a competent caster on the main stream. I'm not hating on him, but do you really think the caster of a $50k prize tournament should be someone with a series called "I suck at starcraft 2."? I prefer the games going on in the IPL but I'm watching the Blizzard invitational right now anyway just because it has Day9 and JP. Please stop alienating people who are truly interested in E-Sports in favor of people who want to see the flashing lights and listen to TB saying "he is shelling the refinery" while we watch him shelling a refinery. | ||
Alex.IGN
United States1050 Posts
On August 12 2011 19:00 T0fuuu wrote: Hi. Is there any chance that the players playing in the rounds can be announced for the tl calendar? http://www.teamliquid.net/calendar/2011/08/#event_5903 Stuff like this is not very useful. I understand that some people may not want to be spoiled but its frustrating to find out who is playing when looking at the TL or IPL calendar when a broadcast is on. The only place to find infomation on which players are playing in a broadcast seems to be the LR thread or the ign website. It is an inconvenience considering GSL NASL and other leagues announce their lineups in the TL calendar. As far the as TL calendar goes, in order to ensure that our events are on the calendar, we submit them earlier then when we can reveal who is playing in each day. It'd be neat if there was functionality for us to edit our events, but until then we felt that ensuring that we have the calendar events up in time and preventing spoilers are more important then having the player names on the calendar, considering we have live report threads for each day. | ||
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T0fuuu
Australia2275 Posts
On August 13 2011 03:33 Alex.IGN wrote: As far the as TL calendar goes, in order to ensure that our events are on the calendar, we submit them earlier then when we can reveal who is playing in each day. It'd be neat if there was functionality for us to edit our events, but until then we felt that ensuring that we have the calendar events up in time and preventing spoilers are more important then having the player names on the calendar, considering we have live report threads for each day. Thats understandable but i hope that you will at least do this for the finals because the last IPL finals kind of flew under the radar since there was not much hype and people had no idea who was playing and how they got there. | ||
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Zeon0
Austria2995 Posts
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Wudu
Austria127 Posts
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EneMal
United Kingdom78 Posts
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luckybeni2
Germany1065 Posts
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Wudu
Austria127 Posts
On August 13 2011 04:19 EneMal wrote: Wudu.....IdrA didn't ragequit he stayed in and won the game so S T F U i have a smile on my face how are you doing? | ||
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Wudu
Austria127 Posts
On August 13 2011 04:25 luckybeni2 wrote: Haha i'd love to see how IIdra looked the last minute of the game :D me too! | ||
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EneMal
United Kingdom78 Posts
.___ (0..0) .\ 0 / Nvm, that's "Scream". he looked like this: (-_-) | ||
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Gloop
United Kingdom30 Posts
On August 13 2011 02:54 EneMal wrote: I don't like how a lot of the pro games are being casted by TB on this. TB is an entertainer and there is a lot of casual players who like him, but I feel when we are discussing a serious tournament like IPL the official stream should instead feature someone with real insight into the players and matches like Artosis,Day9, DJwheat, etc. TB is a self confessed noob and his place isn't casting these kind of games. I felt extremely alienated when I watched this today as a serious player and all I could hear was TB telling me what I could plainly see. DJwheat is hardly a pro player himself you realise? Most of his commentry is play by play aswell. | ||
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Matiz_pl
Poland163 Posts
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EneMal
United Kingdom78 Posts
I watched half the game with TB casting without him doing anything but shouting what was happening at me. TB = LagTV. Except he's in gold and not diamond like MB..... When I want serious information about important stuff I would watch a news company like the BBC. SxEphill is to those, what TB is to casting. The official and primary news would be something like CNN or BBC, which would be the main stream. These offer insight and knowledge. But if you want to hear the news from SxEPhil or a youtube personality like him you could log onto youtube and watch that also. TB should be casting on his own stream. I don't like how this is mixing, it feels like I'm turning on the TV during an important event and getting Ray William Johnson saying "Hello forum! So there wuz some riots in London and they was like "im rioting lololol" and then someone was like "fake & gay" here is some video with cakes photoshopped onto the heads of all the police". | ||
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SharkWLaz0rs
United States3 Posts
Please stop alienating people who are truly interested in E-Sports in favor of people who want to see the flashing lights and listen to TB saying "he is shelling the refinery" while we watch him shelling a refinery. You say that like being truly interested in E-Sports and enjoying TBs casting are mutually exclusive. I'd disagree with that idea. I follow Esports very closely. I'd like to think I have a strong understanding of the nuances of SC2, and I still love TB. Is his game knowledge the best? Of course not. But the dude is funny and is genuinely excited and enthusiastic every time he casts. He brings good energy to the event. Those are very important traits. I really enjoy every game he does. | ||
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Megiddosc
United States966 Posts
If someone doesn't know what those two terms mean, then they should just remain silent because that's how practically all sports broadcasting works. | ||
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