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Sadly it seems I have to put this up yet again. Any of the following types of posts will be met with immediate bans:
Imbalance whine/Player bashing/Caster bashing/Stream complaining/Off topic arguing.
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On June 21 2011 02:52 eiger wrote:Show nested quote +On June 21 2011 02:48 smr wrote:On June 21 2011 02:47 Kilby wrote:
Day9, the king of hosts. So good. as much as i love him... as a host he is second to James 2gd Harding I've followed Quake 3 for years.. the first time I saw James 2gd I was like wow.. after a few more casts - hmm good but theres something few more - uuhhh now - I can't watch or listen to the guy but over one year on I still love day9
I'm tired of Day9's commentary. he's analysis is awesome, but he was continually giving a very biased commentary in favor of Huk, and I wasn't even really bothered who won, but the shouting and so on got exceptionally annoying.
And throughout the tournament, the way he casts and talks on stream, geez it makes me feel really edgy, almost like whenever I'm listening to the radio and it seems the person talking isn't breathing.
3.5/10
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Sweden is such a great place for esports
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On June 21 2011 02:59 Klipsys wrote:
Moon is an amazing player, I hate when people discount him because he's not top tier. Obviously his play is good enough to place second in a major tournament, and he was simply God Like in WC3, which makes him well above average in two competitive games, when most people aren't even decent at one.
Well he's not top-tier so what's your point? Moon, Squirtle, and Ace all do well at foreign tournaments and do close to nothing in Korean tournaments. It gives you a sense of how high they are in the Korean hierarchy.
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On June 21 2011 02:59 TYJ.Aoy wrote:Show nested quote +On June 21 2011 02:55 Kilby wrote:On June 21 2011 02:51 adeezy wrote:
I am happy with these results. Would've been more impressive if it was vs Bomber but I dont know how Huk would have fared against him. In case you didn't notice, Huk was playing against a guy who beat Bomber. And what does that mean exactly?I can't see Huk beating Bomber's TVP, besides this finals didn't really have straight up games, it was a cheesefest so I can't quite say that Huk is the better player overall.
Most people would have said they couldn't see Moon beating Bomber before he did.
At least we can put to rest the idea that Koreans are genetically superior to other races at Starcraft, although the practice regime is clearly a huge advantage.
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Amazing Tournament.....i mean, i was about despair myself of being another Korean to win this !!
But they all great even the korea guys !!
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On June 21 2011 03:00 Risen wrote:Show nested quote +On June 21 2011 02:58 Golgotha wrote:On June 21 2011 02:56 Risen wrote:On June 21 2011 02:55 Golgotha wrote:
wtf seal off? is that interviewer serious? DO these guys know anythign about SC2?! Their english is not their first language. No need to be a dick no im not being a dick and this isnt about their first or 2nd language. i am saying this because he used seal off instead of Force Field!!! You do realize that the Swedish to English translation of the ability might be Seal Off, right? >.>
But it isn't  .
Swedes still use the english words for abilities and stuff, else it would sound sooooooo stupid, dunno why he didn't say forcefield or whatever.
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Am i the only one who is fucked up by Day9s caster style?, whispering huks moves, warning the crowd not to applaud and then screaming out Moons 6 pool like its the end of the world?, in my oppinion thats not very serious and unrespectfull towards moon.
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On June 21 2011 02:42 Iberville wrote:
Epic rioting in Canada atm.
Only in Vancouver.
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lazy foreigners could still playing invitationals online.
huk work hard competing and training with the best in korea.
congratz huk!!!
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From day9's twitter:
I've never been more nervous during a game 5 in my entire life. Too much adrenaline making me stumble through interview haha!! <3DREAMHACK!
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On June 21 2011 03:01 youngminii wrote:Show nested quote +On June 21 2011 02:59 Gescom wrote:
Clearly Moon must have been intimidated by HuK is some fashion to have played that way in the last two games... yeah obviously he got 0-2'd by him the previous day
Maybe Moon is really confident in his coin-flipping skills?
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Sweden house doc on swedish Tv now!
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Watching that Swedish stuff reminded me a lot of when i'd watch South African rugby shows. They'd just randomly switch from English to Afrikaans and i'd be like WOAH LOL! Always takes me by surprise.
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today HUK went from "top three control" HUK to dreamHUK
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On June 21 2011 03:00 Risen wrote:Show nested quote +On June 21 2011 02:58 Golgotha wrote:On June 21 2011 02:56 Risen wrote:On June 21 2011 02:55 Golgotha wrote:
wtf seal off? is that interviewer serious? DO these guys know anythign about SC2?! Their english is not their first language. No need to be a dick no im not being a dick and this isnt about their first or 2nd language. i am saying this because he used seal off instead of Force Field!!! You do realize that the Swedish to English translation of the ability might be Seal Off, right? >.>
what? dude force field does not equal seal off in any translation. lol look it up before you talk. lol
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wow documentary of TLOs progamer house on the Swedish channel :D
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HOLY SHIT WHAT?!?!? MOON VS HUK FINALS!? Wowwwwwww congrats to HuK!
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On June 21 2011 03:00 Coulthard wrote:
Why is this korean vs rest of the world war going on? why cant some people get the fact that its all about hard work and practice environment?I hear crazy stuff here like the koreans have higher iq,sc2 isn't advanced mathematics. I miss the old bw days where people actually enjoyed the games. Now everybody whines,everybody is an expert.
Yea BW LR threads were so informative. SC2 people come up with all kinds of crap lol. Pretty interesting though
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