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Denzil
United Kingdom4193 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:06 poundcakes wrote: Haha this is Shaman Shadowcleave vs Paladin Shadowcleave, Showtime should take this. Is the Shaman resto? What's the comps? I saw a lot of MLS Wizcleaves on the lineup. | ||
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Benjef
United Kingdom6921 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:06 poundcakes wrote: Haha this is Shaman Shadowcleave vs Paladin Shadowcleave, Showtime should take this. MLS lol? | ||
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delHospital
Poland261 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:04 resilve wrote: Im sure the kpop is as vacuous and banal as our own pop music, but hey - we don't know ^^ I think we do. "Gee gee gee gee baby baby baby" | ||
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puppett
United Kingdom81 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:04 Denzil wrote: Inflames with Hydra I think Kali dodged or something. kali quit wow after getting banned for archy bot (rumor?), he does play on 2.4.3 a lot though (hydramist rmp won last tourny there) | ||
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Horp
Sweden164 Posts
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Fyzar
Netherlands8010 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:06 haffy wrote: What are the WOW commentators like? I've never played or watched WOW so will the commentators be able to tell me what I need to know? It's Soe, so no ;p. There was one baller caster in the history of WoW I think, and that's Jared ''Vhell'' ..... He was the biggest baller there was, compareable to an Artosis or Day9 nowadays, but he isn't casting. Also, it's probably not fun to watch if you've never played it at a reasonable level  . I'm just checking it out now to see if the new expansion is any good ;p. | ||
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Anonymous_Coward
United Kingdom1347 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:05 Talin wrote: Can't they actually set up tournaments themselves nowadays though? I'm not that active in Cataclysm, but I'm pretty sure I've seen an interface option to organize games between two preset teams. Though I might have got the wrong idea as well, but that's how it looked like. It seems like a nice feature to help fans kickstart the scene if they're dedicated enough. Only if the players are on the same server, and the best players tend to be spread amongst several of the dozens of different servers, unlike SC2 which only has one for EU, one for NA, etc. As far as I know, there's no facility outside of Blizzard endorsed tournaments to be able to play against players on different live servers. | ||
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Nevarix
Sweden294 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:07 sinii wrote: I don't watch WoW, but i do feel they could have easily put on a 2nd stream for WoW so that everyone could enjoy the tournament. It's not like its hard to set up a reliable stream these days... I don't get why they didn't do that. As an old wow player myself, I would have like to atleast tune in for a game or two, just to see how the game has evolved. | ||
Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:08 Broodwurst wrote: if you don't play wow you won't understand much at all Yeah thats true haha. And even if you play wow, its sometimes quite hard to follow imo. So much going on | ||
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Soap
Brazil1546 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:08 Tyrol wrote: He stopped doing WoW content like Azeroth Daily and that, but live streams of raids especially with the top guild are rare and far between, and since he was there and a known WoW person probably asked him to cast it. He was doing this today, whatever it is Totalbiscuit Totalbiscuit TotalBiscuit is live at #assembly casting Paragon raiding the latest content. twitch.tv/totalbiscuit | ||
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bo0
Belgium550 Posts
The Burning Crusade: season 1-2 everything was new, people were having fun and didn't know what to do season 3-4 was really refined; there was imbalanced stuff but you could outplay the opponent and win. really fun although have to admit not many classes could compete. many people considering season 3 as the primetime of wow notable classes: warrior, rogue, warlock, druid Wrath of the Lich King: it was decently fun, but completely imbalanced. season 5 and 6 were the following 3 compositions: rogue/mage/priest, deathknight/warlock/healer and variations of paladin-deathknight-warrior-hunter season 7-8: double healer teams were really boring. also: SPELLCLEAVES (= a healer and 2 wizzards) meant we had to sit through 45 minutes of boredom till the game ended in draws also: globalling: people would randomly die in a second or 2 for no apparent reason except RNG cataclysm: I quit middle season 9 so don't have much info except this: everything got very... bland; most classes look alike, there is little synergy or uniqueness | ||
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Applesmack
Canada680 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:06 haffy wrote: What are the WOW commentators like? I've never played or watched WOW so will the commentators be able to tell me what I need to know? I'm not sure about the casters but the WoW matches are just PvP arena's. You dont need to know much other than one team basically has to kill the other. The classes they use themselves should easily tell you what each player's role in the group is. | ||
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K_Dilkington
Sweden449 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:03 Astro-Penguin wrote: Honestly as a previous WoW PvP fan I suggest you at least give watching it a shot, its actually pretty entertaining and in many cases alot of skill can be involved (assuming the games balanced during the current metagame) Competitive WoW actually has a really big community, only reason it was dropped from MLG and ESL was due to blizzards inability to provide a spectator client after the release of Cataclysm. The community although much less prominent with the release of SC2 still exists and a majority of them would love WoW to peak back to its former success. The game has much bigger problems than no spectator client. The biggest problem is RNG and huge imbalances between different compositions. It's an RPG, it was never ment to be a competitive title so I think it's good that it's primarily confined to blizzards own tournaments. | ||
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NexUmbra
Scotland3776 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:05 Talin wrote: Can't they actually set up tournaments themselves nowadays though? I'm not that active in Cataclysm, but I'm pretty sure I've seen an interface option to organize games between two preset teams. Though I might have got the wrong idea as well, but that's how it looked like. It seems like a nice feature to help fans kickstart the scene if they're dedicated enough. But it just doesn't happen, its like in BW, there where barely any tournies. Yeah in theory they could have just set up a load of tournaments but it just doesn't happen really. Also in WoW I think you have to be on same realm and considering people are spread out over like 20 realms or so that have good players on em it just isn't viable. | ||
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Thesidu
Sweden290 Posts
if anyone want to see an awesome wow game (with player vent sound tho) turn down your headphone volume a notch because they scream abit lol | ||
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Fyzar
Netherlands8010 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:08 Denzil wrote: Is the Shaman resto? What's the comps? I saw a lot of MLS Wizcleaves on the lineup. Shadowcleave = DK/Warlock, with a healer, so yes the shaman is Resto ;p. This is BC/WOTLK stuff you must know that! ;D | ||
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Zarahtra
Iceland4053 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:06 Eufouria wrote: Its not possible to understand whats happening unless you PvP yourself, which is a big problem. On the other hand, I brought Starcraft because I saw how exciting a competetive match was. Well it depends on what kind of team are fighting. I'm not really up to date(and I've always loathed arena, the game is PvE, deal with it), but it's not really fun to watch mana drain teams, and you will not really know what you are watching. On the other hand, you can/could have good teams to watch, but back in the day, yer it was either just long drawn out mana wars or instant gibs. But yer seeing as there are so many WoW players, needing to play WoW to understand what's going on isn't just as limiting as it would be for Star Craft. | ||
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Mithriel
Netherlands2969 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:08 Fyzar wrote: It's Soe, so no ;p. There was one baller caster in the history of WoW I think, and that's Jared ''Vhell'' ..... He was the biggest baller there was, compareable to an Artosis or Day9 nowadays, but he isn't casting. Also, it's probably not fun to watch if you've never played it at a reasonable level . I'm just checking it out now to see if the new expansion is any good ;p.i agree with Vhell being an awesome caster!!! He was amazing! Though i always LOVED the WoW stuff 2GD casted though, then again he could make any game fun. | ||
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babishh
Canada965 Posts
at the IEM finals in germany last year (iirc), the final match was morrow vs idra, which ended 4-1 for the no soul guy. take was the host and interviewer at that event, and after a quite long question from him to idra about the possible nerfs and patches on the game, idra's answer was like "could be" to which followed a moment of akward silence from take who was expecting a more indepth and thought argumentation. | ||
Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
On August 07 2011 06:08 Fyzar wrote: It's Soe, so no ;p. There was one baller caster in the history of WoW I think, and that's Jared ''Vhell'' ..... He was the biggest baller there was, compareable to an Artosis or Day9 nowadays, but he isn't casting. Also, it's probably not fun to watch if you've never played it at a reasonable level . I'm just checking it out now to see if the new expansion is any good ;p.Fuck really? meh. | ||
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