EPTOn September 03 2011 15:36 mprs wrote:
sC vs Nestea game 5 is a classic. I don't mind watching it over and over.
sC vs Nestea game 5 is a classic. I don't mind watching it over and over.
This. Artosis alone is worth it.
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Daralii
United States16991 Posts
This. Artosis alone is worth it. | ||
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Zooper31
United States5713 Posts
One Hundred Fucking Percent. edit: OMG I'm a corsair now! | ||
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simmeh
Canada2511 Posts
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Yang Wenli
United States2283 Posts
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Metaltoss
France781 Posts
On September 03 2011 15:36 babylon wrote: The chances that Yellow will advance past the first round are slim. I'll be glad to admit my mistake if he proves me wrong, though. Indeed, but if he lands BoxeR in the first or second round it might sting a lot more than he'd want it to. | ||
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Black.
Brazil72 Posts
Edit: if they are on the same bracket, then how sick would a Boxer vs Yellow finals be? | ||
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United States30730 Posts
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HQuality
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On September 03 2011 15:33 theBizness wrote: Thanks for the Dimaga updates. Was wondering about his plans regarding traveling for big tournaments anytime soon. IMO he's one of the most interesting players who doesn't necessarily get as much attention. ETA: person above me kind of unlucky, they don't show all the games though he's actually get invites from IM and ST to join them when he was in Korea, but he decides to stay in Ukraine | ||
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Teael
United States724 Posts
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pdd
Australia9933 Posts
On September 03 2011 15:35 Shelke14 wrote: when chae said boxer and yellow were playing that means their in the same bracket for code a? SO THAT MEANS THEY COULD FACE EACH OTHER IN THE FINALS FOR THAT ONE SPOT! HYPE? Overhype? There are 3 brackets.... | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On September 03 2011 15:39 Alpina wrote: They say all vods are free but when I click on 2nd or next vods it ask me a ticket. I can watch only first vod as always ;/ it hasnt started yet. Free vods start at 19:00KST | ||
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fant0m
964 Posts
On September 03 2011 15:33 GrimReefer wrote: i'm confused... whenever i watch the code A quals, maybe it's bad luck or how the tourney is set up, but i rarely ever see a match. i've always heard it's the most intense thing ever, and there are 100's or participants. am i just unlucky that i rarely catch a match? is it like mlg where they show only one set every hour, and the rest are just lost in the shuffle? It's like the MLG Open bracket. They are playing a lot at once so they don't show all the games. The qualifiers traditionally haven't been broadcast. But starting with the last GSL season, our english-speaking friends on the GSL staff were nice enough to start filming the qualifiers and showing what they can for us. Because of the new nature of these broadcasts, they don't exactly have it planned out very strictly, and mostly just pick random, interesting matchups that are happening and stream those. | ||
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crawlingchaos
Canada2025 Posts
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McFeser
United States2458 Posts
On September 03 2011 15:39 Alpina wrote: They say all vods are free but when I click on 2nd or next vods it ask me a ticket. I can watch only first vod as always ;/ Wait three hours | ||
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Grettin
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On September 03 2011 15:39 Alpina wrote: They say all vods are free but when I click on 2nd or next vods it ask me a ticket. I can watch only first vod as always ;/ Good grief.. whats with these non-stop questions about the same thing. Think a little and read the last couple pages before posting. Explained hundreds of times already. | ||
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Shelke14
Canada6655 Posts
Hence the question mark sir...... | ||
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namste
Finland2292 Posts
On September 03 2011 15:40 fant0m wrote: It's like the MLG Open bracket. They are playing a lot at once so they don't show all the games. The qualifiers traditionally haven't been broadcast. But starting with the last GSL season, our english-speaking friends on the GSL staff were nice enough to start filming the qualifiers and showing what they can for us. Because of the new nature of these broadcasts, they don't exactly have it planned out very strictly, and mostly just pick random, interesting matchups that are happening and stream those. Anything is better than nothing | ||
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