EPTMLG Providence Day 3 Live Report Thread - Page 660
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Here we go again. This weekend is about good games and good fun. Don't rain on that parade. Play nice guys. Here's the very standard and friendly: - NO Balance Whine. - NO Player Bashing. - NO Caster Bashing. - NO BM whatsoever. Breaking these rules (from pg 166 forward) will be met with severe punishment. | ||
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CutthroatCollapse
Germany309 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
I wanted to watch Wheat + Husky cast, but I also kind of want the stream with the better crowd mic because it's a bit lame to hear it 100ft and several walls away TT | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
That could be any one of many many pro-gamers. | ||
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JoeSchmoe
Canada2058 Posts
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1ManArmy
Netherlands895 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:36 TheMenace wrote: Is there an updated prize money ranking? I wonder how much Leenock made before today. Cheers! www.sc2earnings.com awesome site  | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:36 Chicane wrote: Ya I also think this is the hardest tournament (of course thanks to all the Koreans) but not because there is no time to prepare. In the GSL, both players have time to prepare so it pretty much evens out. I think MLG is more difficult just because of the number of quality players you have to go through in order to make it to the championship bracket, while in the GSL, there often seems to be "weaker" code S players that you need to go through first. Yup, they are totally different tournaments. The mental fatigue must be hard. Sure, you get a second shot and you might have to deal with extended series in some cases. MLG is a grind especially if you aren't seeded. Funny thing is a lot of guys actually win without a seed. =D | ||
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justinpal
United States3810 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:37 pdd wrote: It's sad that fat has been made into an insult. Going back to the original question, the most gentle way to put it for me would either be plump or round (although round could describe a lot of other things). When has calling someone fat not been considered an insult? | ||
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sunman1g
United States334 Posts
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ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:37 pdd wrote: It's sad that fat has been made into an insult. Going back to the original question, the most gentle way to put it for me would either be plump or round (although round could describe a lot of other things). The right word to use is "chubster" What a baller | ||
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JayJay_90
Germany1632 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:36 Zalithian wrote: How about that Leenock had to win like 30 games, and Naniwa only had to win, what, 8? Seems like a pretty good advantage to me. what does the fact that leenock happened to come through the open bracket while naniwa was seeded because of his success throughout the season have to to with the way the final will be played? | ||
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Sc2ggRise
United States607 Posts
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Micket
United Kingdom2163 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:37 jalstar wrote: MMA failed in Code A multiple times as well, got an MLG spot in Code S, won Code S. At least MMA reached the up and down matches. Nani hasnt won a game in code A | ||
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Bippzy
United States1466 Posts
I'm actually loving zvz and pvp. They are now true tests of player skill again:D Maybe that guy a few quotes up didnt watch this tourney cuz pvp and zvz are wayyyyyy higher skill level. This mlg is awesome | ||
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Finrod1
Germany3997 Posts
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rutian
Turkey288 Posts
I always liked zvz and pvp over tvt. tvt is just a slower, lamer version of zvz. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
Can you tell me the euromillions lottery numbers? | ||
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Marcus420
Canada1923 Posts
http://www.twitch.tv/mlgstarcrafta - tastosis http://www.twitch.tv/mlgstarcraftb - huskywheats | ||
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windsupernova
Mexico5280 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:37 Azarkon wrote: And so it has come to this. The awkward foreigner Protoss who no one likes, but who represents the last foreigner hope, and who has done more for the competitive level of the foreigner's scene than any other player this MLG (except for maybe the Banjo), and who intends to show his anti-fans just what he is capable of ... ... Against the 16 year old Korean Zerg prodigy on the run of his life, who has overcome the entire open bracket, against stiff opposition, to make it here, in the grand finals. The next generation of Korean SC 2, poised to show the foreigner world that they are not prepared ... Both have such stories behind them, that either one would have been sufficient for another tournament. But here they are, both gathered in Providence, to meet their fate. Whose story will have a happier ending? Lol speak for yourself I like nani and I am sure many others do. Although I do want Leenock to win because I don't really care much about the korean vs the world stuff and leenock has been playing like a beast this MLG | ||
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TheMenace
Germany244 Posts
Thanks!! | ||
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Romitelli
Brunei Darussalam566 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:38 jamesr12 wrote: its only a 25 grand difference though. therefore not important Wow, how can you say 25k is a small difference? Maybe for the broodwar pros and the SC2 superstars, but I'm sure it matters for both Naniwa and Leenock (specially Leenock, who is still in school and plays part-time). | ||
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