EPTAs a genuine Swede, I can guarantee that sitting leg over knee is 100x more comfortable than anything else if you have the option.
Edit: Not exactly in that way though >.>
DreamHack Winter 2011 Day 3 - Page 266
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
As a genuine Swede, I can guarantee that sitting leg over knee is 100x more comfortable than anything else if you have the option. Edit: Not exactly in that way though >.> | ||
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MrMercuG
Netherlands2389 Posts
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Zanno
United States1484 Posts
i thought the sf tournament was a nice intermission to starcraft i'm a complete nooblet when it comes to fighting games so i had no clue what was going on, but it moves so fast i found it entertaining anyway i'd say fighting games are the basketball of esports, they're just gogogogogogo starcraft is more like american football where it's slow paced and revolves around the occassional major play | ||
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anrimayu
United States875 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:21 mTw|NarutO wrote: Even if I wanted to argue about it, Flash would prove me wrong, so no. Terran is not weak to Protoss. You don't care about it so much anymore. Is this a direct result of you barely touching it? ;x | ||
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GreenAndOrangeTurtle
Australia193 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:19 kslghost wrote: Dota games (LoL, HoN, Dota2) are all very fun games, but tend to fail as e-Sports because the games last 50 minutes with only 15-25 kills in a game often times. I think a big error on the design of these games is that characters that become more powerful cannot die or else their team is very likely to lose, thus discouraging aggression and action. It's kind of like how sometimes two guys TvT turtle up and one battle decides it all, but there's no potential for "cheese aggression" to end the game early because the inner towers are very strong in the early game. Until a developer comes along and makes the games more action filled and shorter, it will struggle to bring in "outside money" that SC2 thrives quite heavily on. The heroes don't die very often but you are always killing stuff. There is some early aggression if you go for a ganking strategy but it generally doesn't end the game for 10 mins because unlike sc people dont gg early, they play out the game to the end | ||
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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
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ImHuko
United States996 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:22 Lord_J wrote: Well, you don't see a hockey broadcast stopped halfway through to show the world cup, do you? If you did, I can guarantee that you would see hockey fans complaining, and vice versa if they interrupted the world cup to show the kings playing the senators. Dreamhack is like the olympics, not like the World Cup. They celebrate everything, not just one game. You're pretty fucking ignorant and new to Dreamhack if you think they are a SC2 event | ||
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
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CEPEHDREI
Germany1521 Posts
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Kira__
Sweden2672 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:22 Neeh wrote: Put ALL the legs over the other! What are you?! + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-eZQI2Le3tUQ/ToDSa1cKFMI/AAAAAAACguI/Kq5tqjj-zxk/s1600/centipede.jpg) | ||
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KCrazy
United States278 Posts
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Zalitara
Norway361 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:20 Talin wrote: There is a big difference between a "negative reaction" and shitting all over something though. I didn't enjoy that SFIV match very much because I have no idea what they were doing, but I would never say the game is shit and dreamhack should just cut it. Sometimes SCII fans seem like bullies, like that strong kid that takes over an area of the school yard with his friends, not letting anyone else play there. It's possible to not like a game, but still respect it.These discussions and outbursts wouldn't even happen if tournament organizers took a hint and stopped interrupting their events and mixing in content that isn't supposed to be mixed in. As far as I'm concerned, until they do take a hint, I won't have a problem with negative reactions. | ||
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Glurkenspurk
United States1915 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:23 anrimayu wrote: Imagine they play the world championship curling match during world cup. There will be a huge uproar from the viewers. Should the fans who want to watch world cup be ashamed for hating sports? And yes, I just compared SF4 to curling. I think you missed the part where Dreamhack isn't an sc2 only event. | ||
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SPQR13
181 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:19 Tantaburs wrote: Its not that the people who are upset that they stopped the SC2 tourney to show SSF4 are upset that SSF4 is considered an e-Sport it is that they want to watch SC2 not SSF4. SC2 has a huge scene so tourney organizers seem to be lumping in finals of other games to increase viewers (ala LoL at IPL) They didnt just "stop the SC2 tourney" ... There is a fuckin SCHEDULE | ||
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Tjubatjubs
Sweden30 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:14 Chaosvuistje wrote: I have to agree with this guy. I love the simplicity of Street fighter and how i can still follow it with the straight forward HP bar. But the inner strategies were kind of left out of the commentary. Compare this to Quake live, same simplicity. But the commentators have a lot of experience in getting through the amazing strategic depth of the game. Which is what actually made me play it some time ago. None the less, good games were played. Article about this: "Here’s the issue at hand. The problem with commentary isn’t that we aren’t taking the correct cues from Starcraft. It’s that fight game casting in general, not just the commentary portion, has foolishly tried to walk down the trail blazed by Starcraft. We can’t do the same things they do. The games are too different. What we should be doing is gathering thinkers and visionaries to begin to draft up ideas for pushing fighting games forward in new ways within the digital medium. The traditional paradigm – direct feed game footage, put on some overlays, get two shmucks to talk about what’s happening on screen – just doesn’t work as well for us as it does for Starcraft. We need to do our own thing, a new thing altogether.” -UltraDavid http://shoryuken.com/2011/10/19/improving-live-streams-the-commentary-quandary/ | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8313 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:23 darkness wrote: When does HerO vs ret start? Thanks. Very soon | ||
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:23 StarStruck wrote: You don't care about it so much anymore. Is this a direct result of you barely touching it? ;x Nope, thats what I always thought. | ||
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
On November 27 2011 04:16 nokz88 wrote: Whatever dude, they are talking none of it. And your attitude isn't helping either dont' really see why the cast itself needs strategic depth. starcraft has it own shoutcasting and totalbiscuit comes to mind. street fighter pacing is like a minute-long micro tumble; non-stop, split second decision making along with split-second execution. if you miss one specific attack, it costs you the game nearly instantly. you want to speak strategy when it comes to a live-casted finals? you would atleast need to be into the scene to even remotely understand what you'd want to know. don't be ignorant, those two nice casting fellows seemed like they would gladly answer your scrubbiest questions on any other day, but those were the grand finals of the tournament---you're getting minimal of everything other than a play-by-play | ||
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