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[NASL] S2 Grand Finals Day 3 - Page 12
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Anyone who continues this absolutely terrible off topic time of play debate from page 11 and onward will be banned. The same goes for the regular crowd of: -Balance whiners -Stream whiners -Event and caster bashers -HoN vs LoL vs Dota debaters Stick to the games and enjoy your free event. | ||
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SC2ShoWTimE
Germany722 Posts
too bad for us europeans. User was warned for this post | ||
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mordk
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CutthroatCollapse
Germany309 Posts
On December 05 2011 04:36 ellirc wrote: Agreed. Fucking whiners/haters, FUCK YOU. ____________________ I look forward to everything today  Can't wait for Bitterdam to cast Thorzain :D :D :Dunemployment is bliss | ||
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Hagg
Sweden27 Posts
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babylon
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I stayed up until 4 AM last night watching a Chinese tourney, and I have a paper due tmrw.  | ||
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Silver777
United States347 Posts
On December 05 2011 04:45 Packawana wrote: It's on the West Coast, and I am perfectly fine with a West Coast schedule.  If you can't watch it, don't, if you can, then watch it. Just quit whining because it's not going to do anything to whine -- if there's a substantial drop in viewer numbers than NASL will find their times at fault, and if not then so what? One thing I've always noticed in the US is that Western Time is almost always consider more important then eastern time. There is really no reason to not have the finals starting at like 7-8 PM EASTERN time as its still completely fine for western(4-5 PM) and it actually makes sense for eastern time(10 PM start is rather late, let alone HBO/showtime etc is on at this time). It's a BO7 and could easily take 1-3 hours also, which can be really late for going to sleep for work eastern time. Euro's benefit from a more eastern based schedule also so NASL's finals time is quite ridiculous for them. | ||
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SarcasmMonster
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Grettin
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On December 05 2011 04:51 ThatGuy89 wrote: how many hours till the sc2 games? ~4+ hours | ||
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Full.tilt
United Kingdom1709 Posts
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lindrup
Denmark115 Posts
On December 05 2011 04:42 KadaverBB wrote: There might actually be a pretty nice comeback in the Hon match. Scouts getting way to much farm at the moment. Yeah thats crazy... But it would require some bad initiation from the Hellbourne team imo. Anyone know if HoN still is bo3 or is it bo5 now? | ||
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Scribble
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
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Huckleuro
United Kingdom294 Posts
Regardless, i wont be watching. Why NASL decides to have it this late on a sunday is funny. Hope they are good games though. | ||
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Hagg
Sweden27 Posts
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KadaverBB
Germany25658 Posts
2 lanes destroyed pretty much means gg. Eventhough scout has very good farm there is just not enough damage output in their team. Edit: Haag is right as well, scout hat to buy to many defensive items, his dmg output just is not enough at this point | ||
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
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dcemuser
United States3248 Posts
MLG is also 2 hours closer to European time. The start time (8:15 PM) really isn't that unreasonable. It could be an hour or two earlier I guess, but I still think Europeans are just complaining about nothing. NA people have to deal with this constantly with the GSL (4 A.M.). A tournament has to cater to its live audience and the people in the other parts of the world have to deal with the fact that not everything will be in their time zone. I had to get up very early to watch some of the best Dreamhack games, and missed part of a college class for the finals. At the end of the day, I realize that the entire world is not structured around my schedule or even my time zone. Edit: It's just silly how big the issue is in this thread. Every single day of GSL is on at 4 A.M. for me, and I have never complained in a GSL live report thread about it once. I recognize that Korean tournaments need to cater to the Korean players, casters, and spectators schedules, and not that of the East Coast US residents. It makes perfect sense to me. Yet there are some people complaining (in the news thread there were people actually insulting the tournament for this) because ONE TIME they had to choose whether to stay up till 4 a.m. or get some sleep. User was warned for this post | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
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TheSubtleArt
Canada2527 Posts
On December 05 2011 04:59 dcemuser wrote: MLG is also 2 hours closer to European time. The start time (8:15 PM) really isn't that unreasonable. It could be an hour or two earlier I guess, but I still think Europeans are just complaining about nothing. NA people have to deal with this constantly with the GSL (4 A.M.). A tournament has to cater to its live audience and the people in the other parts of the world have to deal with the fact that not everything will be in their time zone. I had to get up very early to watch some of the best Dreamhack games, and missed part of a college class for the finals. At the end of the day, I realize that the entire world is not structured around my schedule or even my time zone. But in this case it's not like the two are mutually exclusive. You can set the time back a few hours and it will still be ok for the live audience, while at the same time watchable in Europe. Inconvenient still, but actually watchable.... | ||
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magnaflow
Canada1521 Posts
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