EPTAlso, what Intel girl did I miss? (Didn't watch the ceremony
)[IEM] Sao Paulo - Day 4 - Page 106
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Funq
Netherlands77 Posts
Also, what Intel girl did I miss? (Didn't watch the ceremony ) | ||
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RotterdaM
Netherlands684 Posts
On February 12 2012 07:18 Ketch wrote: Let's focus on important things again. Rotterdam, did YOU get a kiss on the cheek from that Intel girl? haha actually I did ;D , if you mean the one that slapped that is, got a picture too  wil post when i get my camera back, hope that happens haha ^^, if you ment the Intel girl from the ceremony, no way.. way out of my league man! :D shes so pretty, its very scary. | ||
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Deadeight
United Kingdom1629 Posts
On February 12 2012 07:18 Eee wrote: Start attending your i-series events, make them big.  Been to a few actually, I'd really like SC2 to get a lot bigger there. It's still mostly a CS lan party really. | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10660 Posts
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Deadeight
United Kingdom1629 Posts
On February 12 2012 07:20 ImmortalTofu wrote: QQ. Idk what happened here... Super's normally so boss in KR. He just looked sloppy this whole tournament. Maybe its the Jetlag, but I don't wanna attribute it to that (though I've been through it before, KR/China to NA/Brazil is omg terrible, no normal sleep for a week). Hopefully he can bring some good form back to his GSL games! There must be a big difference between having a week or so to prepare for a specific match and having to do 4 days of constantly playing different matchups against unknown styles etc. I've never heard this talked about but intuitively I would have thought it was true. | ||
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ThatGuy89
United Kingdom1968 Posts
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
On February 12 2012 07:32 ThatGuy89 wrote: wow violet looked so weak against demuslim seriously? violet was hands down the most solid player at the tournament | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On February 12 2012 07:31 Deadeight wrote: There must be a big difference between having a week or so to prepare for a specific match and having to do 4 days of constantly playing different matchups against unknown styles etc. I've never heard this talked about but intuitively I would have thought it was true. Defintelly. I don't know if that was the case with supernova but you can clearly see the difference in a lot of players between a gsl format and a weekend tournament format in how they perform. | ||
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KanoCoke
Japan863 Posts
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.team-alternate.de/upload/images/gallery/g340/large/Huebsche_IntelFrau.JPG) from TakeSen thread link | ||
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TypeOne
Denmark18 Posts
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MisterTea
United Kingdom1047 Posts
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DailYLeet
Germany827 Posts
On February 12 2012 07:28 RotterdaM wrote: haha actually I did ;D , if you mean the one that slapped that is, got a picture too wil post when i get my camera back, hope that happens haha ^^, if you ment the Intel girl from the ceremony, no way.. way out of my league man! :D shes so pretty, its very scary.post the photo on readmore! rotti readmore fame! | ||
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BoxedLunch
United States387 Posts
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GoSuChicken
Germany1726 Posts
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Vento7
Brazil45 Posts
Some good plays from alot of players (sLivko, Feast, dKiLLeR, DeMusliM, Ret and viOLet specially). Everybody had it's ups and downs. It was disappointing that SuperNoVa didn't perform even close to his Ro32 run this season, except for a few moments. Ret playing so many ZvZ (and probably getting sick of it) was also a down. It wasn't bad and could be alot worse. Very few technical issues (considering the distance from Brazil to the server they play in, which is @ USA). It's also good to show how this kind of events can take place at South America. Not only Brazil, but Argentina and Chile most likely have conditions to do it. There are talented players, with close to no support, that would really benefit from this exposure. I'm not saying South America is the next big thing, but shouldn't be neglect either. In my opinion, it was a successful event. | ||
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leandroqm
Netherlands874 Posts
On February 12 2012 08:10 Vento7 wrote: Good tournament overall. The crowd reactions were really good. Some good plays from alot of players (sLivko, Feast, dKiLLeR, DeMusliM, Ret and viOLet specially). Everybody had it's ups and downs. It was disappointing that SuperNoVa didn't perform even close to his Ro32 run this season, except for a few moments. Ret playing so many ZvZ (and probably getting sick of it) was also a down. It wasn't bad and could be alot worse. Very few technical issues (considering the distance from Brazil to the server they play in, which is @ USA). It's also good to show how this kind of events can take place at South America. Not only Brazil, but Argentina and Chile most likely have conditions to do it. There are talented players, with close to no support, that would really benefit from this exposure. I'm not saying South America is the next big thing, but shouldn't be neglect either. In my opinion, it was a successful event. Battle.net has a server in São Paulo, if I'm not mistaken. It is linked to the NA server, but it's the LA server that still exists, so no lag @Rotterdam Where are you going to be casting next? I really enjoy your casting and specially your insights. | ||
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crayhasissues
United States682 Posts
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Wein
Brazil452 Posts
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r3z3nd3
Brazil522 Posts
And man, viOlet is awesome with those infestors. | ||
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