EPTOn June 11 2012 08:40 JazzJackrabbit wrote:
No video on red stream
No video on red stream
No video on either stream for me :[. Wtf?
[Day 3] MLG Spring Championships 2012 - Page 290
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rfoster
United States1005 Posts
No video on either stream for me :[. Wtf? | ||
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IMHope
Korea (South)1241 Posts
Seems like it fixed itself. | ||
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gingerfluffmuff
Austria4570 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:40 Bouyt wrote: Anyone else getting a black screen? yes | ||
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werynais
Germany1780 Posts
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Shunjal
United States482 Posts
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Skyline026
Netherlands1129 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:39 Shunjal wrote: Goto sleep and watch the VODs when you wake up. I cant! Alicia needs my mental support. (Dont think i can avoid finding out the result, makes the vods way less entertaining) | ||
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SkullZ9
Belgium2048 Posts
If a new player from America has a lot of skill, he will have good games @ international tournaments like MLG, and then he will have some attention, like for exemple Illusion when he defeated some koreans. A skilled player can find ways to receive recognition | ||
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Ruscour
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zEnVy
United States446 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:33 Sp00ly wrote: Firstly is USA finals. Secondly what good NA players? Sheth, Illusion, Idra, are all way better than these scrubs. | ||
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GwSC
United States1997 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:40 pt wrote: first, this is usa. second, usa is one country so don't compare it to europe. If you compare it population-wise though, we really are pretty bad. | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12057 Posts
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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s4life
Peru1519 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:34 RaiKageRyu wrote: And.... this is why it's so hard for new blood to rise in the US. Because their own countrymen don't FUCKING CARE. Look at the brackets of this tournament and the open bracket too. The new talent is there but people just want to focus on the existing veterans like this is Pro Wrestling. You have someone you've never seen and never heard, here in the grand finals of the USA where guys like IDra and Sheth participated. The WCS has finally let the doors open to good players that couldn't step through the doors because no one would let them in before. Finally, like Korea, the US has something to for unknowns to work for. Don't yawn and turn your eyes at this tournament. Learn about it. Educate yourself. Funny.. I think the demographics of e-sports and pro-wrestling pretty similar.. prepubescent/teenager kids with undeveloped brains and too much testosterone in their blood. Perhaps there is something to it, that the most popular players have a bit of a pro-wrestler personality -- ragging bullies and blowhards for the most part. | ||
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Deadeight
United Kingdom1629 Posts
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
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Andypk
Scotland512 Posts
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CScythe
Canada810 Posts
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eourcs
United States459 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:41 zEnVy wrote: Sheth, Illusion, Idra, are all way better than these scrubs. They all got eliminated earlier in the tournament. | ||
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yeint
Estonia2329 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:37 IntoTheheart wrote: NA isn't as bad as it seems to be honest, it's just that none of our players besides HuK have broken into major tournaments recently. And arguably HuK's only in major tournaments because of his training in Korea. NA suffers from being far too big geographically. The strongest non-Korean SC2 country seems to be Sweden, which is basically the greater Stockholm area. I'm not a massive fan of any current NA players but I just can't stand this kind of xenophobic chest thumping. This is a US-run tournament that's hosting the US national finals. It's incredibly boorish and juvenile to whine about the level of play not being up to par with the world's absolute best pro gamers. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On June 11 2012 08:41 zEnVy wrote: Sheth, Illusion, Idra, are all way better than these scrubs. They all lost to " these scrubs " in this same tournament -_- | ||
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