EPT[Day 3] IEM Cologne 2012 - Groups C&D - Page 96
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Asha
United Kingdom38256 Posts
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Whatson
United States5357 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:17 Fjodorov wrote: Im also very interested in this situation. I do not want to bash any USA players but i just find it very strange. From watching MLG and other tournaments/leagues from USA its obvious that esports is big and sc2 draws very big and ethusiastic audiences. Anyways, im sure there are some great talents over there who will come out to do great thing soon. Btw, gogo Supernova!!! On August 17 2012 17:33 EuLoGy[kTw] wrote: Minigun gets too nervous, he's better than probably everyone in his group if he plays calm | ||
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Mozdk
Denmark6989 Posts
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ZeromuS
Canada13389 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:10 Fragile51 wrote: Why would you say that? He lost to Leenock rather convincingly + Show Spoiler + Who in turn got rolled rather convincingly by both RoRo and Rain. He's one of the most consistent players from the Gom side. He has many styles and openings which makes him harder to prepare for as well. The ones who have lost to the kespa players have been both relatively inconsistent in their play overall, AND play a standard style that can be prepared for easily. MC is neither. DRG is the only one who lost who is both consistent and has a set of styles availabe and he lost in a mirror matchup with ling bane. Muta scourge is arguably part of the reason DRG got out microed at ling bane. | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:17 Mozdk wrote: Is this the last day? No it finishes sunday. Tomorrow RO16 and RO8, sunday RO4 and finals. | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38256 Posts
<wolf>Did SuperNova let his hair grow out? It looks that way and it looks good</wolf> | ||
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Chocobo
United States1108 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:14 drew-chan wrote: They did the exact same thing at the London Olympics, did that embarrass the entire UK? Honestly, I thought that was pretty silly and the opening ceremony would have been better off without it. But considering that a lot of small children were watching around the world (and many were even in the ceremony), it wasn't too cringe-inducing. And it was the Olympics, so I'm willing to cut them some slack. But a room full of competitive game fans in their mid 20s being treated like 6 year olds is a different story imho. | ||
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AgentChaos
United Kingdom4569 Posts
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Paperplane
Netherlands1823 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:17 Chocobo wrote: Uh, no... they're really not. There is an enormous, huge, gargantuan difference between "let's welcome Randompro, everybody make some noise!" and these sing-along games that I've never seen outside of a kindergarten classroom. Then you should get out more | ||
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Weirdkid
Singapore2431 Posts
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ZeromuS
Canada13389 Posts
"Hes gonna crap a piece of that army" | ||
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AgentChaos
United Kingdom4569 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38256 Posts
Always great army movements and strategic choices. | ||
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Whatson
United States5357 Posts
Cloaked banshees into macro lay. | ||
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:14 Chocobo wrote: Sorry, didn't know so many people were big fans of audience play-along time. If it's actually fun for people then that's kind of sad, but I wouldn't demand for their fun to be taken away I suppose. I've also never liked it (been at various live events). It always feels so forced... Don't get me wrong, I like audience participation (cheering/clapping at the right time etc). Unfortunately it takes a very experienced host to really play off of the crowd and hype them instead of force reaction =/ | ||
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sashkata
Bulgaria3241 Posts
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Devise
Canada1131 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:17 Mozdk wrote: Is this the last day? No tomorrow as well | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25875 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:20 Chocobo wrote: Honestly, I thought that was pretty silly and the opening ceremony would have been better off without it. But considering that a lot of small children were watching around the world (and many were even in the ceremony), it wasn't too cringe-inducing. And it was the Olympics, so I'm willing to cut them some slack. But a room full of competitive game fans in their mid 20s being treated like 6 year olds is a different story imho. You're a bit of a grump, here's some advice. There are many of us like you, hell I'm like that. I hate all this faux happy clappy shit, unless it's organically a response the crowd themselves generate. I don't dance, I don't enjoy talking to the majority of strangers in bars. I hate drinking games. Any time I mention not enjoying these activities I'm 'boring' or 'need to get out'. I'm plenty active, I have my own interests and plenty of friends, it's obnoxious the amount of crap I get regarding these things Just don't verbalise your thoughts and people won't get pissy at you, sit in silence with a smug expression on or something. | ||
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Chocobo
United States1108 Posts
Exactly when and where have you seen anything like this outside of a show like Dora the Explorer, and a SC2 tournament? I'm sorry, I'm just not aware of it being a thing at all. Is it very common in Europe and as an American I'm just unaware of that? | ||
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AgentChaos
United Kingdom4569 Posts
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