EPTOn March 17 2013 06:28 XiGua wrote:
70k viewers!
Hell yeah!
70k viewers!
Hell yeah!
You're a bit late to the party. Stephano's games were maxing at about 82k.
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AgentW
United States7725 Posts
You're a bit late to the party. Stephano's games were maxing at about 82k. | ||
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Insoleet
France1806 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:27 Diavlo wrote: From what i've seen on streams like Hyun's, mutas are not really the answer. They can't catch up to medivacs anymore and they seem to deal poorly with 2 bases pushes while their harass potential has been reduced because of the widow mines. I'm waiting to be proven wrong though, i would love for Mutas to be the cornerstone of zergs again. Well widow mines shouldn't hit air, everybody knows that :p I hope they nerf widow mine this way, and that medivac boost cost energy. Maybe we could see less one-sided games. | ||
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kollin
United Kingdom8380 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:29 Zealously wrote: I know I should know this, but what was it that happened in EVER OSL? Did Bisu get cheesed out? Spoilers :; | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:24 Zealously wrote: Does this gold medalist practice in the Netherlands? also doubt he would be gold medalist with a country that would have embraced snowboarding as a national thing. I mean there is a reason korea has laws regarding gaming. Some countries are getting closer to obtain a gaming culture though, but it is still really sports heavy. | ||
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XiGua
Sweden3085 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:29 AgentW wrote: You're a bit late to the party. Stephano's games were maxing at about 82k. I was playing the Campaign and forgot about the time. T.T | ||
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Maghetti
United States2429 Posts
I believe their is and should be a spectrum. I have people I love, like, neutral, dislike, and heavily dislike, etc. I am a big Flash fan and a big antiMKP fan and neutral with curious. | ||
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Wintex
Norway16838 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:29 Zealously wrote: I know I should know this, but what was it that happened in EVER OSL? Did Bisu get cheesed out? EVER 2007 was Jaedong's rise. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32743 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:29 Sabu113 wrote: Didn't Polt rape creator recently? Creator gets super greedy with his style no? Polt crushed Creator 5-1 in IPL FC, and the games ended one-sided. Wasn't really Creator's greed, more Creator playing very sloppy with his all-ins and late-game engagements. | ||
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Tobblish
Sweden6404 Posts
Sorry IPL5? I think you mistyped there. | ||
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:28 XiGua wrote: 70k viewers! Hell yeah! Thats 12k less than when stephano played. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:29 AgentW wrote: You're a bit late to the party. Stephano's games were maxing at about 82k. 82k people watched Stephano get destroyed by a player 99% of them have never heard of before since Last has only played in PL and the first sc2 OSL. Goodbye foreigner hope ;/ | ||
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Vorkreist
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WIllBIll
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:27 Schelim wrote: not to be an asshole but i gotta say i've been wondering about many decisions that MLG makes for a long time. they've been receiving heavy criticism for mass downtime, then they finally announce they'll 'fix it' like 2 years later... and then they don't fix shit. i guess they show the players faces before they actually start playing sometimes, which is kinda cool. that 'highlight reel' thingy was rather embarassing though, not sure that people a-moving hellbats into mineral lines with Axeltoss saying stuff over it is the best possible content you could come up with. i personally don't even mind the downtime that much, i know how to keep myself busy and/or entertained on the computer, but i'm just astonished by the fact that fixing something like this seems to be so difficult for MLG, along with many other decisions they have made, and yet they still manage to invite all the best players in the world (and then add some random americans... well let's not get into that one), have amazing games, solid caster lineups and more or less flawless production. you would think if they can handle all this stuff, they could produce a few decent videos and have someone actually play them between games. but that doesn't stop you from watching does it? My guess is that they're aware of this but there are just so much bigger things to focus on, production-wise that would affect viewer counts more. | ||
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Grumbels
Netherlands7031 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:28 _SpiRaL_ wrote: If you mean he would be had he been born in the USA etc then I call absolute BS. If you mean if he moved there at start of SC2 then I can see it... Why not? What player in NA does have equal natural talent as Flash? | ||
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DOUDOU
Wales2940 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:26 Tenshix wrote: Haha, I was going to say that too. 32 million players yet they can only pull in 100k to watch MLG, while SC2 only has a few million (4 million?) and we are able to get the same amount. there's no MLG for lol, just the same championship games they get every single week there was a showmatch, but it was yesterday | ||
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Belha
Italy2850 Posts
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duct_TAPE
492 Posts
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sc2holar
Sweden1637 Posts
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farvacola
United States18839 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:23 CosmicSpiral wrote: What I said is a general description that does not take into account the infrastructure, community, schedules, personnel, or personal motivation of Korean teams. But all of it serves to create better dedicated practice, which is the key difference between Korean and foreign players. The very best players usually create their own specific schedules and habits which distinguishes them from their peers. Yes, and my point is that there is a reason that those who benefit from or are able to devote themselves to dedicated practice in the manner you describe are Korean. I mean, you can stop at "it's the practice", but I'm more interested in why Koreans are so able and willing to practice in such a way. Try as they might, foreigners are seemingly unable to recreate it in any way, be it by traveling to Korea or creating a domestic team house. There is more at work here than just practice. | ||
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