EPTOn March 17 2013 06:35 Qikz wrote:
I've never noticed it before. I think that could be new?
I've never noticed it before. I think that could be new?
tis new
now Blizzard needs to wise up and give hydras back their glorious green goo projectiles
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FrostedMiniWheats
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tis new now Blizzard needs to wise up and give hydras back their glorious green goo projectiles | ||
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Louuster
Canada2869 Posts
EE HAN TIMING happened also the group stage had like 10 terrans | ||
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Sabu113
United States11075 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:34 sc2holar wrote: i wonder if protoss players realize how powerful void rays are nowdays. i think some kind of chargelot voidray timing with sheild upgrades (boosts both air and ground defence) with a mothership core and templar tech as a followup could be incredibly deadly in almost every matchup. if you are doing some kind of timing push, there is really no reason to get a single stalker cause void rays offers so much more for the buck Oh yeah. that'll do well against marines. | ||
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:36 slowbacontron wrote: Just tuned in, Polt looks SO GOOD with that black on black. Polt always looks handsome. | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:32 farvacola wrote: 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. The gaming culture is different. eSports is treated as a legit career in Korea, which people are willing to sacrifice their youth for. Competition is sponsored by major corporations, and broadcast on TV. Imagine Apple, Microsoft, Boeing, etc. coming in and sponsoring eSports teams in the West, and it being shown regularly on Cable TV, and local heroes who are the talk of the day in high schools and colleges. That's the equivalent of what Korea has. | ||
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Norway25712 Posts
Gogo Polt qt! | ||
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On March 17 2013 06:35 DOUDOU wrote: because riot has an agreement with mlg but it's just regular LCS games, nothing hype enough to get a million viewers like the spring finals will It may even be a good idea to 'protect' the NA scene by not letting them get slaughtered by asian teams/Gambit just yet  | ||
CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On March 17 2013 06:35 Grumbels wrote: My point is that people whine about 'foreigners need to practice more', but that's not it. Our players are less talented. Flash isn't good because he practices more than others, that's not why he won an OSL at age 15 (with a huge practice deficit compared to more experienced players). Life won a GSL and was still in school. But...that is why Life won the GSL. He started practicing more seriously 3-4 months before GSL October, and he was playing the game since January 2011. | ||
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On March 17 2013 06:36 Yello wrote: wow that engagement was just a huge derp from Creator. What the hell was he thinking? he's 16/17, so probably "did I leave the oven on?" | ||
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