EPTThe axeltoss kid sure looks nice, but i'm not really sure he's fit for casting starcraft. I've never seen him before, maybe he had a bad week end tho.
[MLG] Day 3 Spring Championships 2013 - Page 358
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
The axeltoss kid sure looks nice, but i'm not really sure he's fit for casting starcraft. I've never seen him before, maybe he had a bad week end tho. | ||
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Bam Lee
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On July 01 2013 12:19 AlternativeEgo wrote: I like this one. Because America and terran bio. Also cutebot. Pure gold lol Congratulations to Polt. Im glad he could beat hyun | ||
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bluQ
Germany1724 Posts
On July 01 2013 17:16 Boonbag wrote: I wish mlg would hire a pair of vintage korean casters to fire shit up over there because it was boring to no end to listen to this week end. The axeltoss kid sure looks nice, but i'm not really sure he's fit for casting starcraft. I've never seen him before, maybe he had a bad week end tho. Not 'a bad weekend'... But it felt they weren't pushing the volume of their voices too hard cause of the echo. | ||
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revel8
United Kingdom3022 Posts
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Myrddraal
Australia937 Posts
Edit: Thankful for Day9's recap, got to see the seekers missiles that cleaned up the Infestors. | ||
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dohgg
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Mikau
Netherlands1446 Posts
On July 01 2013 10:25 Mothra wrote: Haha yeah the Korean commentators are a lot more fun. Often times I prefer it to English commentary even though I don't understand what they're saying. Such an unfair comparison. Best korean casters vs random no name shoutcasters. At least use Deman/Kobe clips if you're going to berate English LoL casters. | ||
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revoN
Japan804 Posts
On July 01 2013 19:26 dohgg wrote: btw... whats "chu ka hae" means? Congratulations. | ||
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zmansman17
United States2567 Posts
On July 01 2013 10:18 GulpyBlinkeyes wrote: Time for Jinro to come back and make another GSL run. God, I miss Jinro | ||
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Pippi
Sweden540 Posts
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seoul_kiM
United States545 Posts
On July 01 2013 22:24 Pippi wrote: Naniwa passed fruitdealer in the earned money league with his 4th placement, congratulations! When was the last time fruitdealer won any money...LOL so sad....pathetic Naniwa | ||
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DrPandaPhD
5188 Posts
On July 01 2013 23:42 seoul_kiM wrote: When was the last time fruitdealer won any money...LOL so sad....pathetic Naniwa ? Fruitdealer is still the 15th most earned money worldwide. Very few who has passed him. I think you underrestimate how much money his first win gave him. | ||
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seoul_kiM
United States545 Posts
On July 01 2013 23:59 DrPandaPhD wrote: ? Fruitdealer is still the 15th most earned money worldwide. Very few who has passed him. I think you underrestimate how much money his first win gave him. relatively speaking, for someone who has been playing and attending as many tournaments as naniwa to just have passed fruitdealer who hasn't played in years, isn't that impressive | ||
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DrPandaPhD
5188 Posts
On July 02 2013 00:04 seoul_kiM wrote: relatively speaking, for someone who has been playing and attending as many tournaments as naniwa to just have passed fruitdealer who hasn't played in years, isn't that impressive Well it's not exclusive to Naniwa. You could say the same to all sc2 players except for a few who managed to beat Fruitdealer quite fast. Some tournaments gives a lot more than others. He's one of fifteen who has managed to break the 100k dollar milestone, that is an accomplishment. He did it before players like Bomber, Squirtle, Taeja, Violet. Are you saying they aren't impressive as well? | ||
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Thrax
Canada1755 Posts
On July 02 2013 00:04 seoul_kiM wrote: relatively speaking, for someone who has been playing and attending as many tournaments as naniwa to just have passed fruitdealer who hasn't played in years, isn't that impressive Only 2 foreigners have won more than 100K, Stephano and Naniwa. Most of Fruitdealer's money came from the first season of GSL which gave an absurd amount of money (87.5K), while Naniwa has been consistently winning money. But you're right though, Naniwa is definitely pathetic.</sarcasm> | ||
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JazzJackrabbit
Canada1272 Posts
On July 01 2013 21:09 monkybone wrote: what a great finals and not a single hellbat drop was done poltttt <3 He may not have done drops but he still did use Hellbats. | ||
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scypio
Poland2127 Posts
On July 02 2013 00:36 JazzJackrabbit wrote: He may not have done drops but he still did use Hellbats. So BM, using that HotS units... he should have made a factory and then kill it to simulate upgrading siege mode instead. | ||
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Shantastic
United States435 Posts
On July 01 2013 10:18 dsousa wrote: Agreed. Hyun was the only loser who was not double eliminated. This tournament isn't a good indicator of the flaw in this format, because both finalists were undefeated going into it. I have no problem with two undefeated finalists playing a single elim finals, because both players have performed equally. The problem is when one finalist is undefeated and the other finalist has dropped a series. Having had to play one series less is not an adequate advantage in such a scenario. But I guess that's just the tournament format, and it's not a huge deal, compared to the pain of producing and marketing a double bo3 final. What I think would be cool for this format is a bo7 grand finals where undefeated finalists start with a single win. So if HerO had gone to finals, it would start 1-0 for polt, giving him a small, but real advantage for not dropping a single series. The finals we saw would have started 1-1 (or 0-0 if you want to just null the advantage for those cases) | ||
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