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[ASUS ROG] Day 2 Summer 2013 - Page 3
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JP Dayne
538 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26784 Posts
On August 02 2013 18:46 JP Dayne wrote: it's so sad I can't relate to any of these players maybe DRG and Taeja Who would you want parachuted in that you do relate to if I may be so bold? | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
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Khaldor
Germany861 Posts
 Happy you enjoyed the cast so far. Been a lot of fun casting with Greg, looking forward to those sick groups today! | ||
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IdrA
United States11541 Posts
On August 02 2013 18:21 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Yeah, as caster you cant say that game have ended too soon. 'too' is the important word there, calling that game was absolutely the right decision, as it absolutely should have been over. taeja is a good enough player, was in a good enough situation, and had enough information that he 100% should have won. he made a mistake in judgement and lost to a hail mary, it happens. it's much better to call a game you believe is over than to try to generate false enthusiasm or hype around a dead game. the titan vs goswser game was another that we said was 100% over well before it was done, it would have been silly to sit there trying to pretend it was salvageable on the offchance that goswser let him max and then threw away a couple armies, even though that technically could happen and was only slightly less likely than taeja not choosing to play safely vs a clear last ditch allin. its much better to acknowledge that the game is over and one of the players is going through his death animation while discussing what led to that situation and how it's going to lead into the next game. | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
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Denar
France1633 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:03 IdrA wrote: 'too' is the important word there, calling that game was absolutely the right decision, as it absolutely should have been over. taeja is a good enough player, was in a good enough situation, and had enough information that he 100% should have won. he made a mistake in judgement and lost to a hail mary, it happens. it's much better to call a game you believe is over than to try to generate false enthusiasm or hype around a dead game. the titan vs goswser game was another that we said was 100% over well before it was done, it would have been silly to sit there trying to pretend it was salvageable on the offchance that goswser let him max and then threw away a couple armies, even though that technically could happen and was only slightly less likely than taeja not choosing to play safely vs a clear last ditch allin. its much better to acknowledge that the game is over and one of the players is going through his death animation while discussing what led to that situation and how it's going to lead into the next game. Gotta agree with this. I wouldn't even say calling the game over is right or wrong, I think it's up to the style of the caster. We already have our share of casters who go the way of not calling it, so I appreciate a different approach. | ||
TyrantPotato
Australia1541 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:03 IdrA wrote: 'too' is the important word there, calling that game was absolutely the right decision, as it absolutely should have been over. taeja is a good enough player, was in a good enough situation, and had enough information that he 100% should have won. he made a mistake in judgement and lost to a hail mary, it happens. it's much better to call a game you believe is over than to try to generate false enthusiasm or hype around a dead game. the titan vs goswser game was another that we said was 100% over well before it was done, it would have been silly to sit there trying to pretend it was salvageable on the offchance that goswser let him max and then threw away a couple armies, even though that technically could happen and was only slightly less likely than taeja not choosing to play safely vs a clear last ditch allin. its much better to acknowledge that the game is over and one of the players is going through his death animation while discussing what led to that situation and how it's going to lead into the next game. Have been enjoying the cast. Though this wouldnt be the internet if i didnt voice some criticism, which would be to try engage and interact with khal a bit more in between games. All said and done, keep it up in game your fine. | ||
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Sevre
Ireland619 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:06 bo1b wrote: I wonder who Idra's hoping will win in this tournament He called HyuN v TaeJa in the finals, so one of them presumably. We'll see today in Group A. | ||
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Striker.superfreunde
Germany1120 Posts
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Daswollvieh
5553 Posts
San gonna take this, ezpz. | ||
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xyzz
567 Posts
Maybe I'm too much of a scrub to enjoy the analytical mind he brings. I guess it's a matter of taste (maybe even culture). I for one absolutely despise the fake excitement and constant nerd screaming of certain well known casters who don't seem to add anything to the game. SC2 casting just like any other game casting should (imo) be a combination of relaxed and casual talk by gaming professionals and analytical insight to what's happening and might happen soon. I think IdrA and Khaldor did an absolutely fantastic job. If they had ToD and Chobra there too plus Barbie doing interviews my life would be complete. | ||
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Sevre
Ireland619 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:20 xyzz wrote: I think IdrA and Khaldor did a great job. If they had ToD and Chobra there too plus Barbie doing interviews my life would be complete. Hey, come on, give Semmler some love, these are the best interviews I've seen at an offline tournament in a long time. | ||
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xyzz
567 Posts
Hey, come on, give Semmler some love, these are the best interviews I've seen at an offline tournament in a long time. I didn't mean to forget him. I thoroughly enjoyed his interviews and had a lot of fun and many laughs watching him, although if you want some criticism at times he didn't feel completely comfortable. I'm sure he'll be (even) better today when he's more used to the setting. ...and I agree that the laid back style of trying to really engage the gamer in casual talk about the game and what went through their minds at certain parts in the series has been really really good and refreshing. It's a shame that it won't be really possible with all the players because of the language and culture barrier. | ||
Olli
Austria24422 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:00 Khaldor wrote: Thanks for the feedback guys Happy you enjoyed the cast so far. Been a lot of fun casting with Greg, looking forward to those sick groups today! Keep up the good work yo! Loved the cast yesterday, especially that Dayshi vs Harstem game 4. Didn't have that much fun watching a game in quite some time. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
If you didn't vote yesterday: Poll: Are you enjoying the casting of Idra and Khaldor? Yes (112) No (10) 122 total votes Your vote: Are you enjoying the casting of Idra and Khaldor? Edit: Also, Semmler , I love his interviews, such a boss, really enjoying his segments! | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:20 xyzz wrote: I guess it's a matter of taste (maybe even culture). I for one absolutely despise the fake excitement and constant nerd screaming of certain well known casters who don't seem to add anything to the game. SC2 casting just like any other game casting should (imo) be a combination of relaxed and casual talk by gaming professionals and analytical insight to what's happening and might happen soon. I think IdrA and Khaldor did an absolutely fantastic job. If they had ToD and Chobra there too plus Barbie doing interviews my life would be complete. I completely agree. Fake screaming and nerd culture are so cringe worthy it hurts. Dunno why people can't enjoy watching video games played professionally without injecting some hardcore social awkwardness. | ||
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pmp10
3396 Posts
On August 02 2013 19:44 bo1b wrote: I completely agree. Fake screaming and nerd culture are so cringe worthy it hurts. Dunno why people can't enjoy watching video games played professionally without injecting some hardcore social awkwardness. Why have casters at all then? You don't need a play-by-play caster to see what's going on. And you don't need a analyst to drawn conclusions about the game. | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
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Dakure
United States513 Posts
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