EPTI think they've just done a little work on their main studio to accomodate the booths and the generally small audience.
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felisconcolori
United States6169 Posts
I think they've just done a little work on their main studio to accomodate the booths and the generally small audience. | ||
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Waise
3165 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:54 Squat wrote: The interest is almost completely centered on the Husky persona and has very little to do with the actual game, one of the biggest problems with the game is the personality cults it fosters. It creates a flaccid viewer-base more interested in personalities than the actual game, something extremely prevalent in LoL. interesting theory but i don't agree or see any evidence for what you're saying i've been a SC fan since SC1 but i never had the slightest interest in the pro scene before i discovered husky on youtube. he's the reason i know anything about the competitive side of the game and i don't have any interest in games i don't like (like league and hearthstone) that he casts on his channels, so you're wrong based on my experience alone husky is a funny guy and people like him for that, if he uses his personality to attract people to SC2 that's still a free bonus for the game and the scene | ||
NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:56 SniXSniPe wrote: I didn't see the game but this isn't necessarily true. If he was still only building his 3rd CC but was only 1/2 the worker count, he was definitely behind Jaedong by quite a bit. I'm assuming something like 25 SCVs to 50 drones? Seeing as the above poster said he also had literally no army, Jaedong also has a huge lead due to consistent queen injects leading him to reach his desired worker count by the time Heart hits probably 40 SCVs. he had an army, it was 25scvs to 40 drones or so | ||
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NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:54 Squat wrote: The interest is almost completely centered on the Husky persona and has very little to do with the actual game, one of the biggest problems with the game is the personality cults it fosters. It creates a flaccid viewer-base more interested in personalities than the actual game, something extremely prevalent in LoL. Anyway, calling a 2-1 for Sen, come at me. 2x timings/busts and losing a macro game. people like personalities whether it's players , casters or who else that have them | ||
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RagingDragon
United States233 Posts
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DannyG
Israel85 Posts
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BEARDiaguz
Australia2362 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:56 SniXSniPe wrote: I didn't see the game but this isn't necessarily true. If he was still only building his 3rd CC but was only 1/2 the worker count, he was definitely behind Jaedong by quite a bit. I'm assuming something like 25 SCVs to 50 drones? Seeing as the above poster said he also had literally no army, Jaedong also has a huge lead due to consistent queen injects leading him to reach his desired worker count by the time Heart hits probably 40 SCVs. Stim bio (particularly a few marauders from even just one tech lab rax) and mules cannot be underestimated. | ||
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BathTubNZ
New Zealand2556 Posts
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The_Templar
your Country52798 Posts
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Aunvilgod
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PeterDLai
United States924 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:59 Aunvilgod wrote: Why does nobody want to play the Husky estimation game? T_T What's the Husky estimation game? | ||
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MosART
United States1899 Posts
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shabby
Norway6402 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:58 NovemberstOrm wrote: people like personalities whether it's players , casters or who else that have them Its common in all sports. People like personalities/heroes, without necessarily caring much for the actual sport. Someone to root for or tune in to is a constant, while maybe only 1/10 games are good. | ||
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ladysman09
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:58 NovemberstOrm wrote: people like personalities whether it's players , casters or who else that have them Yeah sure, I was just arguing that while Husky certainly has helped the game gain exposure, that in itself is not an a good reason for having him as a caster if there are other people better suited for it available. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On October 15 2013 08:00 ladysman09 wrote: Seems like Taiwanese people are better at English seeing as Taeja needed a translator, and he's even on a foreign team. Sen like in a Taiwanese bubble and pretty much never leaves Taiwan unless it's for WCS. Taeja, on the other hand, always goes to foreign tournaments. Well, can't necessarily generalize all of Korea and all of Taiwan based off of two people though... | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6169 Posts
TvZ is more... well, I'm not sure. | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On October 15 2013 07:58 DannyG wrote: wow Sen's English was surprisingly good Sen and Gretorp are engaged so that helps out as a healthy relationship is based on communication | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
I've liked him since the beginning of WoL | ||
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