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On November 25 2013 06:12 figq wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:08 StarStruck wrote:On November 25 2013 06:07 figq wrote:On November 25 2013 06:05 StarStruck wrote:On November 25 2013 06:04 figq wrote:
Good games and great event for Scarlett! Fixed. ;p originally i said tournament, is it not? need help here please (: it's a special event. i don't call it a tournament. So, small invitationals are not tournaments? Actually, what is the meaning of the word "tournament" in English, asking just out of curiosity? I thought any competition with more than 2 people is essentially a tournament, regardless of rules.
and exactly how many special events have we had dating back to the Brood War days? That's what I thought. Technically Battle Grounds is a special event like the other ones.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 25 2013 06:11 Bagration wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:10 HolyArrow wrote:On November 25 2013 06:08 Bagration wrote:
Go sOs! It's a shame how much hate this guy gets. His play is so interesting and unusually. Someone's interpretation of sOs's play is a generally good indicator of their SC2 knowledge IMO. He's so smart that people who don't know the game too well just think he's some cheap cheeser. It's people like sOs who shift the metagame and keep the game fresh. Those were some great games he played
Plenty of people shifted the metagame that weren't like sOs.
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Scarlett lost after being up 2-0 and I would agree she didn't play perfectly in the games, get over it. sOs is a fantastic player and so is Scarlett. Good luck to her vs MC, I think she can do it, but when sOs got into the game without much going wrong for him he looked like the better player. Lets see if MC can match that.
People need to stop the QQ
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Canada8159 Posts
On November 25 2013 06:14 Destructicon wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:11 Jer99 wrote:On November 25 2013 06:11 Destructicon wrote:Well, I probably won't be watching the final, but that's actually because the time frame here in EU is very bad and I really need my sleep  Neither will I, cause parting/pvp Oh come on, if there is one pair that deserves to be watched in a PvP final its definitely sOs vs PartinG, creativity, and intelligence vs mechanics and execution, in game entertainment vs out of game entertainment. And honestly we haven't had a PvP final in a while, I'm not adverse to it any more.
Mainly because it's parting, like i wouldn't watch a naniwa or idra final
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On November 25 2013 06:13 mememolly wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:12 HardCorey wrote:
$6 bottle of water. Fuck these venues. wtf? and let me guess they don't let you take in your own drink?
No outside food or drink. I had a delicious Redbull vodka for $8 but now dehydrated and headache haha
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Oh right, it was the BWC in China (?) last year, not Blizzcon.
Well, the BATTLE OF WORLD CHAMPIONS
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On November 25 2013 06:14 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:13 HotGlueGun wrote:On November 25 2013 06:09 SnuggleZhenya wrote:On November 25 2013 06:07 Kerence wrote:
Brace for the incoming "I'm not watching the rest of this"-posts. I don't watch football games with teams I don't care about, so why would I watch Starcraft matches with players I don't care about? This whole "Oh, we're the purists, we just like seeing the best players, who cares who they are" schtick is great for those of you who want to feel superior, but no one gives a shit. So you don't watch world cup finals? The superbowl? A ton of people watch Monday Night Football in US even if their favorite teams aren't playing. You didnt just compare world cup finals to redbull newyork finals. nononoo
Whaaat but I thought eSports were mainstream?!
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On November 25 2013 06:14 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:11 Bagration wrote:On November 25 2013 06:10 HolyArrow wrote:On November 25 2013 06:08 Bagration wrote:
Go sOs! It's a shame how much hate this guy gets. His play is so interesting and unusually. Someone's interpretation of sOs's play is a generally good indicator of their SC2 knowledge IMO. He's so smart that people who don't know the game too well just think he's some cheap cheeser. It's people like sOs who shift the metagame and keep the game fresh. Those were some great games he played Plenty of people shifted the metagame that weren't like sOs.
yep... Soul Train. sHy definitely knows how to mix things up though. He's an enigma, but he definitely needs to stay grounded.
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On November 25 2013 06:11 Bagration wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:10 HolyArrow wrote:On November 25 2013 06:08 Bagration wrote:
Go sOs! It's a shame how much hate this guy gets. His play is so interesting and unusually. Someone's interpretation of sOs's play is a generally good indicator of their SC2 knowledge IMO. He's so smart that people who don't know the game too well just think he's some cheap cheeser. It's people like sOs who shift the metagame and keep the game fresh. Those were some great games he played
Literally, changing the way we look at SC2 and Esports.
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On November 25 2013 06:14 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:11 Bagration wrote:On November 25 2013 06:10 HolyArrow wrote:On November 25 2013 06:08 Bagration wrote:
Go sOs! It's a shame how much hate this guy gets. His play is so interesting and unusually. Someone's interpretation of sOs's play is a generally good indicator of their SC2 knowledge IMO. He's so smart that people who don't know the game too well just think he's some cheap cheeser. It's people like sOs who shift the metagame and keep the game fresh. Those were some great games he played Plenty of people shifted the metagame that weren't like sOs.
You shift the metagame by making changes, whether it be new builds, new strategies, new compositions, etc. That's what they all have in common, a willingness to try new things.
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On November 25 2013 06:16 ssxsilver wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:11 Bagration wrote:On November 25 2013 06:10 HolyArrow wrote:On November 25 2013 06:08 Bagration wrote:
Go sOs! It's a shame how much hate this guy gets. His play is so interesting and unusually. Someone's interpretation of sOs's play is a generally good indicator of their SC2 knowledge IMO. He's so smart that people who don't know the game too well just think he's some cheap cheeser. It's people like sOs who shift the metagame and keep the game fresh. Those were some great games he played Literally, changing the way we look at SC2 and Esports. yes. indeed.
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PvP has been pretty exciting to watch these days, so much diversity of builds and strategies. I'm excited.
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On November 25 2013 06:15 HardCorey wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:13 mememolly wrote:On November 25 2013 06:12 HardCorey wrote:
$6 bottle of water. Fuck these venues. wtf? and let me guess they don't let you take in your own drink? No outside food or drink. I had a delicious Redbull vodka for $8 but now dehydrated and headache haha
Those energy drinks are so bad for you. ~_~
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On November 25 2013 06:09 Darpa wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:07 Sub40APM wrote:On November 25 2013 06:06 Malinor wrote:Unfortunately sOs is the better player. She came so close though. Would have been nice if she used some of those spines to actually defend her third. She just couldn't keep up anymore. Game 3 could have been it I think. Now for a PvP final Maybe. Maybe if the map pool was a little bit more balanced so game 4 or 5 is on Derelict watcher she wins it. yeah 3 toss maps in a row really hurt her. I've never seen the map from Game 4, it looked atrocious for Zerg. Small chokes all over the place, hallways, no way to surround and super close spawn. Might have been a different series with a better pool. Oh well.
The 3rd and 4th maps are laughable, even worse than the last map. I can let that last map slide in a bo5. But cloud kingdom and that one with the gold expansion are not passable maps for a tournament.
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im too sad to listen this interview, going for a drink T_T
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On November 25 2013 06:15 Fuell wrote:
third place match? t_t
Seems like a good third place match
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On November 25 2013 06:15 Tobblish wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:14 Fjodorov wrote:On November 25 2013 06:13 HotGlueGun wrote:On November 25 2013 06:09 SnuggleZhenya wrote:On November 25 2013 06:07 Kerence wrote:
Brace for the incoming "I'm not watching the rest of this"-posts. I don't watch football games with teams I don't care about, so why would I watch Starcraft matches with players I don't care about? This whole "Oh, we're the purists, we just like seeing the best players, who cares who they are" schtick is great for those of you who want to feel superior, but no one gives a shit. So you don't watch world cup finals? The superbowl? A ton of people watch Monday Night Football in US even if their favorite teams aren't playing. You didnt just compare world cup finals to redbull newyork finals. nononoo Whaaat but I thought eSports were mainstream?!
I mean there is a clear difference between an 8 player tournament thats basically an invitational and WCS. Still pretty top teir competition here today.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 25 2013 06:17 Bagration wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2013 06:14 stuchiu wrote:On November 25 2013 06:11 Bagration wrote:On November 25 2013 06:10 HolyArrow wrote:On November 25 2013 06:08 Bagration wrote:
Go sOs! It's a shame how much hate this guy gets. His play is so interesting and unusually. Someone's interpretation of sOs's play is a generally good indicator of their SC2 knowledge IMO. He's so smart that people who don't know the game too well just think he's some cheap cheeser. It's people like sOs who shift the metagame and keep the game fresh. Those were some great games he played Plenty of people shifted the metagame that weren't like sOs. You shift the metagame by making changes, whether it be new builds, new strategies, new compositions, etc. That's what they all have in common, a willingness to try new things.
Or in Creator's case, bashing your head against a wall for 1.5 years to perfect PvT.
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I don't like when Smix tries to give analysis. We have casters. We have analyzers. You are a translator and interviewer. Ask questions and translate the answers.
Actually the whole translating her own questions is quite awkward. I'd rather have someone else ask the questions and she just translates.
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