EPTOn March 16 2014 02:39 Keeemy wrote:
I don't think that was worth it for Life. ;_;
I don't think that was worth it for Life. ;_;
At least it bought time for mutas.
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At least it bought time for mutas. | ||
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Oh no. That pun hurt me. | ||
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On March 16 2014 02:38 Qwerty85 wrote: They are better and more reliable against ground army but as you saw, mutas will give you so much trouble in such scenario. Life probably wasted 3x more resources than Taeja but mutas kept him in the game for a long time. Yes, that was Life adjusting his comp so Taeja made more Thors. Life did have tons of lings at the beginning. In TvZ, both players are switching their comps according to what their opponent is building. | ||
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On March 16 2014 02:36 Undead1993 wrote: devastating from the economic point of view Do you actually think Blizzard runs Blizzcon to make money from the convention? | ||
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chatuka
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On March 16 2014 02:39 Abominous wrote: That's probably the most flawed logic of all time. perhaps, but i'm just looking at sports and football is much bigger than tennis or ping pong or archery. collective sports seem to get much more support. and that makes sense to a degre4e | ||
stuchiu
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On March 16 2014 02:40 chatuka wrote: maybe you're right. but at least for me, i am watching this because of the intense nature of the tournament. Poker has the same effect as well. All or nothing. life or death. it becomes philosophical to a degree and that philosophy survive or perish resonates with me. Maybe that intensity will resonate with other people. I think players do their best when there are less prize money, but when something is on the line, you will see emotions come out like what naniwa did. crying, laughing, it will come out and i think that is good for the sport. that is the drama Uh poker isn't like that at all? As far as I know, a majority fo poker players make money in cash games. And even then I'm pretty sure not every poker tournament i winner take all. | ||
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BigFan
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On March 16 2014 02:40 chatuka wrote: maybe you're right. but at least for me, i am watching this because of the intense nature of the tournament. Poker has the same effect as well. All or nothing. life or death. it becomes philosophical to a degree and that philosophy survive or perish resonates with me. Maybe that intensity will resonate with other people. I think players do their best when there are less prize money, but when something is on the line, you will see emotions come out like what naniwa did. crying, laughing, it will come out and i think that is good for the sport. that is the drama what? he only did what he did because he wanted to leave and not play the games lol. Had nothing to do with emotions XD I would say jjakji and his twitter is more of what you're aiming for. | ||
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NovaMB
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On March 16 2014 02:41 Snijjer wrote: Whats with the crowd in the background? What are they cheering about, seems completely random. NiP dominating dignitas | ||
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ThomasjServo
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On March 16 2014 02:41 Snijjer wrote: Whats with the crowd in the background? What are they cheering about, seems completely random. There are other games being played as well. | ||
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Chewbacca.
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On March 16 2014 02:42 Darkhorse wrote: NO Twitch don't die on me now. On all of us Surprised there isn't more outrage in this thread already tbh | ||
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