EPTOn March 20 2014 09:16 MLG_Adam wrote:
Thanks for the post
Can I send you and your son a tshirt? Dm me your address
Thanks for the post
Can I send you and your son a tshirt? Dm me your address
I want one too T__T
MLG Anaheim Pool Qualifiers + added EU/KR spots - Page 4
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TimKim0713
Korea (South)221 Posts
I want one too T__T | ||
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OdinnTV
Canada14 Posts
On March 20 2014 05:04 TotalBiscuit wrote: I'll find myself an analyst cocaster, don't fret Clearly need an open bracket for this role as well! | ||
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ArTiFaKs
United States1229 Posts
Lighten up folks, it all comes out in the wash. | ||
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StarMoon
Canada682 Posts
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Fearest
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Grumbels
Netherlands7031 Posts
On March 20 2014 06:07 MLG_Adam wrote: Huh? Only EU players can play in the EU qualifier and only Koreans can play in the KR qualifier. Koreans living in the EU have to be able to play in the EU qualifier, it's really weird otherwise. | ||
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trada
Germany347 Posts
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On March 20 2014 05:04 TotalBiscuit wrote: I'll find myself an analyst cocaster, don't fret To be fair i feel you improved on your analytic cast. But i prefer when you scream and go full caster mode It's why more hyping | ||
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Rustug
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zelderan
United States163 Posts
On March 20 2014 05:04 TotalBiscuit wrote: I'll find myself an analyst cocaster, don't fret Pumped for this, man | ||
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pNRG
United States333 Posts
On March 20 2014 08:58 OldLadyStarCraft wrote: Brings back memories of my times at Columbus & Providence with my son (farvacola) who introduced me to SC2. I have followed SC2 for years now, only watching, never playing. I know this makes me an unusual fan - a middle-aged (I hope) woman whose hands cannot move fast enough to play but with a studied knowledge of the game as an observer. I had not known this whole world existed and now, following the players, tournaments, streams and discussions has been an important activity that has allowed me to temporarily escape from the disappointments of the "real" world. Weird, eh? Good luck to all those who try their hand in the qualifiers and to the tournament participants. Thanks MLG. Wow, awesome story! I was at MLG Providence 2011 as well. It was an amazing event... especially Nani vs. Leenock finals casted by Tastosis... just wow! | ||
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BasetradeTV
Canada1307 Posts
On March 20 2014 05:40 Anoteros wrote: Adam, you should also consider involving Graham "Rifkin" Rogers as a caster (he runs BaseTradeTV). @Rif_Kingz Twitch.tv/BaseTradeTV Dude has seriously done a lot of good work for the community. I've asked a couple times on twitter, still hoping for a response. Thanks for the post, though! Was nice to see ^_^ | ||
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Bjarne
Germany192 Posts
On March 20 2014 08:58 OldLadyStarCraft wrote: Brings back memories of my times at Columbus & Providence with my son (farvacola) who introduced me to SC2. I have followed SC2 for years now, only watching, never playing. I know this makes me an unusual fan - a middle-aged (I hope) woman whose hands cannot move fast enough to play but with a studied knowledge of the game as an observer. I had not known this whole world existed and now, following the players, tournaments, streams and discussions has been an important activity that has allowed me to temporarily escape from the disappointments of the "real" world. Weird, eh? Good luck to all those who try their hand in the qualifiers and to the tournament participants. Thanks MLG. I understand that. I´m 33 (is this middle age? =D) and never played a game of HotS (WoL i played quite a lot). But i watch nearly every tournament, Take.tv is my radio und i cheere for the players like others for soccer...=) | ||
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TotalBiscuit
United Kingdom5437 Posts
On March 20 2014 19:41 FFW_Rude wrote: To be fair i feel you improved on your analytic cast. But i prefer when you scream and go full caster mode It's why more hyping Thanks, means a lot. I like to think I understand the game more than I used to, but I prefer just to be able to do what I'm best at. | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On March 21 2014 00:38 TotalBiscuit wrote: Thanks, means a lot. I like to think I understand the game more than I used to, but I prefer just to be able to do what I'm best at. Yes you do. Been a long time i watched you and i was surprised in Shoutcraft Keep being awesome | ||
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creamyturtle
United States487 Posts
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partydude89
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Penguinator
United States837 Posts
On March 21 2014 00:38 TotalBiscuit wrote: Thanks, means a lot. I like to think I understand the game more than I used to, but I prefer just to be able to do what I'm best at. Idk why but I just naturally read every one of your posts in your voice, sometimes without even knowing that you're the one who made the post! I'll just read it in your voice and then look up to see who wrote it, and it's you! | ||
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Penguinator
United States837 Posts
On April 20 2014 08:43 partydude89 wrote: I remember when MLG was at orlando in 2011? or maybe it was 2012. For weeks, i had to BEG my dad to go to Orlando, even though he had no idea what was happening and didn't know what starcraft 2 was, at all. I remember how patient he was, and how he just went over to the COD section to watch guys shoot at each other while my brother and i sat glued to watching our favorite players on the main Starcraft screen. It really was the best weekend of my life. I was able to get pictures with some legends like boxer while getting a major sugar high on the free Dr. Peppers, and i am so thankful you guys are back, thankful for the memories and experiences you have already given the SC2 community, and so over the top excited that you guys are back. Hero Dad saving esports :'( | ||
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partydude89
1850 Posts
Yeah, he was really really awesome. And he must of been bored out of his mind too, but he just sat there patiently, even feigning enthusiasm when Idra raged quit, or my favorite player Bomber (who was looking on fire after MLG Raleigh) beat a nerd in convincing fashion. | ||
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