EPT[HSC IX] Day 2 - Page 41
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No GSL spoilers please, some of the people tuning in to HSC did not have the chance to watch GSL yet | ||
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usopsama
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
On June 07 2014 01:37 usopsama wrote: As expected from the Commander. KESPAAAA | ||
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boxerfred
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On June 07 2014 01:36 DinoToss wrote: hey i remember spinning was illegal :p There actually are rules. eg. ball is lost in the corner of the table: defender gets it. ball is lost in the middle: the one who shot the last goal loses it. matches go up to 6 normally, and the ball is only thrown in at the beginning, then it's like in soccer, if a goal gets shot, the other team gets the ball initially. I'm kind of good at this game, playing in a hobby team in cologne, germany  I'll try to hang around on sunday at HSC, so if anyone is willing to challenge me, I'd bet a beer on myself winning! (also, I play chess) | ||
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ThomasjServo
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On June 07 2014 01:38 boxerfred wrote: There actually are rules. eg. ball is lost in the corner of the table: defender gets it. ball is lost in the middle: the one who shot the last goal loses it. matches go up to 6 normally, and the ball is only thrown in at the beginning, then it's like in soccer, if a goal gets shot, the other team gets the ball initially. I'm kind of good at this game, playing in a hobby team in cologne, germany I'll try to hang around on sunday at HSC, so if anyone is willing to challenge me, I'd bet a beer on myself winning! (also, I play chess) If you've not watched the show Community, you are reinforcing some very entertaining stereotypes they ascribe to the German exchange students. | ||
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Waise
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boxerfred
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On June 07 2014 01:39 ThomasjServo wrote: If you've not watched the show Community, you are reinforcing some very entertaining stereotypes they ascribe to the German exchange students. I didn't. I feel sorry. A bit. You could sum up my skills by the following: sc2 (diamond), chess (~1700 dwz), foosball (amateur), programming | ||
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Zealously
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On June 07 2014 01:39 Waise wrote: the way they incorporate sponsor plugs at HSC is a lot more acceptable than annoying twitch ads usually are, i like it I feel the same way. I feel like they have to be more effective as well, but I know jack shit about marketing so I may be wrong on that. | ||
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ThomasjServo
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Hahaha, they are just obsessed with Foosball. I saw your country and had a chuckle. | ||
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MavivaM
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On June 07 2014 01:38 boxerfred wrote: There actually are rules. eg. ball is lost in the corner of the table: defender gets it. ball is lost in the middle: the one who shot the last goal loses it. matches go up to 6 normally, and the ball is only thrown in at the beginning, then it's like in soccer, if a goal gets shot, the other team gets the ball initially. I'm kind of good at this game, playing in a hobby team in cologne, germany I'll try to hang around on sunday at HSC, so if anyone is willing to challenge me, I'd bet a beer on myself winning! (also, I play chess) To be fair, that fussball table wasn't regular. Professional ones have oblique floor on the corners and sides, so that the ball doesn't get easily stuck like In JD's corner. Spinning and do cheap shots like passing the ball between two of the attacking pieces to do easy two-time autowin shots should be forbidden! Other alternative home rules also state that if the goalkeeper scores, it counts twice... and if you lose 8-0 you must crawl under the table. | ||
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ThomasjServo
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On June 07 2014 01:41 Zealously wrote: I feel the same way. I feel like they have to be more effective as well, but I know jack shit about marketing so I may be wrong on that. Well relative to tournaments that just spin the same ad 20 times in a row, and then show footage of the stage I would say this is more effective. Take and this guy also have a history with the community around the game, so it is also enjoying a pretty real dialog with their target market. | ||
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boxerfred
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On June 07 2014 01:42 MavivaM wrote: To be fair, that fussball table wasn't regular. Professional ones have oblique floor on the corners and sides, so that the ball doesn't get easily stuck like In JD's corner. Spinning and do cheap shots like passing the ball between two of the attacking pieces to do easy two-time autowin shots should be forbidden! Other alternative home rules also state that if the goalkeeper scores, it counts twice... and if you lose 8-0 you must crawl under the table. Spinning is forbidden anyways. But I guess koreans are not used to foosball, so it would've been really hard to explain them how it works, given the fact that some of them are not fluent in english. Felt a bit lame tho :O | ||
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Pino
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On June 07 2014 01:36 DinoToss wrote: hey i remember spinning(? forget how it's called) was illegal :p There are as many rules as there are players i guess | ||
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usopsama
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ACrow
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On June 07 2014 01:41 ThomasjServo wrote: Hahaha, they are just obsessed with Foosball. I saw your country and had a chuckle. Huehue, I work at a German facility of a big US tech company, and whenever we got a US rotational engineer or intern, we'd make him play a lot of foosball  | ||
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MavivaM
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On June 07 2014 01:43 boxerfred wrote: Spinning is forbidden anyways. But I guess koreans are not used to foosball, so it would've been really hard to explain them how it works, given the fact that some of them are not fluent in english. Felt a bit lame tho :O If I was in germany I would gladly challenge you for a beer  One day I'll be there... one day | ||
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