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Bearded Elder29904 Posts
Need some Pitbull performance at IEM
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On March 06 2017 02:33 opisska wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:22 The_Red_Viper wrote:On March 06 2017 02:18 opisska wrote:On March 06 2017 02:12 Elentos wrote:On March 06 2017 02:11 opisska wrote:TY I would never predict to win this - sure, he is great but in this competition ...? In any case, the results point to the matches being quite fun, could have been good. I was finally snowboarding the whole day and regret nothing  Is your infection actually gone? If so, sweet that you managed to actually do what you went there for. I am now leaning towards he opinion of the doctor I saw in Thursday - who is not my regular physician - that I have two separate issues. One is a mycosis or candidosis of mouth, triggered by the steroids I got for MS, and other one was a streptococal infection in throat. The first one I have for quite some time, it raises my temperature very slightly, but it seems to be otherwise asymptomatic, while the other one was successfully treated by the antibiotics she gave me. Because my throat is now fine and I feel completely healthy - trust me, a whole day of skiing while sick is a very easily noticeable experience. But this all has to be confirmed by objective testing, which I hope to get done first think on Tuesday. At any case, I took a small risk and it paid off, I didn't get sick and I got a marvelous skiing day. Those are now more precious than ever because I have no way of knowing when the MS hits my motor capabilities, but for now, I can confirm that my legs are perfectly fine, because I have did ride better than ever today. Back in school we had the opportunity to learn snowboarding or skiing, i think i made the wrong call :/ No problem, learn the other thing now. I learned to ski at around 26 and to snowboard at 31 and knowing both is absolutely awesome. Now I only snowboard, because I am an old person and skiing is too painful for my joints. Having the legs tied together in a fixed position has drawbacks in logistics, but great benefits for not hurting your knees.
what location are you snowboarding ?
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United States23455 Posts
Honestly though aLive was gonna win this after the groups rip the dream. Didn't even get to watch this morning :/
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On March 06 2017 02:32 D-light wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:30 stuchiu wrote:
The only music performance I remember at an esports event I liked was the orchestra at Iron Squid. Don't forget MC singing "Let it go" at HSC.
Best music production ever. Unforgettable.
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On March 06 2017 02:33 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:31 The_Red_Viper wrote:On March 06 2017 02:26 stuchiu wrote:On March 06 2017 02:22 Charoisaur wrote:On March 06 2017 02:18 pvsnp wrote:
Mvp is still arguably the greatest but its turning into a bigger and bigger argument every month. With Life not being active anymore I don't think the argument is getting bigger as time passes on. Life and Mvp are by far the most succesful players. Inno/Zest/sOs could get there though. but not yet I wish soO could do it, but he can't win finals to save his life. Is there a possibility (in theory) that a player who never wins anything but always places highly can be the goat? :D Don't see why not, but he'd have to do a crazy amount of work
JUst thinking because people in general seem to only look at title wins as a metric (not saying you do)
Personally i simply think that a second place at GSL is worth a lot as well. Having four of that has to be worth more than one win easily.
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This still has nothing on the IPL 5 DJ.
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The only DJ I've seen get good feeback at an esport show was Darude at Dreamhack winter. And that's only because twitch chat likes memes
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really though, i think having a DJ like this performing on stage is a great stress test for ESL crew production, somewhat like a challenge
maybe they see it this way
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On March 06 2017 02:33 opisska wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:22 The_Red_Viper wrote:On March 06 2017 02:18 opisska wrote:On March 06 2017 02:12 Elentos wrote:On March 06 2017 02:11 opisska wrote:TY I would never predict to win this - sure, he is great but in this competition ...? In any case, the results point to the matches being quite fun, could have been good. I was finally snowboarding the whole day and regret nothing Is your infection actually gone? If so, sweet that you managed to actually do what you went there for. I am now leaning towards he opinion of the doctor I saw in Thursday - who is not my regular physician - that I have two separate issues. One is a mycosis or candidosis of mouth, triggered by the steroids I got for MS, and other one was a streptococal infection in throat. The first one I have for quite some time, it raises my temperature very slightly, but it seems to be otherwise asymptomatic, while the other one was successfully treated by the antibiotics she gave me. Because my throat is now fine and I feel completely healthy - trust me, a whole day of skiing while sick is a very easily noticeable experience. But this all has to be confirmed by objective testing, which I hope to get done first think on Tuesday. At any case, I took a small risk and it paid off, I didn't get sick and I got a marvelous skiing day. Those are now more precious than ever because I have no way of knowing when the MS hits my motor capabilities, but for now, I can confirm that my legs are perfectly fine, because I have did ride better than ever today. Back in school we had the opportunity to learn snowboarding or skiing, i think i made the wrong call :/ No problem, learn the other thing now. I learned to ski at around 26 and to snowboard at 31 and knowing both is absolutely awesome. Now I only snowboard, because I am an old person and skiing is too painful for my joints. Having the legs tied together in a fixed position has drawbacks in logistics, but great benefits for not hurting your knees.
I guess you are right. I mean skiing was pretty fun so it's not that bad. But snowboarding seems to be more enjoyable overall?
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On March 06 2017 02:35 Makro wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:33 opisska wrote:On March 06 2017 02:22 The_Red_Viper wrote:On March 06 2017 02:18 opisska wrote:On March 06 2017 02:12 Elentos wrote:On March 06 2017 02:11 opisska wrote:TY I would never predict to win this - sure, he is great but in this competition ...? In any case, the results point to the matches being quite fun, could have been good. I was finally snowboarding the whole day and regret nothing Is your infection actually gone? If so, sweet that you managed to actually do what you went there for. I am now leaning towards he opinion of the doctor I saw in Thursday - who is not my regular physician - that I have two separate issues. One is a mycosis or candidosis of mouth, triggered by the steroids I got for MS, and other one was a streptococal infection in throat. The first one I have for quite some time, it raises my temperature very slightly, but it seems to be otherwise asymptomatic, while the other one was successfully treated by the antibiotics she gave me. Because my throat is now fine and I feel completely healthy - trust me, a whole day of skiing while sick is a very easily noticeable experience. But this all has to be confirmed by objective testing, which I hope to get done first think on Tuesday. At any case, I took a small risk and it paid off, I didn't get sick and I got a marvelous skiing day. Those are now more precious than ever because I have no way of knowing when the MS hits my motor capabilities, but for now, I can confirm that my legs are perfectly fine, because I have did ride better than ever today. Back in school we had the opportunity to learn snowboarding or skiing, i think i made the wrong call :/ No problem, learn the other thing now. I learned to ski at around 26 and to snowboard at 31 and knowing both is absolutely awesome. Now I only snowboard, because I am an old person and skiing is too painful for my joints. Having the legs tied together in a fixed position has drawbacks in logistics, but great benefits for not hurting your knees. what location are you snowboarding ?
Obertauern, Salzburg, Austria. I was there today for the first time and it is impressive, that close to Prague it's very hard to find a place with such great slopes and high altitude, it's marvelous. Sadly, there is no powder, so it's all about slopes, but for that purpose, I am very satisfied with it (for powder riding, I know much better places in Kitzbuhel Alps).
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Mute City2363 Posts
On March 06 2017 02:26 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:22 Charoisaur wrote:On March 06 2017 02:18 pvsnp wrote:
Mvp is still arguably the greatest but its turning into a bigger and bigger argument every month. With Life not being active anymore I don't think the argument is getting bigger as time passes on. Life and Mvp are by far the most succesful players. Inno/Zest/sOs could get there though. but not yet I wish soO could do it, but he can't win finals to save his life.
G5L incoming
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ESL CS:GO 177596 viewers
Disgusting. How many viewers did we have? 50k? 60k? Part of them already waiting for CSGO?
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On March 06 2017 02:43 Diabolique wrote:
ESL CS:GO 177596 viewers
Disgusting. How many viewers did we have? 50k? 60k? Part of them already waiting for CSGO?
I think we had like 50k, but it was on another stream
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On March 06 2017 02:43 Diabolique wrote:
ESL CS:GO 177596 viewers
Disgusting. How many viewers did we have? 50k? 60k? Part of them already waiting for CSGO?
Well they would've been waiting on the CS:GO channel, so no.
But why is it disgusting? CS:GO is a huge, amazing game.
The turnout for sc2 was not bad.
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On March 06 2017 02:44 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:43 Diabolique wrote:
ESL CS:GO 177596 viewers
Disgusting. How many viewers did we have? 50k? 60k? Part of them already waiting for CSGO? I think we had like 50k, but it was on another stream
a little over 60k with foreign streams iirc
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On March 06 2017 02:43 Diabolique wrote:
ESL CS:GO 177596 viewers
Disgusting. How many viewers did we have? 50k? 60k? Part of them already waiting for CSGO?
tennis is far from having football numbers yet it's well alive
be considerate
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On March 06 2017 02:37 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On March 06 2017 02:33 opisska wrote:On March 06 2017 02:22 The_Red_Viper wrote:On March 06 2017 02:18 opisska wrote:On March 06 2017 02:12 Elentos wrote:On March 06 2017 02:11 opisska wrote:TY I would never predict to win this - sure, he is great but in this competition ...? In any case, the results point to the matches being quite fun, could have been good. I was finally snowboarding the whole day and regret nothing Is your infection actually gone? If so, sweet that you managed to actually do what you went there for. I am now leaning towards he opinion of the doctor I saw in Thursday - who is not my regular physician - that I have two separate issues. One is a mycosis or candidosis of mouth, triggered by the steroids I got for MS, and other one was a streptococal infection in throat. The first one I have for quite some time, it raises my temperature very slightly, but it seems to be otherwise asymptomatic, while the other one was successfully treated by the antibiotics she gave me. Because my throat is now fine and I feel completely healthy - trust me, a whole day of skiing while sick is a very easily noticeable experience. But this all has to be confirmed by objective testing, which I hope to get done first think on Tuesday. At any case, I took a small risk and it paid off, I didn't get sick and I got a marvelous skiing day. Those are now more precious than ever because I have no way of knowing when the MS hits my motor capabilities, but for now, I can confirm that my legs are perfectly fine, because I have did ride better than ever today. Back in school we had the opportunity to learn snowboarding or skiing, i think i made the wrong call :/ No problem, learn the other thing now. I learned to ski at around 26 and to snowboard at 31 and knowing both is absolutely awesome. Now I only snowboard, because I am an old person and skiing is too painful for my joints. Having the legs tied together in a fixed position has drawbacks in logistics, but great benefits for not hurting your knees. I guess you are right. I mean skiing was pretty fun so it's not that bad. But snowboarding seems to be more enjoyable overall?
People ask me that a lot for some reason (which is silly, because I am not very good at either) and my opinion is that if you want to transport yourself between two points that are separated by rideable snow, using ski is a no-brainer, they are just much more efficient. But I enjoy the activity on snowboard much more, it is just really relaxing and it's such a great way of movement. It's really hard to explain, but it just feels so natural to move down a hill on snowboard, it's like this is the way humans were somehow meant to move. Also it's much easier to deal with bad conditions or slopes that are too hard, because there are easy tricks that allow you to navigate virtually any kind of slope on a board (even though without very much fun, but without getting hurt).
An added benefit is, that snowboard is so much easier to take off-piste than ski - usually the most optimal ski for a groomed slope are not very good for deep powder and the whole set of skills is very different, whereas a snowboard is a snowboard. Sadly, it's not a very easy thing to do - surely, you can find a nice small shortcut here and there and it's fun, but for the best off-piste experience, you need actual powder, which is rather rare unless you are willing to chase it accross Europe, and you need to have someone to show you what to do, because once you leave the immediate vicinity of official slopes it gets really dangerous pretty fast and it's very hard to self-teach. I had one such friend and I enjoyed a couple of great powder days two years ago with him but the dickhead moved very far away and thus my freeriding career went to a halt. I would now dare to try some easier things without him, but I don't have any other friend into it and riding off-piste alone is not very wise.
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On March 06 2017 02:43 Diabolique wrote:
ESL CS:GO 177596 viewers
Disgusting. How many viewers did we have? 50k? 60k? Part of them already waiting for CSGO?
tbf CSGO is actually a great esport. CS and SC are by far the highest skill games.
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