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On November 12 2020 17:52 deacon.frost wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2020 17:28 RKC wrote:On November 12 2020 03:33 Scarlett` wrote:On November 12 2020 03:27 ilax30 wrote:On November 12 2020 03:23 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On November 12 2020 03:10 deacon.frost wrote:On November 12 2020 02:53 ilax30 wrote:On November 12 2020 02:49 deacon.frost wrote:On November 12 2020 02:43 TentativePanda wrote:On November 12 2020 02:41 deacon.frost wrote: At least i wasn't watchign this day, gonna skip the rest and TSL for sure too(just read the time rules and ... well.. nto gonna support that)
What rules? For TSL6 every play day will start at 5PM CET / 11AM EST / 8 AM PST. We understand that will make the tournament run very late for our Korean players but we have not been given any indications that that is an issue, and we’ll try to schedule their matches as early in the day as possible. Nobody ever said it's an issue, as we expect every progamer is a nolifer who is perfectly fine playing a pro match at 1 AM earliest(if my adjustment is correct) In korea yes its normal, they often ladder at 2 am/3am hence they are used to playing at those times, hence they have no issue with it. So what is the reason again you are not gonna watch tsl? It's not normal unless you wake up at 11 PM. I am awake up to 3 AM local time and I wouldn't touch the code(programmer) after 10 pm. BEcause I know my brains limits. Laddering isn't exactly a pro match, right? Edit> and yes, that's the reason. Edit 2> but hey, maybe it is normal. What do i know? All I know is that I hate that reasoning and that's why I'm not watching it 11PM? Pretty sure people can still think more than 4 hours after waking up. And lots of devs like to work at night--it's all about how you manage your sleep schedule. You're just projecting your standards onto other people. Also I would assume they go to bed at like 4 AM-5AM after their ladder sessions/tournament and then wake up in the early afternoon.. Almost no pros play ladder past 1 AM in Korea Thanks for the invaluable insight. So such late hour isn't optimal for streaming. Does that also mean that Korean SC2 fans don't really stay up late to watch such foreign tourneys? Why would they if I didn't for Blizzccon games? The rather limited amount of Korean SC2 viewers is at this point probably hardcore enough to watch tournaments scheduled like this I'd have to imagine. At least so long as there's Korean coverage (which IIRC Blizzcon had some fails with).
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Come on BigGabe, you can do it!
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I desperately want to see some big gabe salt. I'll even tolerate a 60 minute serral trap snoozefest if that's what it takes
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Czech Republic12126 Posts
On November 12 2020 17:57 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On November 12 2020 17:52 deacon.frost wrote:On November 12 2020 17:28 RKC wrote:On November 12 2020 03:33 Scarlett` wrote:On November 12 2020 03:27 ilax30 wrote:On November 12 2020 03:23 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On November 12 2020 03:10 deacon.frost wrote:On November 12 2020 02:53 ilax30 wrote:On November 12 2020 02:49 deacon.frost wrote:On November 12 2020 02:43 TentativePanda wrote: [quote]
What rules?
For TSL6 every play day will start at 5PM CET / 11AM EST / 8 AM PST. We understand that will make the tournament run very late for our Korean players but we have not been given any indications that that is an issue, and we’ll try to schedule their matches as early in the day as possible. Nobody ever said it's an issue, as we expect every progamer is a nolifer who is perfectly fine playing a pro match at 1 AM earliest(if my adjustment is correct) In korea yes its normal, they often ladder at 2 am/3am hence they are used to playing at those times, hence they have no issue with it. So what is the reason again you are not gonna watch tsl? It's not normal unless you wake up at 11 PM. I am awake up to 3 AM local time and I wouldn't touch the code(programmer) after 10 pm. BEcause I know my brains limits. Laddering isn't exactly a pro match, right? Edit> and yes, that's the reason. Edit 2> but hey, maybe it is normal. What do i know? All I know is that I hate that reasoning and that's why I'm not watching it 11PM? Pretty sure people can still think more than 4 hours after waking up. And lots of devs like to work at night--it's all about how you manage your sleep schedule. You're just projecting your standards onto other people. Also I would assume they go to bed at like 4 AM-5AM after their ladder sessions/tournament and then wake up in the early afternoon.. Almost no pros play ladder past 1 AM in Korea Thanks for the invaluable insight. So such late hour isn't optimal for streaming. Does that also mean that Korean SC2 fans don't really stay up late to watch such foreign tourneys? Why would they if I didn't for Blizzccon games? The rather limited amount of Korean SC2 viewers is at this point probably hardcore enough to watch tournaments scheduled like this I'd have to imagine. At least so long as there's Korean coverage (which IIRC Blizzcon had some fails with). Question is if they watch live or avoid spoilers and watch the next day(which is my case even if it's during the weekend). Let's see what Scarlett knows, maybe somebody can ask Artosis via them Patreon questions.
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Expecting serral to get back in the roll of things today with a 2-0, hope he plays the winners match v trap who looks to be in great form
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Czech Republic12126 Posts
On November 12 2020 20:53 ilax30 wrote: Expecting serral to get back in the roll of things today with a 2-0, hope he plays the winners match v trap who looks to be in great form Wait, today is D not C? Did miss that, hmm, wonder if i can end up the breaking up the datacenter before the matches starrt(feel like a no though)
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France12750 Posts
On November 12 2020 18:40 sudete wrote: I desperately want to see some big gabe salt. I'll even tolerate a 60 minute serral trap snoozefest if that's what it takes They apparently switched the groups no idea why... But HeroMarine has too bad ping to play at a decent level in cross server so he is not expecting too much and probably won't be salty.
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On November 12 2020 18:37 661 wrote: Come on BigGabe, you can do it! Gabe is tomorrow, today is the Serral / Trap group
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United States33012 Posts
Caster: "This is EnDerr's game to lose!"
please ^_^
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Russian Federation40186 Posts
Noooo, the winged ling skin, for what.
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What is the reason for group D being played today?
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On November 12 2020 22:54 Waxangel wrote: Caster: "This is EnDerr's game to lose!"
please ^_^ Haha EnDerr's game
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Bit of a upset with Serral beating Enderr considering Enderr did win his region while Serral didnt even finish top-2. Will be interesting to see if Trap manages to put up a fight in the winners bracket..
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On November 13 2020 00:20 ilax30 wrote: Bit of a upset with Serral beating Enderr considering Enderr did win his region while Serral didnt even finish top-2. Will be interesting to see if Trap manages to put up a fight in the winners bracket.. Trap did only get Top 8 in his Region, absolute underdog in this group
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On November 13 2020 00:20 ilax30 wrote: Bit of a upset with Serral beating Enderr considering Enderr did win his region while Serral didnt even finish top-2. Will be interesting to see if Trap manages to put up a fight in the winners bracket..
I had group A all wrong. Maru just got 2nd in GSL while Clem actually won EU Winter...
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Trap catching biles like a pro.
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Russian Federation40186 Posts
What is up with Trap not getting collosus range.
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Trap mishandled the 2nd half of that fight realy bad
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thermal lance must be the important upgrade which gets forgotten the most
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What an awful game from Trap.
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