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micronesia
United States24579 Posts
On April 02 2010 16:23 discordfighting wrote: Blatant sarcasm and harmless reference to what is generally considered (by western standards) to be an obscure country fail on my part then I guess. Did you happen to notice my username lol | ||
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nTooMuch
United States127 Posts
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Cadrid
United States24 Posts
On April 02 2010 18:41 Xxio wrote: With SCII no one knows anything, and while you're a great commentator your points are very general. Often you talk about experimenting with things or someone says something in chat and you're like "hm never thought of that before, good idea!" which is fine but I feel the theme and reason for watching the Day9 Daily changing. To be honest I'm surprised you're doing so much SCII. I thought you would continue doing BW with something like 1 beta cast a week. With BW you know the game so well from years of experience and that shows itself in very insightful commentary, I'm really missing that  I mean, SCII isn't figured out. There's no such thing as high level play yet because everyone is still in sandbox mode, so I don't really see the point in commentating on it while BW is still right here with players like Flash. But I guess this goes back to what I said earlier, that the point of the show is changing. How so? From what I've gleaned by watching the Day[9] Dailies, it's about teaching the noobier (i.e. expansive) portion of StarCraft players how to improve their game, augment their strategies and to be wary of sneaky plays depending upon their opponent and/or map selection. It is true that the SC2 Beta is ever-changing, and so will tactics & strategies; the Day[9] broadcast still offers in-depth insight and general "rules of thumb" despite the Beta factor. Just because Korean players aren't making bank on StarCraft 2 yet doesn't mean players should ignore it. In fact, the headstart that the more competitive folk get on the rest of the herd is a much bigger boon for players than analyzing the StarCraft of yesteryear; it may break the hearts of many, but StarCraft 2 is geared up to be the new StarCraft of e-sports and it's here--not just to stay--but to grow. | ||
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Tobastov
Germany4 Posts
I used the search function but either I`m stupid or I am the first to encounter this problem. In the spoiler tag I added a screenshot. + Show Spoiler + http://www.abload.de/img/screenjb2s.jpg | ||
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RoieTRS
United States2569 Posts
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Black Octopi
187 Posts
On April 03 2010 17:12 RoieTRS wrote: Well, in the same idea having unit status indicators on allows us to see things like energy, unit hp, spell effect, energy of things like Orbital Commands, Queens etc which is far more useful for spotting units and other stuff then graphics on low. "Brood war" sounds 8 times better than "StarCraft One" But Day[9] will be Day[9], its pointless to tell him there are better ways. | ||
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booo
Germany23 Posts
okay, enought of that  Next thing I want to ask ya is, if it could be possible that you take some Chinese and or Korean Stuff fore some casting action? I would love that, maybe someone else would to see that too. Keep on going this stuff! Cya on your next cast! | ||
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Nuttyguy
United Kingdom1526 Posts
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kazansky
Germany931 Posts
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Iris7
Angola39 Posts
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RPGabe
United States192 Posts
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government delta
Germany96 Posts
is he really commentating on the day9 april fools game or am i just imagining things? | ||
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government delta
Germany96 Posts
On April 03 2010 16:17 Cadrid wrote: How so? From what I've gleaned by watching the Day[9] Dailies, it's about teaching the noobier (i.e. expansive) portion of StarCraft players how to improve their game, augment their strategies and to be wary of sneaky plays depending upon their opponent and/or map selection. It is true that the SC2 Beta is ever-changing, and so will tactics & strategies; the Day[9] broadcast still offers in-depth insight and general "rules of thumb" despite the Beta factor. Just because Korean players aren't making bank on StarCraft 2 yet doesn't mean players should ignore it. In fact, the headstart that the more competitive folk get on the rest of the herd is a much bigger boon for players than analyzing the StarCraft of yesteryear; it may break the hearts of many, but StarCraft 2 is geared up to be the new StarCraft of e-sports and it's here--not just to stay--but to grow. and yeah my post above with that youtube video should also underline the fact that day9 does very well know what high level play is even in the fairly new starcraft 2 which gets updated quite a lot and that his analyzes are superiorly useful than those of any casual starcraft 2 streamer. (nothing against husky, hes funny and shit but not quite the same class as day9) | ||
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TieN.nS)
United States2131 Posts
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Astro Boy
United States54 Posts
On April 04 2010 07:59 TieN.nS) wrote: Why even sully this thread by mentioning those terrible commentators. Ew! lol true. | ||
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government delta
Germany96 Posts
but yeah sorry i wont do it again haha day9 > all. | ||
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Jlab
United States217 Posts
Its been well over 24 hours. I can't wait to see the whole thing. | ||
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guitarizt
United States1492 Posts
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Day[9]
United States7366 Posts
 . It was just an april fool's! | ||
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Day[9]
United States7366 Posts
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