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Mattm3th
United States1 Post
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MapleFractal
Canada307 Posts
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letian
Germany4221 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + This is just pop music, rock-n-roll is not here dudes. I shall add, I'm not against SC2, great game, no chit. I'm more for BW popularization, I'm sad that many ppl start forgetting how epic it is. Very sad. | ||
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Zihua
Netherlands177 Posts
Many young gamers start off from sc2 and enjoy the glossiness and nice hardcore it brings into their lives. SC2 has become their ideal?. That is really sad, cause I firmly believe that it is far from truth. It this is just pop music, rock-n-roll is not here dudes. what. User was warned for this post | ||
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wattabeast
United States957 Posts
On April 01 2011 14:43 HQuality wrote: i'm only hoping that jae, flash, stork, stats, bisu, fanta switch to sc2 in near future  That'd be sick. I don't know why their teams won't just switch to SC2 O_O | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10886 Posts
On April 01 2011 16:44 Golgotha wrote: what. not sure how replays beat live matches. Well, I do not care either way if the matches are live but we can't see the players. But GSL style live is hands down the best and of course better than replays. This is why I cant wait for the finals of TSL3!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Offline"-Events (please notice the ") are another thing, casting from replays there would obviously be a little strange. But for Internet tournaments being 100% live has just like no advantage over casting the Replays of the game with about 30 Minute delay. You get less delay between games (due to the 30 Minute buffer if some games are shorter/longer or someone not showing up on time) and if done properly there is really not much of a diffrence (expect that Replays offer more observing options than "live" observing (iirc)? + The "cheating" thing. | ||
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RageBot
Israel1530 Posts
On April 01 2011 18:40 wattabeast wrote: That'd be sick. I don't know why their teams won't just switch to SC2 O_O There's still more money, in Korea, in BW. And many more viewers. | ||
2Pacalypse-
Croatia9538 Posts
. I'm still curious how far will it go though.Also, it's very clear that author did a lot of research for his article, but the part about KeSPA vs Blizzard part was highly opinionated and biased. Other than that, it was a really nice article (props for mentioning Mani's RWAs lol). On April 01 2011 18:40 wattabeast wrote: That'd be sick. I don't know why their teams won't just switch to SC2 O_O Yeah, I also don't know why football teams won't just switch to basketball O_O | ||
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S.O.L.I.D.
United States792 Posts
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redFF
United States3910 Posts
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Semtext
Germany287 Posts
On April 01 2011 19:58 2Pacalypse- wrote: + Show Spoiler + I love everything about the SC2 scene, except the game itself that is . I'm still curious how far will it go though.Also, it's very clear that author did a lot of research for his article, but the part about KeSPA vs Blizzard part was highly opinionated and biased. Other than that, it was a really nice article (props for mentioning Mani's RWAs lol). On April 01 2011 18:40 wattabeast wrote: That'd be sick. I don't know why their teams won't just switch to SC2 O_O Yeah, I also don't know why football teams won't just switch to basketball O_O more like wheelchair basketball to NBA, right? + Show Spoiler + JUST KIDDING, I like my SC1 as well, but it is a whole different story. And damn, most of them wheelchair basketball dudes shoot sick threepointers from far out! the article is a good read, makes me want to be able to look two or three years into the future and see what SC2 has become... | ||
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Tschis
Brazil1511 Posts
I'm totally gonna spread this out to friends. But just one question: "it briefly crashed the Internet in Korea as millions of fans tuned in to see this epic matchup." I know it crashed GOM servers, not the "internet". Also, I thought it was 700,000 people tunning in, not millions. Can anyone explain this part? :} //tx | ||
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leviathan400
United Kingdom393 Posts
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dala
Sweden477 Posts
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Special Endrey
Germany1929 Posts
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johanngrunt
Hong Kong1555 Posts
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Turnus
United States86 Posts
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Eeeegor
Australia809 Posts
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On April 01 2011 16:17 Velr wrote: TSL3 is better than live: You don't know the results like it is live but you have nearly no delay between games. I think what really should change in the near future are the endless downtimes between games in basically all except the "best run" tournament streams (and even there technical difficulties can just fuck them over)... Really, i don't get why not EVERYTHING is cast from replays: 1: Stream-Cheating = Impossible. 2: Casters for online tourneys could just grab a game and cast it instead of complaining about not being invited to some game or something not showing up. 3: You don't even notice that it's a replay if the Streamers are not overdoing it with the "replay" features. Casters always de-synch and it is really annoying. Until Blizzard implements a way to watch replay online synched with more then 1 person then maybe live won't be better. But hearing casters talking about stuff that happened 2s ago or that will happen in 2s is really annoying. I'll take the live cast with possible delays and synched casters over a replay cast with de-synched casters any day. Either way this is offtopic. Great article by Ars, i read them all the time, great blog. | ||
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phoque
Sweden39 Posts
Fruitdealer - He played Zerg, at a time when Zerg was considered underpowered and Terrans had an arsenal of tools that could wipe Zergs off the map in the early game. When he took out Lee Jung Hoon in the finals and won the $90,000 prize, it was the culmination of a long-delayed dream. Pretty sure Rainbows name is Kim Sung Je =( | ||
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