EPTPlease turn it off however, during interviews, it's often quite difficult to hear the person speaking with the music, especially since they're on skype. I could barely hear Strelok.
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Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
Please turn it off however, during interviews, it's often quite difficult to hear the person speaking with the music, especially since they're on skype. I could barely hear Strelok. | ||
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On April 30 2011 11:45 ilmman wrote: Use victory music like this . It sounds more suiting and its not really pop or rock so therefore you wont favour anyone's taste in music I second this. Cutting to 'pop' music (or muzak) seems inappropriate, and kind of kills the drama of the match. [And also, I suggest V-neck t-shirts and nicer blazers. Matching matte-black blazers look cheap and lack sophistication or personality. It kind of looks like you bought the first blazer you saw. Every man should have a decent blazer and shoes, that cost at least $200 apeice. Gawd I'm gay. | ||
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acrimoneyius
United States983 Posts
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AlgeriaT
Sweden2197 Posts
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Kurr
Canada2338 Posts
On April 30 2011 11:58 Whitewing wrote: The music after each game is a great idea, but it's a bit too loud. Turn it down a little bit so it isn't so jarring, also, please make sure it's more background while the casters are talking in between games, it's too loud there as well. Please turn it off however, during interviews, it's often quite difficult to hear the person speaking with the music, especially since they're on skype. I could barely hear Strelok. Completely agreed. I have to lower my sound in between games, it's that loud. | ||
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dar0za
Canada74 Posts
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NoobSkills
United States1600 Posts
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Duis
Germany16 Posts
On April 30 2011 12:05 Defacer wrote: I second this. Cutting to 'pop' music (or muzak) seems inappropriate, and kind of kills the drama of the match. [And also, I suggest V-neck t-shirts and nicer blazers. Matching matte-black blazers look cheap and lack sophistication or personality. It kind of looks like you bought the first blazer you saw. Every man should have a decent blazer and shoes, that cost at least $200 apeice. Gawd I'm gay. No you are absolutly right. Every man should have a decent blazer. Every time i see incontrol i think "buy the man something that actually fits him" Also the muzak is quite mind-numbing to listen to. I find myself having the same 3 Accord Riff stuck in my head all day, because they sometimes play them for minutes without any change. The guitar tracks especially are qualitatively way below the electronic ones (which are actually good). As a guitar player myself i also have to say that the recordin guitar artist isn't the cleanest in execution. | ||
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losteden
Canada9 Posts
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
When one of the commentators is interviewing a player, the other guy should at least pretend he's listening. I know you guys must have a long day so it's hard to be engaged all the time, but when you're not listening it gives off the impression that you don't like somebody (even though that might not be case). | ||
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clownzim
Brazil267 Posts
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
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BasilPesto
Australia624 Posts
On April 30 2011 12:05 Defacer wrote:[And also, I suggest V-neck t-shirts and nicer blazers. Matching matte-black blazers look cheap and lack sophistication or personality. It kind of looks like you bought the first blazer you saw. I wonder why casters even bother with blazer jackets. Like I recall with Dreamhack, it was just a relief seeing Apollo and Demuslim chilling in their shirts, looking all casual, rather than a forced formal... Nice to see Inc and Gretorp not casting in a gloomy cave anymore. | ||
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-Exalt-
United States972 Posts
Other than that great production! enjoying it almost as much as the GSL with tastosis  | ||
Chill
Calgary25987 Posts
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Pyo
United States738 Posts
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7th-Real
Australia93 Posts
On May 01 2011 13:36 Chill wrote: I dont believe how much feedback is on the blazers. LOL I understand it completely, gretorp and incontrol, also by extension tastosis, look horrible. Poorly fitting black blazers over crappy logo tshirts looks ridiculous. Moletrap looks decent wearing a blazer and a shirt - even if it is a black blazer. They look stupid on a professional cast and they would also look stupid in real life. They should be wearing v-necks at the very least, but shirts preferably. Also if not wearing a tie shirts should be worn with the top two buttons ondone. The day that Moletrap and DOA wore the pink GSL shirts they looked silly and uncomfortable because the shirts were the wrong size and they were buttoned up too far. | ||
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Toastmold
Canada207 Posts
And now I'm just going to start a timer for 5 minutes and see if something like that occurs. *5 minutes has elapsed* -Nope no instances of this. Just a few odd phrases that aren't actually phrases that people use. I don't want to hear your mouse clicks. Suggestions for next season, less games and/or a second commentator team to alleviate caster fatigue. | ||
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Chaoz
United States507 Posts
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typingit
97 Posts
On May 01 2011 13:55 7th-Real wrote: I understand it completely, gretorp and incontrol, also by extension tastosis, look horrible. Poorly fitting black blazers over crappy logo tshirts looks ridiculous. Moletrap looks decent wearing a blazer and a shirt - even if it is a black blazer. They look stupid on a professional cast and they would also look stupid in real life. They should be wearing v-necks at the very least, but shirts preferably. Also if not wearing a tie shirts should be worn with the top two buttons ondone. The day that Moletrap and DOA wore the pink GSL shirts they looked silly and uncomfortable because the shirts were the wrong size and they were buttoned up too far. Pretty much agreed. Moletrap is the only one so far that looks decent - because of the actual shirt. Every person I've linked the NASL & GSL to have commented regarding how bad the blazers look. Every, single, one. | ||
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