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teh_pwnerer
On August 6th, Jarett Cale (the actor who plays Jeremy from Pure Pwnage) along with Adebisi co-casted the Frag For Cancer tournament finals where players competed for various headsets from Sennheiser. Although there weren't very many well known players competing, the games were intense none the less. Jarett showed extensive game knowledge (and a little bias here and there) produced an excellent viewing experience for all who watched. From mentioning previous game strategies as far back as the early beta, to possible future metagame strategies he believes will have a strong showing, it's clear that this is a person with just as much love for Starcraft as the rest of us on TL.
I believe that with more opportunities and practice, Jarett has the ability to cast with the biggest and the best and bring that unforgettable viewing experience to many more people and many more tournaments. I sincerely hope he is asked by another tournament organizer to cast an event, because I know I wouldn't miss it for anything.
Keep Pwning Jarett!
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I fully support this topic and Jarett and would just like to say:
I FUCKING LOVE YUO JARETT ZOMG<3333333
im a fanboy
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I thought his casting was absolutely amazing for a first time thing (at least first time doing something big like this). I really enjoyed it and despite being silly I really feel his voice is good for casting.
Agreed, keep pwning and nice write. :D
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BOOM HEADSHOT! Hope to see him in more activities.
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haha his internet show was so hilarious i had to listen in
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are there any replays of this? i sadly missed it live 
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What is pure pwnage? Where can I read more about this guy? I've never heard of him beyond casting this tournament.
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On August 08 2011 11:41 Axeltoss wrote:
What is pure pwnage? Where can I read more about this guy? I've never heard of him beyond casting this tournament.
http://www.purepwnage.com/
Love Jarett :3
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I completely enjoyed his casting. Was surprised to see how much he knew about the game, but then again I guess I shouldn't be surprised since the early episodes of PP he would just talk about owning newbs on Red Alert haha
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Yes, more Jarett can not be a bad thing ^^
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for a gold level protoss, he knows quite a lot about sc2. definitely did his homework. would like to see him in some of the bigger events (maybe qualifiers) to see how he does.
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On August 08 2011 11:41 Axeltoss wrote:
What is pure pwnage? Where can I read more about this guy? I've never heard of him beyond casting this tournament.
Pure Pwnage is a popular web series (begun May 11th 2004) turned TV show in early 2010. The web series features Jeremy (played by Jarett Cale), who was a fictional RTS pro gamer. Along with his friend Doug, a hyper active FPS player and Kyle, Jermey's "noob" brother who is behind the camera, the viewer is taken through the life of Jeremy as he hones his skills as a gamer.
Here's a link to the first Episode of the web series (I recommend watching these first):
http://www.purepwnage.com/original_series/video/life-pro-gamer
Here's a link to the TV show:
http://www.showcase.ca/video/default.aspx#purepwnage/video
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He's a massive nerd baller!
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On August 08 2011 11:50 ballasdontcry wrote:
for a gold level protoss, he knows quite a lot about sc2. definitely did his homework. would like to see him in some of the bigger events (maybe qualifiers) to see how he does.
he's diamond 
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I'd appreciate this even if he was complete beginner, but apparently he is surprisingly well informed about everything Starcraft-related. Thumbs up!
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i loved the fps doug skit, but wasn't a big fan of the other shows. not sure how much i'd like this, but ill check it ou.
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This is amazing! I hope he becomes a mainstream caster.
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You could make this a fan club actually. Seems like that more than a thread. Can't say I listened to the cast, but after this I will.
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I really enjoyed his cast and I hope he does more in the future.
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