
GSL Show: Yellow to train for Code A - Page 89
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THM
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:54 shannn wrote: So first few episodes are only for introduction / getting to know the personality and to get him motivated. So from starting episode 4 it will be training and how he practices for a qualifier? It's almost certain that Yellow will visit some teamhouses and practice with them to check his skill level :p In his address at the beginning of this episode, Yellow made it sound like the real training will take place onward from episode 4, so I think you are right. I wonder who his three guests at the table will be next episode. | ||
centinel4
Austria50 Posts
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namedplayer
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SolHeiM
Sweden1264 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:53 Cade wrote: I thought that episode was great. And I think this is shaping up to be an extremely good show. I don't think that showing him practice all the time is important, of course you want some of that but I feel that should be a minority of the show. A lot of the importance of the show is his mindset, and his progression as a player, which in this kind of training situation is going to come from a lot of talking about the game etc. You don't need to show me a 40 minute video of him just sitting in front of the computer. I want to see a short five minute segment of him sitting down in front of the computer, then showing the clock, and then showing the clock again ten hours later. Yellow complaining about how exhausting it is to play for 12 hours straight, going to bed. Waking up, turning on the computer and going straight back to practicing. That is all you need to give the viewers an impression that he's actually practicing and making an effort. I'm not interested in hearing "I'm gonna do it, I'm motivated now. It's time to do it." In the words of Morpheus from The Matrix. "Show me." Are you people who are dissing me seriously thinking they can't find five minutes to either fucking fake it, or put a segment like that in there? I want to see evidence of him practicing, and practicing hard. This show has been a major disappointment to me so far, because it just seems like a couple of friends having a laugh. | ||
Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + It's Nal_rA. | ||
Scrumdidlyumptious
Australia235 Posts
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
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Hall0wed
United States8486 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:57 SolHeiM wrote: You don't need to show me a 40 minute video of him just sitting in front of the computer. I want to see a short five minute segment of him sitting down in front of the computer, then showing the clock, and then showing the clock again ten hours later. Yellow complaining about how exhausting it is to play for 12 hours straight, going to bed. Waking up, turning on the computer and going straight back to practicing. That is all you need to give the viewers an impression that he's actually practicing and making an effort. I'm not interested in hearing "I'm gonna do it, I'm motivated now. It's time to do it." In the words of Morpheus from The Matrix. "Show me." Are you people who are dissing me seriously thinking they can't find five minutes to either fucking fake it, or put a segment like that in there? I want to see evidence of him practicing, and practicing hard. This show has been a major disappointment to me so far, because it just seems like a couple of friends having a laugh. Lol apparently you don't understand what these types of shows are supposed to be like. Whatever, but take your QQ and hatred somewhere else please. | ||
Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:58 Telcontar wrote: Apparently, the face of the mystery guest was reflected on the window, and it was spotted by the korean viewers. I'll spoiler it in-case some want to save it for next week. + Show Spoiler + It's Nal_rA. WHAT?!!!!!!!!!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? SCREEN OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!!! If true I'm so anxiously waiting for next week! | ||
JustPassingBy
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SolHeiM
Sweden1264 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:59 Hall0wed wrote: Lol apparently you don't understand what these types of shows are supposed to be like. Whatever, but take your QQ and hatred somewhere else please. I watch plenty of documentaries about people training for events, and they show evidence of hard work and dedication. This show, however, does not. It's funny how you think it's QQ and hatred because I'm giving my honest opinion that this show has been a disappointment to me. And that's only because you don't agree with me. | ||
Scrumdidlyumptious
Australia235 Posts
On August 26 2011 21:00 darkness wrote: Wow, does Nal_rA play SC2 too? Yeah. He's been playing since the beta iirc. He even appeared on Gisado's stream (Gisado is now a Korean commentator but he used to have a really popular stream). | ||
sitromit
7051 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:48 Scrumdidlyumptious wrote: He already said in the little intro that he gets better in episode 4. And this format is more entertaining than watching Gold league play imo. It's just a matter of taste. They don't have to show whole games, but I think it would be much better storytelling, if they showed some in-game footage of his worst moments in gold league, and his reactions to it etc, like they did a bit with the Boxer showmatch. Then later they could show him doing all these things that he couldn't do before in the later episodes. Think of the scene where Rocky's trainer makes him chase a bunch of chickens or jump rope and he fails miserably, then after all the hard training, you see him succeed. Just like that. Would be so epic! :p | ||
Ryncol
United States980 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:58 Scrumdidlyumptious wrote: They said "An ex-progamer with a two letter name" which immediately makes me think Kang Min (Nal_ra). Yellow's match history has him playing against someone named Nalra, and he's also played against Nestea and other progamers. Oh, SHIT. When does Nal_rA get out of the army, anyway? It's still another year or so, right? | ||
Scrumdidlyumptious
Australia235 Posts
On August 26 2011 21:01 SolHeiM wrote: I watch plenty of documentaries about people training for events, and they show evidence of hard work and dedication. This show, however, does not. It's funny how you think it's QQ and hatred because I'm giving my honest opinion that this show has been a disappointment to me. And that's only because you don't agree with me. IT'S NOT A DOCUMENTARY! It's been a disappointment for you, but does that mean the show should change especially for you when it's already entertaining for other people? | ||
Cade
Canada1420 Posts
On August 26 2011 21:01 SolHeiM wrote: I watch plenty of documentaries about people training for events, and they show evidence of hard work and dedication. This show, however, does not. It's funny how you think it's QQ and hatred because I'm giving my honest opinion that this show has been a disappointment to me. And that's only because you don't agree with me. I think the problem is that you are thinking of this as a Documentary. Which it is not supposed to be. It's supposed to be in the same vein as Nal_rA's Old Boy or Hyung Joon Becomes a Pro Gamer. Its main purpose is entertainment. | ||
dc302
Australia576 Posts
On August 26 2011 20:59 Hall0wed wrote: Lol apparently you don't understand what these types of shows are supposed to be like. Whatever, but take your QQ and hatred somewhere else please. Yeah, I dont think SolHeiM gets it. These shows are not about that at all. | ||
shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
On August 26 2011 21:03 Ryncol wrote: Oh, SHIT. When does Nal_rA get out of the army, anyway? It's still another year or so, right? Yes a year or so. Since he didn't qualify last year in march or so? | ||
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