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gg!DreamHack - Appreciation Thread - Page 27
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pzu
Sweden287 Posts
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
This dreamhack was AMAZING. Dreamhack really is trying to be the standard/set the bar for foreign events around the world. I agree with pretty much every point made. | ||
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aRyuujin
United States5049 Posts
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Rasmudd
Sweden127 Posts
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
On September 17 2012 14:53 Rasmudd wrote: It was nice. The map ban phase seemed weird though like if they tried to emulate the ban phase of dota2 but I felt like it carried no weight, like they where just going to take out a couple of maps and it had no meaning. Definately not the same vibe when the pick and bans in dota so dunno why they made a big thing of it, but I could be wrong .I actually liked it. It gives the casters an opportunity to analyze the mindset/decision making of each player before the map even starts. | ||
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GettingIt
1656 Posts
On September 17 2012 14:53 Rasmudd wrote: It was nice. The map ban phase seemed weird though like if they tried to emulate the ban phase of dota2 but I felt like it carried no weight, like they where just going to take out a couple of maps and it had no meaning. Definately not the same vibe when the pick and bans in dota so dunno why they made a big thing of it, but I could be wrong .Banning maps is a pretty big deal in SC2. It takes in to consideration race and opponent's style of play | ||
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Hiea
Denmark1538 Posts
On September 17 2012 14:40 GettingIt wrote: It didn't hurt that this was Stephanos first big tourny since joining EG, and he was going on an absolute rampage. That alone didn't bring the extra viewers. One point is DreamHack simply puts on a MUCH better show than MLG has ever done. | ||
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bmml
United Kingdom962 Posts
On September 17 2012 15:14 Hiea wrote: That alone didn't bring the extra viewers. One point is DreamHack simply puts on a MUCH better show than MLG has ever done. Another major point was that it was scheduled perfectly for EU/US timezones. American tournaments usually only schedule for their national viewerbase. | ||
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Apom
France656 Posts
On September 17 2012 15:26 bmml wrote: Another major point was that it was scheduled perfectly for EU/US timezones. American tournaments usually only schedule for their national viewerbase. All three are good reasons. I will also add that this tournament had title contenders of all nationalities, which automatically draws more attention than when the players who actually stand a chance are Stephano and seven Koreans (five of which unknown). | ||
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Hiea
Denmark1538 Posts
On September 17 2012 15:32 Apom wrote: All three are good reasons. I will also add that this tournament had title contenders of all nationalities, which automatically draws more attention than when the players who actually stand a chance are Stephano and seven Koreans (five of which unknown). Thats true aswell, and I really think not having the "faceless koreans" there helped a lot, and I felt like the games was still top notch, and since koreans useally just copy whatever is good at the time, while here we got to see some peoples unique styles, like BabyKnight had some interesting plays, Lowely was also very unique, and overall the games were pretty close thoughout the main stage of the event. | ||
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Grovbolle
Denmark3811 Posts
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mec
Sweden192 Posts
Not to mention that pretty much every single player was good enough to qualify and that made it so much more exciting for everyone! Once again, great job DH. The only issues I had was the stream issues with 720p+ and some sound issues that the production had. MLG really need to take a hard look how you are suppose to have a award ceremony. | ||
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Hiea
Denmark1538 Posts
On September 17 2012 16:34 mec wrote: I cant agree more about the koreans, I always felt like they just made the game boring. I mean they are great players no doubt but not everything is about playing perfect, its about innovation and entertainment for me. Not to mention that pretty much every single player was good enough to qualify and that made it so much more exciting for everyone! Once again, great job DH. The only issues I had was the stream issues with 720p+ and some sound issues that the production had. MLG really need to take a hard look how you are suppose to have a award ceremony. Most important thing about getting people excited it properly timed music, there is almost no music whatsoever at MLG, whenever someone wins there is no lights flashing, epic music playing or some guy sitting in a couch waiting to have a winner's interview with the champion. I also like the veto in public, it adds a bit of personality to the game, and lets us get inside the mind of a player more, and Hellspawn was sick at announcing  | ||
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DonkTV
Iceland49 Posts
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Uquu
Finland474 Posts
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snailz
Croatia900 Posts
production was sick. dreamhack always was the best organizer, but damn, did they show it off last night once again. great work, i even went on twitter to follow you guys, which i barely ever use. | ||
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Mirham
Denmark44 Posts
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Oldfool
Australia394 Posts
Also this image was fantastic! ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/PV8xS.jpg) | ||
Sbrubbles
Brazil5776 Posts
Also convinced me that Apollo/Kalaeris is best caster duo ever. | ||
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WerderBremen
Germany1070 Posts
Keep up the amazing work! | ||
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