EPTI heard that the OGN guys did a fine job commentating SC2 at WCG, and that
TheMarine was most exquisite.[Subtitle] - Page 13
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
I heard that the OGN guys did a fine job commentating SC2 at WCG, and that TheMarine was most exquisite. | ||
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Lann555
Netherlands5173 Posts
On March 27 2012 04:18 EndOfTime88 wrote: While the commentary is good, I don't see a big difference between them, and what we get from Tastosis, aside from the fact they elaborate more articulately on aspects of the game that are common knowledge. I'm halfway through the match and I haven't heard -Nerdchills -Nerdgasms -Endless random stories about piratebirds or other grade school nonsense -Endless stories about what their favorite cereal/NES-game/pizza-toppings/soft-drinks are The Korean commentators make the game and the players central, instead of turning into amateur-comedy night with a game playing in the background | ||
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DeadBull
421 Posts
GSL got a little bit boring lately and I couldn't find out why. It's really a shame that the current english GSL casters are so outclassed by the korean casters -_- WE have to tell GOMTV !! | ||
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haitike
Spain2745 Posts
It is not that i prefer LoL, It is curiosity if they have the same Game Knowleadge about LoL. | ||
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Zocat
Germany2229 Posts
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Maghetti
United States2429 Posts
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Apolo
Portugal1259 Posts
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the_wiz4rd
Canada79 Posts
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sAyMole
Korea (South)35 Posts
Aside from the GSL, casters like JP, Wheat, and TB are non-satisfactory as well. They come up short in both game play knowledge and enthusiasm. though I do want to acknowledge that I feel like they fulfill a more casual-friendly role to the e-sports scene, and maybe help acclimate newer viewers to the more basic elements of the game. The only real exception I can think of is day[9], but even he comes short in enthusiasm (Husky is the opposite: overly enthusiastic but no insightful knowledge). I'm a Korean American and even though I'm much more comfortable with English as my primary language, I grew up watching SC:BW with the default Korean commentating. I believe the foreign scene is more than capable of performing, imo it's a matter of accepting the fact there is ways to go to improve (crucial), and stepping up to the plate. I would love to feel this engaged and excited about a game I'm watching, the next time I come across a vod commentated by foreign casters. | ||
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DrPandaPhD
5188 Posts
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DaCheF
United States305 Posts
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SinCitta
Germany2127 Posts
The play-in-play-style is similar to what Khaldor used to do when casting in WC3, which in my opinion he wasn't able to convert into SC2. When he tried to talk that fast and excitedly in the beginning of his SC2 casts he often just repeats the same sentence in lack of something meaningful to say. Plus with the language barrier he slides too often into phrases, which is very hard to fix :| | ||
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Scrandom
Canada2819 Posts
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BurgerAce
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justinpal
United States3810 Posts
On March 28 2012 06:05 BurgerAce wrote: They have a lot of energy, but shaddup about how "insightful and informative" they were. Toss did a light gateway pressure and took a third behind it. Zerg overreacted, underdroned, and failed to shut down the third base with his allin. That's it. That was the whole game. I can describe every single SC2 game in this way but ignoring the subtleties of micro, decision making and scouting. | ||
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
Please do more of these, and English commentators (specifically the Code A commentators) - look to emulate this style! | ||
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Hokay
United States738 Posts
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Xyik
Canada728 Posts
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
On March 27 2012 17:42 Lann555 wrote: I'm halfway through the match and I haven't heard -Nerdchills -Nerdgasms -Endless random stories about piratebirds or other grade school nonsense -Endless stories about what their favorite cereal/NES-game/pizza-toppings/soft-drinks are The Korean commentators make the game and the players central, instead of turning into amateur-comedy night with a game playing in the background I think if you put Artosis and Apollo together, with maybe Day[9], you would get perhaps similarly great commentating, assuming they were trying to make the commentary like these guys do, rather than trying deliberately to put in the dumb humour and so on. | ||
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Oboeman
Canada3980 Posts
On March 28 2012 06:05 BurgerAce wrote: They have a lot of energy, but shaddup about how "insightful and informative" they were. Toss did a light gateway pressure and took a third behind it. Zerg overreacted, underdroned, and failed to shut down the third base with his allin. That's it. That was the whole game. Yes that was the whole game, and the koreans nailed the analysis and still made it exciting. The english version of this cast would be "Hey artosis, ask me a question." | ||
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