compLexity: Generations (A Documentary) - Page 2

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Josh111

United States239 Posts

August 01 2012 00:03 GMT

#21

this is what i was hoping the team liquid documentary would be like. Awesome watch from what i have seen thus far!

-Kyo-

Japan1926 Posts

August 01 2012 00:13 GMT

#22

Really really good for the amount of footage, and time frame it was done in. Can't wait to see the stuff that comes out in the future. coL fighting !

stratmatt

United States913 Posts

August 01 2012 00:17 GMT

#23

now this is a documentary

.kv

United States2332 Posts

August 01 2012 00:21 GMT

#24

amazing documentary...every team should make something like this

Secret05

United States342 Posts

August 01 2012 00:22 GMT

#25

just finished the video, wow awesome stuff... very very impressive documentary

LemonyTang

United Kingdom428 Posts

August 01 2012 00:25 GMT

#26

Holy crap, this is an amazing documentary. Huge thanks to CompLexity for comissioning this, and for being honest. I'm sure a lot of stuff wasn't shown, but the scene with Lake educating the koreans on how to advertise for the sponsors and 'three months down the drain' was really something special. It gives me a lot of hope for StarNation next year!

Gotta say, I've always been a fan of the CoL terrans, and the pick up of Ganzi especially made me a bigger fan. The telephone he did with Puma and Rachel Seltzer was just brilliant. Qxc as well has always been brilliant, ever since he was the first progamer to reply to me on twitter! I love his attitude. I hope he goes far at the next MLG.

sertman

United States540 Posts

August 01 2012 00:27 GMT

#27

Amazing. This is what I was expecting from Liquid Rising (man... it could have been so much sweeter). Can't wait for Star Nation :D

d3_crescentia

United States4054 Posts

August 01 2012 00:31 GMT

#28

this was a really cool watch; hope to see more from both complexity and the starnation guys

MarCoon

Germany493 Posts

August 01 2012 00:31 GMT

#29

really awesome stuff guys! keep up the good work

coljbass

United States42 Posts

August 01 2012 00:32 GMT

#30

We really appreciate all the nice feedback. I am glad you are enjoying it.

CPTBadAss

United States594 Posts

August 01 2012 00:32 GMT

#31

So I had the chance to hang out with Heart, goswser, and Scott in real life at MLG Columbus 2012. They're just as cool as they were in this documentary. The video is so sick. Grats coL. Looking forward to seeing goswser do work in the future. Oh, and Heart is a great guy, my favorite Korean. He's so sweet, I hope he does amazing in the future.

MCXD

Australia2738 Posts

August 01 2012 00:33 GMT

#32

Wow, great documentary. Really appreciate now the effort these pro gamers put into their stuff. Shit's hard.

Darthozzan

Sweden136 Posts

August 01 2012 00:34 GMT

#33

Really loved this thing, starnation did such a fantastic job with it, turned out great! #FF @HotBid

blizzind

United States642 Posts

August 01 2012 00:35 GMT

#34

I prefer documentaries like this. This is how teams should do it.

TheEmulator

28096 Posts

August 01 2012 00:35 GMT

#35

Really interesting watch. Thanks for the hard work!!!

ob1

Canada15 Posts

August 01 2012 00:39 GMT

#36

Couple editing no-no's at the beginning and not too crazy about how some of it was shot but it's a good entry otherwise.

Hallayz

Norway26 Posts

August 01 2012 00:42 GMT

#37

I really liked it! Good job to everyone involved and I look forward to seeing more stuff from Complexity!

Northern_iight

Canada363 Posts

August 01 2012 00:45 GMT

#38

really good. Alot of the content in this documentary presented are known facts by alot of us but we never actually see them happen. Like how Jason Lake was briefing the Koreans before MLG, the manager role (huge, much more important than we all think), and the team's reaction to trimaster's run. Real stuff. Good Stuff.

ShynZ

331 Posts

August 01 2012 00:57 GMT

#39

take notes, liquid. this is how documentary should be done

Miefer

Taiwan229 Posts

August 01 2012 00:57 GMT

#40

loved it. this is how a documentary has to be.