He left the family.

This video made me really thankfull to Artosis again for Touring all this houses before. I still hope we will get a tour of the EG-TL house with some interviews etc.

eqinf

Germany100 Posts

January 13 2013 00:55 GMT

#43

nice done thx man

2320 Posts

January 13 2013 00:59 GMT

#44

Thanks for posting. Loved it!

Bowzar

Sweden741 Posts

January 13 2013 01:13 GMT

#45

On January 13 2013 08:48 Zenbrez wrote:
Man.. they're very elitist towards foreigners. I totally understand, but holy hell, it's almost offensive. Very nice videos, I enjoyed them, thanks!

Its the right attitude. They practice harder and takes SC2 way more seriously so why should they lose? Foreigners should respond by saying "Im going to practice harder than ever because you are on my turf now and you are not taking my money!" but instead they just roll over and die.

stjartrov

Sweden81 Posts

January 13 2013 01:27 GMT

#46

Nice documentary. While the goal of the documentary, finding out why Koreans are 'the best' seems a little funny, it feels like the true meaning was to get to know the teams a bit better. Which they achieved! Frankly I have not really given a crap about NesTea before as I started getting interested in SC2 around mars 2012, but just getting to know them a tiny bit more personally does make a lot of these players so much more interesting.

I would love it if more teams did things like this.
Thanks to those who participated and got it going!

Also <3 Khaldor aka "He's gonna have to be reeeeeaally careful here!"

DKR

United Kingdom622 Posts

January 13 2013 01:29 GMT

#47

Absolutely brilliant work Khaldor. More content like this. More love for the game.

RaiKageRyu

Canada4773 Posts

January 13 2013 04:31 GMT

#48

Geat doc

ProV1

United States980 Posts

January 13 2013 05:12 GMT

#49

This documentary was very good.

Kaitokid

Germany1327 Posts

January 13 2013 05:40 GMT

#50

this is a great documentary and I start to love the Korean teams more and more. Most western teams just seem like a bunch of people working for the same company but never actually talking to each other other than hi and bye :D

Broodwurst

Germany1586 Posts

January 13 2013 05:43 GMT

#51

Good shit

Gosi

Sweden9072 Posts

January 13 2013 05:47 GMT

#52

Gonna watch after Proleague!

shizaep

Canada2920 Posts

January 13 2013 06:01 GMT

#53

Interesting video for sure. Reminds me a bit of Artosis' tours of the pro teamhouses. Too bad he doesn't do them anymore.
And it's always interesting to see documentaries like these, it's fascinating to see how people live their lives so radically different.

dynwar7

1983 Posts

January 13 2013 06:03 GMT

#54

Woohoo I am definitely watching it tonight

OhThatDang

United States4685 Posts

January 13 2013 10:22 GMT

#55

It'd be cool to look into the other teams like the ones without sponsors too :D! No surprise they play with pride when overseas/against foreigners these guys are insane players!!

WindWolf

Sweden11767 Posts

January 13 2013 10:26 GMT

#56

Very nice documentary! Nice of Startale and LG-IM to allow this to happens.

HolyArrow

United States7116 Posts

January 13 2013 10:38 GMT

#57

Man, their food looks so delicious... now I'm hungry T_T

GettingIt

1656 Posts

January 13 2013 11:02 GMT

#58

This was fantastic. Awesome quality videos and insightful interviews

alone

Poland410 Posts

January 13 2013 11:12 GMT

#59

That was rly cool! Liked the part where parting was talking about big names froms sc1 and they didnt even bother to check for propher spelling :D.

Random_Guy09

Canada1010 Posts

January 13 2013 11:12 GMT

#60

On January 13 2013 09:03 scgaming4 wrote:

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Oh yah and nestea said he has gone 24 hours

And that there is the answer to where Nestea went to when he went off the SC2 grid for a week. Korean loses to foreigners, Goes into isolation with almost no sleep and come back smashing nerds. And PartinG being a boss as always and also plugging redbull really well :D

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