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Dontkillme
Korea (South)806 Posts
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j1nzo
Germany367 Posts
thanks for the memories btw. i instantly had to think of nony's application video for season 1 xD | ||
Penecks
United States600 Posts
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AlgeriaT
Sweden2195 Posts
NASL will be remembered. | ||
WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On March 09 2014 09:45 Plansix wrote: MLG has SC2 running at their next event. They are hosting Clanwars on their video service and a ton of matches were just played. What rock have you been living under? On March 09 2014 10:02 ratbert wrote: if I might add: SeatStory is in addition to HomeStory (nobody ever said otherwise) and thank god an inactive player like Stephano loses to an up and coming player like HeroMarine. he'd be in here complaining how shitty the game would be if it was otherwise. seriously people, at the very least get your facts straight Hey, we might as well go 4 for 4. How is going from self-hosting to Youtube a bad thing? Lower service costs, more reach, ad revenue on top of the GSL sponsors... If people can remember foreigner BW fondly when players were winning mousepads and hundred dollar prize pools, I think Sc2 will be remembered just fine. | ||
Dogfoodboy16
364 Posts
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Caladan
Germany1238 Posts
Thanks for all the great events, NASL! Though I had hoped that the end would not be in between a WCS season, a bit of an awkward and undeserving end. ![]() Still, the legacy is alive. | ||
Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20278 Posts
RIP | ||
Meldon
Greece128 Posts
and thank god an inactive player like Stephano loses to an up and coming player like HeroMarine. he'd be in here complaining how shitty the game would be if it was otherwise. Of course Stephano should loose. It's just a comparison of then and now from a nostalgia point of view. Same for MLG, i remember MLG weekends were marathons of i must not sleep for me as european, anaheim, columbus... NASL before Season 1 asking players to make youtube videos saying why they want to joing the league. That stuff. Good times. | ||
Kreggar
United States83 Posts
NASL had my respect from day one based on sheer gumption. I loved the formats they chose, and the over-reaching production value until it finally paid off and everything came together in brilliant fashion. The North American Star League will be missed. Good luck to the crew as they move on to other things. | ||
scaban84
United States1080 Posts
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Riquiz
Netherlands402 Posts
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lowercase
Canada1047 Posts
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Jacmert
Canada1709 Posts
On March 09 2014 05:28 tree.hugger wrote: Yet it turned out that the NASL was less a Mr. Bean character, and instead a bit more like Mr. McGoo (you are forgiven for missing the references). I think you mean Mr. Magoo? ![]() | ||
Garnet
Vietnam9013 Posts
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AgamemnonSC2
Canada254 Posts
Pics so you never forget! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.412106105519586&type=1 And best red-carpet face ever goes to...... OSTOGY! Too bad he was about to face Scarlett. ![]() ![]() | ||
felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
On March 09 2014 11:21 Garnet wrote: maybe now someone can tell me who sponsored the NASL seasons? It varied. Ones I can remember off the top of my head include LA Bite.com, Audible.com, iBuyPower, Kingston HyperX... hmm. I don't know if their attention to sponsors was good enough. I could also be wrong. But I'll miss NASL. They brought so much to NA productions. They join IPL in the hall of "Dammit, why?!" They took risks, made magic, and introduced new ideas. | ||
thirtyapm
521 Posts
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siriuschw
Chile19 Posts
Man, NASL was soooo much more than a StarCraft league, it was such an entertaining show. I'm really gonna miss them, I had a wonderful time watching them. | ||
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