EPTOn May 16 2011 06:33 SiZ.FaNtAsY wrote:
I can speak for all the koreans in PLAYXP
It was...
"CHILL GET OUT"
I can speak for all the koreans in PLAYXP
It was...
"CHILL GET OUT"
yeah that was definitely the best
Most Memorable TSL3 Moment - Page 5
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sVnteen
Germany2238 Posts
yeah that was definitely the best | ||
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Europes-Mima
Germany33 Posts
 " against Idra, followed by Idras no-gg-leaving. I was like "oh, no he di`n`t" :D | ||
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Klaus1986
United States113 Posts
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Titorelli
2492 Posts
For me, the " " of Cruncher was the most memorable moment, not the best and most epic, but for sure I will remember this moment when thinking about the TSL 3 in some future Plus: The incredibly tense last game of the finals where Day9 had to solo cast and, boy oh boy, the absolute BEST casting I have ever witnessed. | ||
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Tofugrinder
Austria899 Posts
my favourite TSL moment was clearly the moment Naniwa got destroyed in the last game and had to gg | ||
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MotherOfRunes
Germany2862 Posts
any tsl wouldnt be a real tsl without mondragon | ||
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Archontas
United States319 Posts
The whole IdrA/Cruncher bad blood thing made for some fun drama. The SOTG pre-show when JP asked Tyler about his new headset: "Well, I got eliminated by Thorzain in the TSL, so my headphones got eliminated by proxy" And, of course, "CHILL GET OUT" :-D | ||
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ondik
Czech Republic2908 Posts
" as a response to all the bullshit idra gave him before and during the match. | ||
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Munk-E
United States672 Posts
I mean no offence to Chill, as he is an amazing caster, however Day[9] is better. It has become clear to me that the reason this whole event occurred was because it was possible to make the finals more epic. The gods of TSL sensed this possibility, and after much thought and discussion, they decided to fill the connection of Chill with lag, and the heart of Naniwa with rage. In doing so, the wise ones had placed upon us near perfect casting, By allowing the more experienced, popular, and knowledgable caster to cast alone, he is no longer diluted, even however slightly he was, by the lesser caster. The TSL gods had struck a mighty lag upon Chill not only to concentrate the casting abilities more, but to leave a lasting impression of the event. The hype and adrenaline would die down and the results would be interesting, but less so over time. The quote however would burn brightly in our minds! It would forever be known that Naniwa raged at Chill in the final match of the grand finals of the TSL 3, and that is funny! (Again I mean no offence to Chill I think he did an excellent job casting, but come on, he's being compared to Day[9] here. You kind of automatically lose when you're being compared to Day[9] when it comes to anything, much less casting!) | ||
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Kewlots
Australia534 Posts
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Clbull
United Kingdom1439 Posts
1) CoL.CrunCher vs EG.IdrA - Watching as CrunCher forcefield surrounds IdrA's entire roach army, wiping it out, and then replying with just " " and watching as IdrA leaves without a single "gg"2) MC vs ThorZaIN - Easily one of the most epic series in this entire history of StarCraft II. It was surprising that MC even won game 4 considering there were so many moments where you thought "Holy shit, ThorZaIN is such a gosu player!" 3) ThorZaIN vs Kas - The best TvT player in Europe gets wiped out by a nobody, proving that Kas's TvT is not quite so invincible. 4) HasuObs vs Naniwa - Naniwa loses the first game due to bad micro on his blink stalker timing, so what does he do? Completely destroys HasuObs in the next 4 games using just 4 Gate pushes. In fact, it showed how much PvP actually revolved around 4 Gate until 1.3.3. | ||
Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
QXC vs Genius series. " "Mondragon vs Zeerax game 1. Adelscott vs MVP. Goody vs Naniwa game 5. Goody vs Nestea game 3. | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
2. Koreans getting knocked out left and right. 3. The cross-server lag issues coming into the light. 4. The promo videos for the finals. 5. | ||
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
As I just wrote in the lr-thread, I had an unexpected visit from a friend that wanted to get some books I borrowed from him. I asked him to stay and watch with me even tho he just plays games from time to time(he played SC2 campaign for example, but not multiplayer). At first it was hard for me to explain everything for him, but I soon realized that he even enjoyed it without a deeper understanding of it and he really felt the tension in the last 2 games(mostly due to the 2 awesome casters I guess). Was a really cool experience for me to share one of my hobbies with someone who did not even really know that programing exists. I missed the lr-thread, but it was totally worth it :p Thank you for that TL =) | ||
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StarscreamG1
Portugal1653 Posts
PS-Not that I liked :@ | ||
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Tfunk
United States45 Posts
Yeah, i said it! edit: boxer vs sen ro16  | ||
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hypercube
Hungary2735 Posts
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milkyboia
Sweden1 Post
Other than that, ThorZains comeback in the finals was amazing. | ||
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UNDFTD[era]
United States10 Posts
That has got to be my favorite part because he kept doing it despite only being 1 game away from elimination. | ||
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