EPT[Stream] Yegwen - Page 7
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lukistar
Poland1 Post
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Joeepi
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One thing I have to say(and this may just be a preference) is that I feel the observing could be a bit more proactive. I see a lot of visual downtime that could be better used switching around the map. Sometimes I can see a clump of units not necessarily doing anything interesting, but it would still be nice to see the composition. Looking over queen, nexus, CC energy, mineral saturation, etc. | ||
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MavivaM
1535 Posts
Allow me to quote Joeepi, if there's one thing you can improve it's your observing skills: if you rewatch the last game of Dima vs Sage you'll realise that many of Sage's moves that "didn't make sense" were actually good decisions. You couldn't realise it because you were watching somewhere else! But I'm pretty sure that you cast and observe at the same time, so you don't live the easy life of the casters who have an indipendent obs  Also I'm just nitpicking the "bad" sides, because anything else is more than fine. gj guys | ||
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devJunk
Chile5 Posts
I've enjoyed the show a lot, although I believe that Bo9 is a bit too much, for viewers AND players. Maybe do Bo5 or Bo7 regularly and a Bo9 for the best players of the week/month? Keep it up! | ||
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Sarmis
United States58 Posts
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kamyker
Poland6 Posts
, look on map when you're focused on commenting and add intros and outros (that will be more professional). On my 24' monitor screen of the stream isn't clear (15mb donwload).Meh... I watched all streams and didn't get key  . | ||
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Kerrion
2 Posts
Haven't missed a live showmatch yet and will make sure I do not miss one because every second spend on the stream is a worth it! Wish you develope into a really well-known caster. And maybe some day we'll see you on IEM :D | ||
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Vist34
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Pawlo03
Poland2 Posts
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Izzo
Finland36 Posts
Also find out what the hot key is to hide the UI and use it during a big fight so we see more. You also talk too much what's happening on the screen and not enough about what's going on "behind the scenes" so to speak. For example, Nerchio was going for ultra tech and you could see it from the production bar, but you didn't comment on it at all. You talked about ultras only after nerchio had already spawned them and was fighting with them "here comes ultras". As a viewer I can see myself he got ultras, you don't need to tell that when they are already on the screen. Comment on it when he is going for the tech, or maybe even predict what tech he is gonna do next. As a summary; too much play-by-play commentating from you. | ||
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Lamarq
Denmark4 Posts
I enjoyed your cast, especially the longer showmatches. But when you explained that you wanted to become a proffesionel caster, i got a bit worried. First of all, you've got a weakness with your english against natural english speakers. So in official matches such as mlg etc. i see this as a problem. Could change in the future with practice though. Also , when you said you wanted to be a proffesionel caster, i became a bit confused. Up until now, i've been of the impression that casters try to copy the already successful casters. And often you can feel that, the copying. Not with you though.I didnt feel any copying, you had your own humour and i didn't found anything annoying in your cast. I think your strength is your humour and insight to the game. You do understand the game on a higher level, which is good. Trying to say things, and focus on things you dont reall like focussing on, will feel unnatural. So I suggest you just cast and cast and do what you feel like, say what you want, and focus on what you want. To get your own style. But if you really really want to get a pro, then i'd suggest you'll tone down the funny remarks. as they take up time, and use up space for more important observations. So balance jokes to be for the 'downtime' part in the game, and in action situations focus more on stratetic implications. gl | ||
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DivX
Poland1 Post
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Rudio
Poland3 Posts
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logein
Poland1 Post
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iSometric
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
But I suppose it's possible that they're preexisting fans who registered with TL for the contest. I appreciate the cool showmatches you've put on, but just be wary in terms of professional caster that people tend to be mean toward casters whose first language isn't English and have a noticeable/strong accent, like a poster above stated. | ||
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Yegwen
Poland80 Posts
As always - appreciate the solid feedback, make sure to drop a note for a chance of winning HotS! | ||
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rubleep
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Xlafs
United States9 Posts
, love the showmatches though! | ||
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kremlin
South Africa2 Posts
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