EPTOn May 21 2012 11:46 pm_squad wrote:
When is the next game/series for the SPL? Is it today?
When is the next game/series for the SPL? Is it today?
Yeah, in 2 hours time. That's pretty quick, considering the long marathon was just yesterday.
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sharky246
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Yeah, in 2 hours time. That's pretty quick, considering the long marathon was just yesterday. | ||
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sc2superfan101
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 how was it on the SC2 end? was it painful or as expected or exceeded expectations? keep in mind that i mean realistic expectations. | ||
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opterown
Australia54748 Posts
On May 21 2012 11:57 Dodgin wrote: you should go for it opterown if you're going to watch. I can make the GSL thread later tonight for you if you can't make it to that one. I'm at work right now Work is 9-5 for me, and PL starts at 3pm so I can't LR it at all.I can start making some premade OPs for the next few days if someone can LR? Am happy to | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
sc2 ZvZ would be awesome to see with the bw pros....I like ZvZ >_> | ||
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Irave
United States9965 Posts
On May 21 2012 13:47 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: Effort vs Jaedong plox sc2 ZvZ would be awesome to see with the bw pros....I like ZvZ >_> Still unsure how it works, but they both played sc2 last night. So would that limit then to bw tonight? Either way Effort would likely beat him in sc2. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
Please be respectful to BW veterans and don't bash either game/balance whine about either game | ||
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darklight54321
United States361 Posts
On May 21 2012 13:58 Dodgin wrote: If you guys want to discuss the games just use the Brood War forums LR thread for tonight, should only have to be a one time thing. Please be respectful to BW veterans and don't bash either game/balance whine about either game can it work both ways? the opening day thread on that side was pretty.....well it wasn't nice. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On May 21 2012 14:02 darklight54321 wrote: can it work both ways? the opening day thread on that side was pretty.....well it wasn't nice. like I said it's a one time thing, just tolerate it. people are moderated for game bashing on the BW forums too It's just more lenient. | ||
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
On May 21 2012 14:02 darklight54321 wrote: can it work both ways? the opening day thread on that side was pretty.....well it wasn't nice. yeah it was mostly bw fans ripping on sc2 fans while sc2 fans seemed interested in the BW games as far as i could tell. im a fan of both so im indifferent | ||
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HappyTimePANDA
United States167 Posts
On May 21 2012 10:02 Ruscour wrote: Wait, Liquibets for SC2 count the Bo3 instead of the ace? Damn, 3/4 seeming as Lizzy's epicness didn't carry me :-/ Lizzy was far from epic. It was that he played the least sloppy. His storms were on point, but seeing as he had been training SC2 long before the others it was a poor showing. They all really need to train with SC2 teams if we want to see top level play out of them this year. | ||
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CursOr
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http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=339082¤tpage=last | ||
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Battousai13
United States638 Posts
The best reason why can be explained through this analogy. Proleague SC2 is like Olympic wrestling. Very technical, but not very flashy. The Brood War players obviously have immaculate mechanics and micro. However, the strategies that they're using are pretty basic. The production value was very good, and I enjoyed watching it. In the end though, it didn't capture my attention. GOM and the rest of the world would be like the WWE. Mechanics aren't always top-notch, but the strategies are extremely varied. I want to be able to discover new things I never thought of before. The games are entertaining because of disparities in mechanics and risky strategies. I want to see more things like Symbol mass dropping Protoss in ZvP. Despite saying all this, I'm still going to tune in to watch Team 8 vs CJ Entus. There is beauty in perfection as well, and watching a game with near perfect mechanics is pretty impressive. With time, I'm sure BW players will show exciting SC2 games as well. BW fans, please don't crucify me over that last statement. | ||
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HappyTimePANDA
United States167 Posts
On May 21 2012 14:04 Corrosive wrote: yeah it was mostly bw fans ripping on sc2 fans while sc2 fans seemed interested in the BW games as far as i could tell. im a fan of both so im indifferent Chat I saw had both disliking each other when i watched chat (mostly for things that had nothing to do with the actual change). As much as BW hates it the league has said BW is going out, so they can stay mad or try to appreciate SC2, but either way BW will be gone in a season or 2, | ||
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darklight54321
United States361 Posts
On May 21 2012 14:30 Battousai13 wrote: I turned off the stream after Jaedong lost his match. The best reason why can be explained through this analogy. Proleague SC2 is like Olympic wrestling. Very technical, but not very flashy. The Brood War players obviously have immaculate mechanics and micro. However, the strategies that they're using are pretty basic. The production value was very good, and I enjoyed watching it. In the end though, it didn't capture my attention. GOM and the rest of the world would be like the WWE. Mechanics aren't always top-notch, but the strategies are extremely varied. I want to be able to discover new things I never thought of before. The games are entertaining because of disparities in mechanics and risky strategies. I want to see more things like Symbol mass dropping Protoss in ZvP. Despite saying all this, I'm still going to tune in to watch Team 8 vs CJ Entus. There is beauty in perfection as well, and watching a game with near perfect mechanics is pretty impressive. With time, I'm sure BW players will show exciting SC2 games as well. BW fans, please don't crucify me over that last statement. best way i heard it put was that the micro changed. Instead of most of the micro involving GETTING to the engagements and not letting the ai screw it up. This doesn't follow in sc2 where the micro occurs in different parts of the battles. This was the biggest flaw i saw (well, i agreed with the guy). There was a lot of stuff that just happens from inexperience as well. Once that micro transition occurs though, their play will improve significantly. On May 21 2012 14:31 HappyTimePANDA wrote: Chat I saw had both disliking each other when i watched chat (mostly for things that had nothing to do with the actual change). As much as BW hates it the league has said BW is going out, so they can stay mad or try to appreciate SC2, but either way BW will be gone in a season or 2, Chats generally are full of hate, even over the stupidest of crap. It's what happens. | ||
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HappyTimePANDA
United States167 Posts
On May 21 2012 14:30 Battousai13 wrote: I turned off the stream after Jaedong lost his match. The best reason why can be explained through this analogy. Proleague SC2 is like Olympic wrestling. Very technical, but not very flashy. The Brood War players obviously have immaculate mechanics and micro. However, the strategies that they're using are pretty basic. The production value was very good, and I enjoyed watching it. In the end though, it didn't capture my attention. GOM and the rest of the world would be like the WWE. Mechanics aren't always top-notch, but the strategies are extremely varied. I want to be able to discover new things I never thought of before. The games are entertaining because of disparities in mechanics and risky strategies. I want to see more things like Symbol mass dropping Protoss in ZvP. Despite saying all this, I'm still going to tune in to watch Team 8 vs CJ Entus. There is beauty in perfection as well, and watching a game with near perfect mechanics is pretty impressive. With time, I'm sure BW players will show exciting SC2 games as well. BW fans, please don't crucify me over that last statement. Production was excellent as expected, and players macro was great. Micro wasn't that great and they don't know any timings (which is to be expected). Kespa messed it up IMO by not having the top SC2 players come in to play with the BW matches. The play shown by the BW players in SC2 wasn't anything to bring in players to the game. they should have shown the best of both mixed together. The semi pro play the BW players showed in SC2 didn't really represent how competitive the game is. | ||
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