[GSL] Code S Season 1 2016 - Ro16 Group B - Page 14

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umelbumel

2026 Posts

April 02 2016 11:17 GMT

#261

I wonder if there will be one good game today....

Charoisaur

Germany15829 Posts

April 02 2016 11:17 GMT

#262

soO will be rekt on rekt-shir

Ej_

47656 Posts

April 02 2016 11:17 GMT

#263

awww yeah i missed game 1 but made it to both GSL map games!

Noocta

France12578 Posts

April 02 2016 11:17 GMT

#264

This is the first PvZ i watch since LotV. ( randomly tuned in from a tweet )

Adept into pheonix into a zealot immortal archon push against hydra lurkers is definitely not what i expected the meta to be LOL

SetGuitarsToKill

Canada28396 Posts

April 02 2016 11:17 GMT

#265

On April 02 2016 20:17 Ej_ wrote:

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make a spore if scout SG/dont scout anything then hydra den and go 3base hydra all-in, kills every protoss without prisitine phoenix control

Ya if only it were that easy. I've tried that trust me. Again, I'm probably just a crap player if that works for others.

Heartland

Sweden24578 Posts

April 02 2016 11:18 GMT

#266

On April 02 2016 20:16 Schelim wrote:

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On April 02 2016 20:06 Heartland wrote:

On April 02 2016 20:05 shabby wrote:

On April 02 2016 20:03 Schelim wrote:

On April 02 2016 19:56 shabby wrote:

On April 02 2016 19:45 Schelim wrote:

On April 02 2016 19:40 Elentos wrote:

On April 02 2016 19:39 Schelim wrote:

On April 02 2016 19:36 Ej_ wrote:
unbelievably WELL, Brendan

americans don't understand this difference

The only English caster who gets this right is Kaelaris so I'm not sure being American has anything to do with it.

i have been told by linguistics professors that using "good" instead of "well" is an American English phenomenon, but of course it's possible that listening to a lot of American English can have an influence on British/other speakers, and it is also possible that said linguistics professors were simply wrong.

Never heard of this issue, but after a little googling it seems both are correct. Languages changes with time, after all. I'm not a grammar nazi, but apparently it has something to do with "linking verbs" and "predicate adjective". So you can say "I'm good" instead of "I'm well", or "he's doing good", because good describes the verb "doing", without it meaning he's doing a good deed. Idk. I had an american drumteacher a few years back, and when he asked "How are you?" and I said "Well", he waited for like 20 seconds, because he thought I was just starting a sentence with "well....". :p

"correct" is not really a useful categorization. as you say, language changes, and when it comes to colloquial language use, nobody gives a flying fuck what a dictionary would have to say about their utterances. in my opinion, something becomes a valid use of language as soon as more than one speaker uses it, or potentially even if only one speaker uses it but other competent speakers of the language the speaker is using understand what they're trying to express.

I agree, was just pointing out that the existing grammar rules do no rule out the use of good. Urban dictionary is probably the most updated dictionary out there, because it reflects what people actually say and what they mean by it.

to be fair most of urban dictionary is just made up it seems

what if i told you all of language is made up

mind=blown

Elentos

55456 Posts

April 02 2016 11:19 GMT

#267

So how many immortals did I miss by not seeing game 1?