CountAntonius
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GAF doesn't care about CS. Some people have made threads for big tournies and they never get past a page.
GAF doesn't care about CS. Some people have made threads for big tournies and they never get past a page.
I guess we'll keep discussion to here then. It's weird how the CS GO stream will get a reasonable amount of viewers but very little discussion on Reddit or GAF.
I will try to leave the stream running in background to get the drops
There is always some discussion going on in the GlobalOffensive subreddit, but it seems to be more post-game discussion usually. The subreddit seems to be most active when there's drama in the community.
There's one topic for Katowice though:
http://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/20b0u9/day_1_discussion_ems_one_katowice_2014/
I probably won't be able to watch the matches, but I will try to leave the stream running in background to get the drops
I probably won't be able to watch the matches, but I will try to leave the stream running in background to get the drops
So if i watch on twitch with my account linked to steam I can get drops right? Still seems so weird to me that that should actually work. ^^
Who is the female commentator on the main ESL stream? I recognize Kaplan from LoL but I've never seen her before.
One of the things I've often felt was hard to understand when watching CS competitive play is where each player is at all times, how this fits into the larger strategy, and what choices inform smart play.
Now that I've started to play competitive myself, and have barely scratched the surface of how to play proper CS, I'm starting to become interested in things like Katowice, but I still find it's hard to understand what's going on in any given match. I get the basics, but certain things (wall bang on a map like Nuke, for instance, and why players will give away their positions by trying to do it) still confuse me.
Does anyone else find it tough to watch these big pro tourneys if you're still getting to grips with how to play CS?
Kind of, but it also helps a lot.One of the things I've often felt was hard to understand when watching CS competitive play is where each player is at all times, how this fits into the larger strategy, and what choices inform smart play.
Now that I've started to play competitive myself, and have barely scratched the surface of how to play proper CS, I'm starting to become interested in things like Katowice, but I still find it's hard to understand what's going on in any given match. I get the basics, but certain things (wall bang on a map like Nuke, for instance, and why players will give away their positions by trying to do it) still confuse me.
Does anyone else find it tough to watch these big pro tourneys if you're still getting to grips with how to play CS?
Another thing that makes it tough to watch is commentary. I'd rather hear the players communicate instead.
I've gone back and watched no commentary matches where you instead hear the players calling enemies and strats, and that makes so much more sense to me.
Is there an option to watch live tournament coverage that doesn't have commentary?
You can join the GOTV server I believe using the client. There is no option on twitch as far as I know.
I think Anders & Semmler http://www.twitch.tv/nipgamingtv do a great job and are a lot better than the pairing on the main stream.
PS. Sad to see Vox lose, thought they put up a good fight.
Oh man can't believe how this Titan vs Virtus.Pro match is going so far.
I think Anders & Semmler http://www.twitch.tv/nipgamingtv do a great job and are a lot better than the pairing on the main stream.
Thanks for this.
Are we posting match results? Or considering them spoilers?
Placed my first bet on Complexity beating Mystic. I only bet some trash skins but figured could be fun.
Thorin is a jack ass. You'd think he'd grow the fuck up. These people are trying to be legitimate and he pulls that kinda shit. Shame.Thorin can be quite outspoken, it's only appropriate he said those racist statements on a show called Unfiltered He has great knowledge of the scene so he would be great to have on the analyst desk, but I agree with ESL's decision to remove him.
Thorin is a jack ass. You'd think he'd grow the fuck up. These people are trying to be legitimate and he pulls that kinda shit. Shame.
HellRaisers is playing really good vs Titan. I'm impressed
Usually it seems to just be Dosia vs 5 people
I've never watched a pro match before. Does each round come down to the wire with like seconds left? Or do they ever do crazy rushes?
edit: can't watch it right now. I'm at work.
http://csgolounge.com/ lets you place bets and looks like also trade skins in general.
Ilúvatar;104235396 said:Is there some secret to placing bets? My inventory and profile is all public, but when I try to place a bet I never get a message from one of the bots...
Please use spoiler tags, especially once we move in to the finals. Given the time zone differences not everyone will be able to watch live.Are we posting match results? Or considering them spoilers?
. I get the basics, but certain things (wall bang on a map like Nuke, for instance, and why players will give away their positions by trying to do it) still confuse me.
Steam comes back up and CS:GO decides to push a 2.7GB update
lol what