I've been thinking for a while that the previous iteration of Secret was based around out playing everyone (much like DK the year before), while this version is about out-thinking their opponents with Puppey, Pieliedie & Envy.Hitching your wagon to Puppey was a good call, EE.
I assume he must have clown pants & shoes on underneath the desk....Holy fuck shut up Nahaz
"Now we see why Sumail wears the Eminem tags, welcome to the Sumail show" /cringe
I grew up about an hour away from NO, so I'm pretty well versed on the bad shit that can go down there. Attending the LAN was a pretty awesome experience for someone who loves this game. I bought VIP and showed up Friday during game 2 of eg and mb. I didn't expect there be to a lot of people, but it was lolworthy. I'd say there were like 6 other people there other than me. I basically sat within the same chairs as the casters, managers, and players all weekend. It was kind of cool hearing people like merlini and maelk analyze the game sitting in the crowd, but be completely uncensored. Crowds grew overtime, but I never see them coming back here for DotA again. The smash and CoD stages were always packed. The smash stage in particular was the one that you kept hearing screaming from. Guess that type of games provides for situations like that a lot. VIP was a ripoff, never buy VIP from MLG.Awesome man, have a good time. Go eat at Irene's or get some bread pudding from Commander's Palace for me.
Seeing Dendi play for another team would be strange as shit. Like watching Favre play for the Vikings or something.
I feel like he's a dude that worked a normal job for 20 years and probably hated it like most people, then somehow fell into a gaming scene and he realizes how awesome it is. I can't hate a dude for being happy.Nahaz is just trying to build hype for the game, and incorporate stats so the average viewer can draw conclusions from them... I don't have a problem with him at all, and he's really toned down the interrupting of other casters as well.
I don't get all the hate for the guy, I think he does an awesome job.
Same here, he always has good stats.I don't get all the hate for the guy, I think he does an awesome job.
The issue is that when all you here is hype it loses all meaning. Just look at the UFC.Nahaz is just trying to build hype for the game, and incorporate stats so the average viewer can draw conclusions from them... I don't have a problem with him at all, and he's really toned down the interrupting of other casters as well.
I don't get all the hate for the guy, I think he does an awesome job.