Its the marginal decision making. We mere mortals have to make all of these split second decisions during an RTS which is just nerve wracking. The pros play so much that it isn’t a decision anymore, its a reaction.

The Nydus worms unload units way faster than you can kill them off, so it is surprisingly not as big of a choke point as you’d think.

Listen Fanboy, I said writing style not spelling. I’m not sure I actually noticed if there were any spelling mistakes, I wasn’t grading it.

Icefrog will defintely say ‘I was talking to him as a friend, not as a Valve employee, in addition, I am a fucking game designer not a production director and I have no place telling the casters how to behave on screen.’

I would say that pretty accurately describes the core demographic of esports...

...do you want me to explain to you the sociological role of jargon? Or do you just want to keep ranting?

For a counter example of a caster who knows how to tell the difference between his own Twitch stream and a Tournament setting, SC2's Nathanias is a good example.

‘easy’

The knot is stable under a constant load. If it gets loaded and unloaded repeatedly what you said is exactly what will happen.

Its just projection: ‘A touch of Asian’ is what the creepy dudes who say that want.

The funny thing about that is that I’m pretty sure Olivia Munn’s father was military...

My daughter is half Vietnamese, half British, all gorgeous and I know she’s going to grow up having this exact thing...

Lol.

Unlike the echidna which sounds like a Central American food...

Luke, how could you! The hopping mouse is so cute, I forget which one this is, the Spinifex Hopping Mouse I think...

I agree. Should we have a conversation about the mess that is Psylocke?

Hey now, those kids are just exercising their 2nd amendment right to form an organised militia to overthrow the government. That is also constitutionally protected!

Lol, good one!

In America the precedent is that something shouldn’t be illegal by default.

My wife took our daughter to visit her family back home in South East Asia and baby car seats are not a thing there. I’m flexible; at least she wasn’t riding around on a scooter, but I got angry when they drove 3 hours to a beach resort carrying the baby... Mother in law is a bit of a force of nature, and this wasn’t…