brilliant

HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAA

^hahahahahhahahaha, truly truly amazing, rofllll

Anyone wanna try to run an 8 man 1300 to the 10k ftops with me sometime?

best photoshop yet lol

yea im down for 8man / 4man sometime, esp. once it gets a bit closer to event, will be alot more action in them

primo,
were you running really bad on 2009-half 2010 because you were going to become half french, or were you really playing like a fish because you were going to become half french?

wow ****ing hilarious

how do you not have an undertitle yet

yes?

haha,those French...!!! they got to me =/, France-land killed me :-p

you're officially invited to the next NBC HU championship. you will replace Dario Mineri, he's not making a lot of money lately (vs those italian fish, max 100€ buy-in)

Thank you for the invite. I accept your invitation, and will be there in march to play. Hopefully you will pay my entry fee

yeah, and because of your past adventures..., now you rock.

people were swapping your videos with fake jennifer aniston's tits pics in 2009, but now you're back

and we all love you

hahahahahha, thx bud :-p, rofl

I think we have a better chance running an 8 man, it'll def be easier to get a few fish in too.

Good photoshop as always.

re: debate, I think it's tough to argue that making strategy videos do not contribute to games becoming tougher, while still trying to maintain that your videos are of high quality and can help players tremendously in improving. It'd be contradictory unless you're trying to argue that only a limited amount of your subscribers make good use of the material and so on, which is one I do hear being used, and somewhat valid, but all it does is show why its effects have been slow and limited, and why there aren't more regs right now than there would be if everyone knew how to beat the games.

I am somewhat new to playing the STs, only been playing for the past half year or so, and yet have noticed the reglines getting longer. And yet, my winrate has increased, just as Primo's has been as pointed out by Mers and ChiRy, but this is, for me at least, has been due to my improvements at the game being faster than the rest of the field, so to speak. There is little doubt in my mind that if I went back in time to when the new STs first came out I would have a much better edge, and I am sure a lot of the regs would have to agree, and this has been true for more than just super turbos.

tbh, I think you can't argue that training sites aren't making games tougher, and the only response valid are:

"So what?"

and

"It's really not as big a deal as you think."

Both of which, despite wishing be part of a more elite group, I have to agree with. Games are def getting tougher, but imo good players can deal, and ChiRy and other coaches/coaching sites have the right to do whatever the hell they want.

Super Turbos, because of their nature -the sickness it requires for someone to grind them consistently- will probably be less reg infested than HU cash or reg speeds, but the effect is there, for sure.

The thing, Primo, is that even if your winrate is reduced by 35% or whatever, you'd still be making an obscene amount of money compared to the rest of the world, just sayin'.

off the top of my head, my favorite Bob Ross photoshop yet.

I'm not sure there's a line in this post I agree with. There's a bit of everything - from arguing against the strawman of "videos have literally no effect for anyone" (congrats on disproving that!), all the way to telling Primo he should somehow take comfort in the GDP of Libya if I am actually taking 35% of his money away from him.

STs are something like ten months old now, and the general consensus nine months ago was that action would dry up somewhat quickly, infested by capable regs clogging the lobbies, and the "gold mine" would be over. I guessed this too. But here we are in 2011 and it's still 16colordeck, 6300 games at 2%, Serkules, 2300 games at 6%, PrimordialAA, 2000 games at 3% (hey look, another prop bet victory), and at some point I think the paranoid people have to realize these predictions turned out to be wrong, even as some of their worst fears have come true about what might speed the process up.

If you're damn good, you still crush at superturbos, and that's showing no signs of slowing down.

no money heads everybody's solid

the fact that you see a huge line of reg not playing each other make it harder to take any ROI seriously since people are still playing as many fishs as possible and avoiding decent regs

Which is why I included the big volume people are still putting in.