Fake Jaedong's Masterclass in Ultralate ZvP | Starcraft 

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The strats! 😮

Sick play, Day[9]!

I think it was a beef with blizzard

correct, fun joke and all but I think it's good to acknowledge Day9 boycotted all blizzard stuff until their previous CEO stepped down over workplace harassment I think​@@cowgirlqueen2636

Everything old is new again :D

A hero without a cape. o7

additionally just in case anyone ever hears it said, Hasu is a disrespectful way to say Chobo, bascially Hasu would be like calling someone a "Scrub" where as Chobo is like said more equivilent to calling someone a beginner or a newbie.

Now I know that I was wrong the past 15 years thinking gosu meant "god of starcraft universe" rofl, thank you!

Gosu translates to sweetie, it's a slang term that took on the meaning of skilled.

@@PrimordialEconomics Source for that? From what I can tell it comes from 高手 ('high hand'). With it being pronounced _gaoshou_ in Chinese and would be pronounced _koushu_ in Japanese it makes quite the good case for it being the same etymology. Furthermore 'hand' is used to mean 'athlete' in Chinese and Japanese, making the compound itself seem likely.

There were so many funny moments that I wish I could find more readily.

“Crackling” 100% comes from crack-cocaine cmon

@@cybren3003 It WAS the 90s... (and early 2000s)

100% crack cocaine. I remember when the term appeared.

I dunno, man, I think he'd be a better protoss. Don't know why. And Tasteless? I would not want to see them together, I mean, they have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in common (except for the surname, but that's just coincidence). Besides, I doubt he'd be any good at Broodwar. Just saying.

The sphincter is truly the gateway to the soul.

Please, gentlemen. They are orifices.

This is from last week

@@JackofHearts70 really?! Wow. I see Jaedong and I immediately snap back to like 2008 🤣

I like the idea, but 4 syllables is way too long when 1 gets the point across very clearly. We need to figure out something equally snappy if we want to get it to stick whatsoever.

@@SquallLionhart409 Don't think it's as catchy but "Deathlings"?

A great one, apparently

But it's not 'ad-ree-nalin' is it?

@@HasekuraIsuna It is a tomato/tomato situation. I taught A&P at university for several years, and I'm going to be a PA soon. The pronunciation I provided is the general consensus in the US, but I don't think anyone would scoff at the other pronunciation. Also, fwiw, adrenaline is a colloquial term; the modern medical term for that catecholamine is "epinephrine." As you might've guessed, my pronunciation suggestions are entirely pedantic and not an attempt to police anyone's pronunciation. :)

Nothing?

@@bobbrossifyhe said he wouldn’t watch asl replays on stream. I’m just wondering if there’s a reason.

Day9 doesn't have the streaming rights. Afreeca owns those replays, Tasteless and Artosis pay for the streaming rights to rebroadcast ASL with English commentary.

A fair few do! It's becoming more and more common for higher level PvZ to have at least one Dark Archon made and hidden away in case of mutalisks. Their AoE stun absolutely crushes clumped mutalisks when paired with a storm or really any sort of splash damage. Once the danger of early mutalisks passes, they tend to be brought out with the main army to lockdown clumped hydralisks to make them fantastic storm targets. Dark Archons are pretty expensive, with making that one and upgrading Maelstrom, being a 350/300 investment, so many players still prefer having 2 additional high templar and 2 additional zealots. 4-6 more storms compared to 1-2 maelstroms can be a convincing argument. There are also excellent fringe cases in PvP where both sides opened DT into forge expand, causing both to go in to storm drops and skipping reavers, in which dark archons are occasionally made for feedback. These cases are quite rare, but always a treat to see.

@@SquallLionhart409 thank you for that explanation

Man youre a weirdo

you do realize that he's doing this because Bobby Kotick got kicked out, right?