PiG for 3 years: Why does Flo make no upgrades? PiG in 2022: Why is Flo making upgrades he can't use? PiG in 2025: Today we are casting a game with top NA player Florencio.
re: Yamato upgrades, the explanation is very simple. In a game with heavy BC to BC fighting, the side who gets Yamato online first usually wins. Florencio has a very optimized build order and he correctly assessed the situation. Thus researching Yamato before his opponent was the winning play. QED.
Jelly is made from fruit juice. Jam is made from mashed fruit. Preserves have whole chunks of fruit in them. Marmalades are made from citrus fruit including the peel.
No Pig... You're wrong. Jam and Jelly are two different things. Jam has mashed, ground, fruit in it. Jellies are clear and strained, and use the fruit's juice predominantly.
Furthermore, the usage of those terms in that manner is from the UK and predates the UK coming to Australia so it's not as if that's a US cultural distinction.
No. No. No. Jam and jelly are different recipes. Jelly is a gelatin made with pectin and sugar, but it can be made with gelatin or agar also. Jam is cooked down fruit maybe with some extra sugar in it. It probably inadvertently contains some pectin also as part of the fruit, but that is not what stabilizes it. It is just thickened by cooking and extra sugar. One year I made banana jam after someone gave me many bananas. It was terrific!
Jam is mashed fruits and heated to a thick soup, then cooled and makes a great spread for toast! Jelly is more like- fruit flavored concentrated jello- not as good if you ask me...
battlecruisers are so good when you can use them well, i won once a game with 4 tanks and 4 battlecruisers(armor upgrades) which was like 90/200 vs 200/200 marine marauders
@@bigblackcl0ck ok its his fault when he runs maxed into 4 tanks and loses his whole stuff. Apm is not important. The way how to use your apm is important. I could beat you with 70 apm easy
The difference between jelly and jam in the US is that the former is made of fruit juice, pectin, and possibly additional sugars, while the latter is made from fruit solids, pectin, and possibly additional sugars. And preserves have chunks of fruit with pectin and usually additional sugars. Quality is not a factor in the naming. And we also say "different from" (or "different than"), not "different to", as the latter doesn't make any grammatical sense.
"I'm like 'other people speak English different to you' and they're like 'aaaauaggghh!'" If you are differing to me, then 'jelly' refers to the cheap stuff that is basically sugar and starch dissolved in water as well as anything else that has that same consistency while 'jam' refers to fruit perseveres in fruit jelly. Wait, did you mean to say "different 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮"?
As an American, I can confirm... we don't give a shit about jam or jelly terminology. Or any food terminology. We buy stuff that tastes good, we put it in our mouth, and then we don't think about it until we're hungry again.
10:30 I have more resources than my current harassment requires so I invest in an insulting surprise I won’t have the cash or thoughtfulness to invest in later Who stops, grabs a paper bag, poops in it, carries it to their own neighbors porch, lights it on fire with kerosene then says- I’m gonna forget this when I come back later to torch the house so I’d better just leave it under the stairs- before lighting the bag on fire, ringing the buzzer and standing there on the porch to watch them stomp the mess out while he’s close enough to see the white and yellows of their teeth while they bellow in rage? …flo.
I love that Flo proves over and over again that you don't need amazing macro or mechanics to do well and have fun. He always proves that strategy and decision making is more important. Gg fun game as always
As an American, I'm offended by PiG suggesting we think we're the center of the world. That is such an understatment. We are the center of whole gorram universe!
I listened to your whole talk, I love and respect you. But I think anyone that is going to say "Grape Jam" is probably a pervert. And Its not super common everywhere, but in australia I'm sure they use some brittish recipies for lamb, do you put "Mint Jam" on lamb? At least in the US, if youve ever been to a breakfast restaurant, there is a third option... jam, jelly, and marmalade, and its made from oranges, if they make it from other things Ive never seen it, is that "orange jam"? Does it even exist down there? Maybe its the one preserve that falls off when upside down, as god intended.
Just going to say that there are 300,000,000 Americans who speak english one way, and in Australia, New Zealand and Enngland there are about 80,000,000 people combined. So American english out votes your strang strange dialects and by popular vote it the correct way to speak English now :P