Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, October 9th.
First off, of course, was Championship Sunday over in IPL3. It turns out that today White-Dudes owned Korea as Stephano, the strong French Zerg took down Lucky 4-0 to take home the 30 Grand and his first major LAN victory. Third and fourth place when to MMA and TheSTC with Ret, Puma, Idra, and Inori rounding out the top 8.
Our other main action of today was the NASL Week 4, Division 5 play. The maps for today were Dual Sight, Bel'Shir Beach, and The Shattered Temple. The first match was Dimaga taking down QXC 2-0. Next we had Puma over Tyler 2-0 and the final two matches were TT1 over HasuObs 2-1 and TLO over Moman 2-1. The division standings are:
Dimaga 3-0, Puma 3-0, QXC 3-1, TT1 3-1, HasuObs 2-2, TLO 1-3, Moman 0-4, and Tyler 0-4.
Well, in others news there was a post by Destiny stating that he is joining a team finally, but no hint as to which team that will be as of yet. Other than that, the GSL Code A finals are about to start shortly after I am recording this, so be sure to check those out and see who will get a free trip to Code S. The players are Curious vs. Oz.
Well, that's about all that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Friday, June 24, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, June 23rd
Hello again everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, June 23rd.
First of all, we have to start with the GSTL match that happened last night. We had Slayers putting up a good fight, but falling to MVP 4-3.
As for tonight we had day 2 of the GSTL with FXO taking on StarTale. The foreigners test in the team leagues. This was very exciting, so I will give you a bit of commentary. The open game was ST.Tiger going up against the terran hero QXC. QXC was fine, until the DT's got to his base, gg. Game 2 was against Sheth. After a huge 2-base push from Tiger, Sheth held! He held, took the toss's gold on metal, and with banelings abound he took the game! The first foreign team win! In response ST sent out Curious to take down Sheth. This prompted FXO to release their Korean mate Oz who took down Curious with a couple of manner Nexus. ST countered with Squirtle who just killed him with DTs. Moonan was the next to come up but fell quickly with an all-in push. The final results were ST over FXO 4-2. At least it was not the walkover everyone predicted. IM is taking on fou as I speak, so I will cover those games tomorrow.
Over in Germany this morning was the first day ni the Homestory Cup 3 tourney. We have the first 4 groups finish their play today and here are the results with the first two players per group advancing:
Group A:
Sase: 3-0, Jinro: 2-1, then NightEnd: 1-2, and Moman at 0-3.
Group B:
ToD, Thorzain, and HasuObs all tied at 2-1, but I believe because of the system that it is ToD and Thorzain that advance with HasuObs falling and Haypro finishing at 0-3.
Group C:
We had Idra looking strong at 3-0, Cloud going 2-1, then Grubby at 1-2 and Delphi at 0-3. In the final group of the day, Group D we also had 3 players coming in tied at 2-1 with Socke, Adelscott, and Ret, but due to the records it looks like Socke and Adelscott advance. The final player was Jimpo falling 0-3.
Be sure to tune in tomorrow as there is a ton more group action to happen with players like MC, Tyler, Huk, Naniwa, and White-Ra still to play.
Tonight we also have day 2 play in the NASL Open tourney for that spot in the championships. Today we have the ro64 and ro32 play. Notable players that have advanced through these rounds include Thorzain, Rain, NightEnd, Cocoa, DeMuslim, and Inka. Notable eliminations from today include Agh, ToD, Attero, Dimaga, Major, Hashe, and Lalush. Tune in tomorrow for the ro16 play.
Team Gosu eSports has announced the signing of PokeBunny. Congrats to him, hope it all works out. We also have a report that Trickster and FruitDealer have left TSL. If correct, this is 3 players in as many weeks.
Well, that's about going to wrap it up for today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
First of all, we have to start with the GSTL match that happened last night. We had Slayers putting up a good fight, but falling to MVP 4-3.
As for tonight we had day 2 of the GSTL with FXO taking on StarTale. The foreigners test in the team leagues. This was very exciting, so I will give you a bit of commentary. The open game was ST.Tiger going up against the terran hero QXC. QXC was fine, until the DT's got to his base, gg. Game 2 was against Sheth. After a huge 2-base push from Tiger, Sheth held! He held, took the toss's gold on metal, and with banelings abound he took the game! The first foreign team win! In response ST sent out Curious to take down Sheth. This prompted FXO to release their Korean mate Oz who took down Curious with a couple of manner Nexus. ST countered with Squirtle who just killed him with DTs. Moonan was the next to come up but fell quickly with an all-in push. The final results were ST over FXO 4-2. At least it was not the walkover everyone predicted. IM is taking on fou as I speak, so I will cover those games tomorrow.
Over in Germany this morning was the first day ni the Homestory Cup 3 tourney. We have the first 4 groups finish their play today and here are the results with the first two players per group advancing:
Group A:
Sase: 3-0, Jinro: 2-1, then NightEnd: 1-2, and Moman at 0-3.
Group B:
ToD, Thorzain, and HasuObs all tied at 2-1, but I believe because of the system that it is ToD and Thorzain that advance with HasuObs falling and Haypro finishing at 0-3.
Group C:
We had Idra looking strong at 3-0, Cloud going 2-1, then Grubby at 1-2 and Delphi at 0-3. In the final group of the day, Group D we also had 3 players coming in tied at 2-1 with Socke, Adelscott, and Ret, but due to the records it looks like Socke and Adelscott advance. The final player was Jimpo falling 0-3.
Be sure to tune in tomorrow as there is a ton more group action to happen with players like MC, Tyler, Huk, Naniwa, and White-Ra still to play.
Tonight we also have day 2 play in the NASL Open tourney for that spot in the championships. Today we have the ro64 and ro32 play. Notable players that have advanced through these rounds include Thorzain, Rain, NightEnd, Cocoa, DeMuslim, and Inka. Notable eliminations from today include Agh, ToD, Attero, Dimaga, Major, Hashe, and Lalush. Tune in tomorrow for the ro16 play.
Team Gosu eSports has announced the signing of PokeBunny. Congrats to him, hope it all works out. We also have a report that Trickster and FruitDealer have left TSL. If correct, this is 3 players in as many weeks.
Well, that's about going to wrap it up for today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Wednesday, June 22nd
Here we go again everyone, I am TheAmazombie and it is time for your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Wednesday, June 22nd.
Well, as DreamHack finished this weekend, NASL regular season finishing this week, there is not a lot of major tournament action going on at the moment. We did have Week 7 play in the EGs Master's Cup this week. The results from the week were:
Sixjax over EG 3-1, Mouz over Millennium 3-1, Dignitas takes down MYM 3-1, and finally there was Complexity taking on Fnatic, and actually, I could not find the overall results anywhere. I saw a couple of games on the stream and Complexity was winning, 2-1, but I do not know the final results.
On Monday and Tuesday we had week 2 in the iCCup Korean weekly. The finals had TSL.Prime taking down Zenex.Puzzle 4-1. Tune in next week for more Korean action at iccup.tv.
We did have the first day of play in the NASL Open tournament which pits hundreds of players against one another for a chance to not only be in NASL Season 2, but also for a spot in the championship bracket next month. Out of notable players that have advanced so far, here are a few: Thorzain, Lalush, Hashe, Minigun and Major (have to play each other tomorrow), Inka, Dimaga, NightEnd, Agh, and DeMuslim. A few notable players that have been eliminated include LZGamer, Namchir, Sarens, PokeBunny, and Destiny. The replay packs are available currently as there are 2 rounds scheduled for tomorrow.
In GSL news, the Code A brackets have been released along with a statement that Fenix will be attending code A as well from the MLG. We all thought that Sheth had gotten that spot, but apparently there was some other deal for Sheth. What this means is that Sheth and Jinro are the only 2 foreigners going code A for July, but Thorzain, Naniwa, and Fenix will be code A come August I believe. Well, good luck to all of them in Code A as well as everyone playing in the Team League which starts up today over at GomTV.net.
Coming up tomorrow, we have the start of the HomeStory Cup 3. This is a small 3-day tourney that pits 35 of the world's best players in a LAN format for a piece of the 5000 Euro prize pool. This should be exciting as it features players like Jinro, Thorzain, Idra, Ret, MC, Huk, and Naniwa. Also starting tomorrow is the first 2 rounds of the GeForce SC2 Pro-AM. Make sure to keep your eyes open for that as it comes around. Another thing coming up this weekend is TL Open #17. HwangSin won #16 a few weeks ago, let's see who can take the win this time.
Also in MLG news, they have announced the "League Membership" packages. These packages include free HD streams with no-ads, discounts, early sales, and other MLG perks. The pre-sale starts next week at ten bucks for a 3-month membership or 30 bucks for a full year plus some extra perks. Check those out over at majorleaguegaming.com.
In team news, there was some issues from the Complexity/ROOT merger a few weeks ago and Destiny has parted ways with the team. He admits it was his fault that he could not live up to the contract demands. It is good to hear that they are parting ways without any legal issues. Good luck to both of the in the future.
Well, that's about all the news we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, as DreamHack finished this weekend, NASL regular season finishing this week, there is not a lot of major tournament action going on at the moment. We did have Week 7 play in the EGs Master's Cup this week. The results from the week were:
Sixjax over EG 3-1, Mouz over Millennium 3-1, Dignitas takes down MYM 3-1, and finally there was Complexity taking on Fnatic, and actually, I could not find the overall results anywhere. I saw a couple of games on the stream and Complexity was winning, 2-1, but I do not know the final results.
On Monday and Tuesday we had week 2 in the iCCup Korean weekly. The finals had TSL.Prime taking down Zenex.Puzzle 4-1. Tune in next week for more Korean action at iccup.tv.
We did have the first day of play in the NASL Open tournament which pits hundreds of players against one another for a chance to not only be in NASL Season 2, but also for a spot in the championship bracket next month. Out of notable players that have advanced so far, here are a few: Thorzain, Lalush, Hashe, Minigun and Major (have to play each other tomorrow), Inka, Dimaga, NightEnd, Agh, and DeMuslim. A few notable players that have been eliminated include LZGamer, Namchir, Sarens, PokeBunny, and Destiny. The replay packs are available currently as there are 2 rounds scheduled for tomorrow.
In GSL news, the Code A brackets have been released along with a statement that Fenix will be attending code A as well from the MLG. We all thought that Sheth had gotten that spot, but apparently there was some other deal for Sheth. What this means is that Sheth and Jinro are the only 2 foreigners going code A for July, but Thorzain, Naniwa, and Fenix will be code A come August I believe. Well, good luck to all of them in Code A as well as everyone playing in the Team League which starts up today over at GomTV.net.
Coming up tomorrow, we have the start of the HomeStory Cup 3. This is a small 3-day tourney that pits 35 of the world's best players in a LAN format for a piece of the 5000 Euro prize pool. This should be exciting as it features players like Jinro, Thorzain, Idra, Ret, MC, Huk, and Naniwa. Also starting tomorrow is the first 2 rounds of the GeForce SC2 Pro-AM. Make sure to keep your eyes open for that as it comes around. Another thing coming up this weekend is TL Open #17. HwangSin won #16 a few weeks ago, let's see who can take the win this time.
Also in MLG news, they have announced the "League Membership" packages. These packages include free HD streams with no-ads, discounts, early sales, and other MLG perks. The pre-sale starts next week at ten bucks for a 3-month membership or 30 bucks for a full year plus some extra perks. Check those out over at majorleaguegaming.com.
In team news, there was some issues from the Complexity/ROOT merger a few weeks ago and Destiny has parted ways with the team. He admits it was his fault that he could not live up to the contract demands. It is good to hear that they are parting ways without any legal issues. Good luck to both of the in the future.
Well, that's about all the news we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
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