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If you want some actual insight and analysis, Day[9]'s the way to go: http://day9tv.blip.tv/ http://day9tv.blip.tv/
by JeremyBanks 16y ago
If you want some actual insight and analysis, Day[9]'s the way to go: http://day9tv.blip.tv/ http://day9tv.blip.tv/
- MikeCapone 16y agoYes, I should probably have added that link. But if you are a newbie to Starcraft, you should probably start with HDsc and Husky to get familiar with the game. They're more like sports commentators, while Day[9] is more like a chess teacher.
- lawn 16y agoActually I think the other way around that you should watch Day9 if you're new as he explains everything better.
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- MikeCapone 16y agoI can see how that makes sense. I guess it depends on your type of personality and what will hook you more. It's the difference between listening to a song and looking at the sheet music and trying to understand how it works. Some people might like one more than the other in the beginning, and I assumed that most people would probably like to simply listen to the song before diving in the mechanics. But maybe that's wrong with this crowd.
- Devilboy 16y agoPersonally I just want to watch the game and I tend to enjoy a 15 minute cast from Husky a lot more than a 60 minute analysis from Day9. It's just a personal preference, Day9 is very good at what he does but usually I just want to enjoy the action.
- oostevo 16y ago(Somewhat offtopic; sorry) Holy crap -- I went to college with that guy. I always knew he was really, really into Starcraft, but I had no idea he had legions of internet followers. Somehow, even with doing all that, he had time to do some really interesting math research. You'll find quite a few results if you search for him on Google Scholar.