Bigfoot Networks Pro Tip: EG.IdrA vs. dignitas.SeleCT

Bigfoot Networks (www.bigfootnetworks.com) presents a brand new video series featuring Greg "IdrA" Fields of Evil Geniuses (www.myEG.net). In this video, IdrA commentates his match versus Dignitas.SeleCT from MLG D.C and outlines the key methods to counter early harassment by Terran.

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[turbinalsolar]

I think that IdrA is the best caster of all time. I saw him casting some games a while back and he was incredible. Knows his shit!

[R34LiSM]

@GreatVomitto don't bring psy into this you homo.. psy has said himself that he loves idra, that he has a man crush on idra.. there's no need for you to compare him to those 2 douches

[YouSirAreNoob]

@founoe I was correct then

[founoe]

@YouSirAreNoob

I cannot be accountable for for saying that idra loses a lot, because I never said any such thing.

Sure, I purposely made it look like that's what I'm saying, but I'm not saying it, and anyone who interprets it as such do so completely on their own.

[YouSirAreNoob]

@founoe I know this comment is a year old that I'm replying to but it seems you were completely ignoring an important thing; the implications of what you said. By saying "First game I ever saw where IdrA won" you are implying that it is rare for him to win, or at the very least that's what everybody who reads it thinks you are implying

[VioletMould]

@TobbzSC Thats why, even though they are just commentators, i know i can trust them because they are definitely no scrubs. In the case of Husky, he was a gateway for me to get into starcraft. He introduced me to the game and its awesomeness, and that alone makes me forever loyal to him. Now that ive played for some time and have established my game, i notice husky can be wrong about alot of things, so i dont usually watch his casts anymore. irrespective, i like him, just not so much as a caster.

[VioletMould]

@TobbzSC IdrA i would say is more of an analyst than a commentator. He analyses and can discuss why and how a player is choosing to do what they do. Full-time casters however, simply tell the audience what is going on; nothing more. in the case of HD, hes a masters league player and has been able to compete in many MLG touneys as of late. His co-caster, PainUser is in the same position; more of a caster, however he does compete in pro tourneys and has had his fair share of success. 

[shootingmen]

hd please!

[shootingmen]

where can i find more of these videos?more please!!!

[TobbzSC]

@flarierza Yeah well no offense to Husky or HD or anyone of those guys but since IdrA plays on a highly competitive level he has more experience and is usually right whenever he comments something. Other casters spend most of their time actually casting games and keeping up with their channels rather than play the game and therefore they might be more entertaining to watch but maybe more inaccurate in what they say. Good comment overall though.

[nerdelicious5]

these tips are very helpful

[flarierza]

WOW that is some incredibly insightful commentary. I think these videos don't have enough exposure. If they were made more aware to players, probably would have much more views. But then again videos from people such as huskystarcraft would still have more views imo since it would attract non-sc2 players. Whereas this would only be interesting to actual sc2-players.