Anno said:This has to be the funniest thing I've ever seen. Anyone who stumbled across this has had their belief that videogames are just for supernerds with no real life has only had their belief affirmed in an extremely comical manner.
Nicktals said:Did I miss guitar hero? that's the only one I had the slightest interest in watching.
Nicktals said:Did I miss guitar hero? that's the only one I had the slightest interest in watching.
mcgarrett said:Some of the games actually translated pretty well to this format (Fight Night, Guitar Hero II), but yeah the WoW stuff was painful to watch. I've played WoW in the past and it was hard for me to follow, so I can't imagine what the average Joe or Jane would get out of this.
And geez, could those Pandemic t-shirts be any more gaudy?
Anno said:This has to be the funniest thing I've ever seen. Anyone who stumbled across this has had their belief that videogames are just for supernerds with no real life has only had their belief affirmed in an extremely comical manner.
Anno said:I honestly can't tell if Guitar Hero or WoW is more embarassing to watch.
BolognaOni said:I'm sorry, I find it pretty hard to believe that the participants of a WoW tourney are not supernerds... Yes, it may be theoretically possible to maintain a real life and play WoW at that level, but, in practice... well, some of them probably still have real jobs and may not live with their parents.
I used to know a guy who was top 10 in the country in Q3 for a while, and played on several Halo teams that were winning tournaments with prize packages $10k+. He quit games for a while, and frankly it was probably the best decision he ever made. He lost 30 pounds, started making money with his computer skills, and moved out of his mom's basement. He could still demolish us in just about any FPS game a couple years later.
Nicktals said:lol.
Tommy Tallerico.
They were definitely skilled, but the presentation is just embarassing.