LOL KOREANS

Someone want to explain this?

the protoss unit called high templar has a spell that creates a fake copy of a unit -- the copy doesn't have any abilities or do any damage but it looks exactly like the real thing. The terran player had lots of missile turrets and goliaths to guard against arbiters but he couldn't know which ones were real and which ones were fakes. The real arbiters used a spell called recall to teleport a lot of units into the terran base.

Upvoted because my not knowing what the hell is going on, juxtaposed with screaming Koreans, is somehow absolutely hilarious.

agreed crawlius, this was just a lot of shouting to me.. no discription in the video, i know there's SOMETHING going on, i know it's nothing terribly exciting, but everyone is terribly excited.

win

Recall! Recall damn your eyes!

So, is Starcraft the national sport in S.Korea?

I dare some one to add e*sport

personally I think that its a epic move, if I am not mistake, the winning player is Nal_Ra.

*asia

Koreans take their games seriously.

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OOOOWWWWWAAAAAHHHH!!!!

awesome

I've played exactly the wrong amount of Starcraft apparently - I knew enough about it to be able to tell the green player was screwed (and more or less why), but I could not for the life of me figure out what actually happened.

I really should have studied those obscure abilities more - I may have won more often.

Thanks jwray, for the explanation.

Hmm. I'm having a difficult time understanding, from the explanations in the comments, exactly what's so spectacular about this.

Okay, so he used a special ability to confuse the opponent (exactly what the ability is supposed to do) in order to distract him and keep him from knowing where the real attack is coming from?

Isn't that what the abilities were intended for?

That was a sick move... have arbiter copies and while they shoot the fake arbiters, the real one calls in the army... that was brilliant!

*sports

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