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what would you like to see on the nation cup final stream
Created 6th November 2009 @ 23:18
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Aside from the actual game being shoutcasted, what would you like to see?
So far we will be doing:
– Having both team captains on at the beginning and end of the cast for a chat
– Half time discussions with guests
Suggested:
– [numlocked] 1xEnglish, 1xSwedish player on the stream before the game to give their oppinions
you name it and we’ll try and sort it!
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Last edited by nvc,
i’d like to see england playing finland
nananananananana BATMAN!
How’s that vid going mate?
I acctualy had a hard time watching the cast fluently @ eng. vs swe.
Any ideas how to fix it?
in seriousness
-interview people from teams the two finalists have previously played?
-interview players from the finalists before the game asking how they think it will go, or afterward asking how it went – or both
I personally think you should stick with yourself, Pure and Oggy as the casters. Maybe have a couple of special guests, but I’d only speak to them before/inbetween/after the maps.
Too many cooks can spoil the broth!
Strippers.
nVc speaking clearly :P
A better system so you dont all talk over each other, round by round or whatever.
Just what everyones said tbh, maybe turn up all your volumes so we can turn them down on the cast if we need to rather than having to turn up headphone volume and everything in the background :<
Actually be interesting, never watch any TF2 on a stream but the chance to see the 2 potentially best teams in ETF2l (if not then the world) would be worth it.
I guess I’d like to hear from each side a bit about their strategy post-match, why they employed it…etc
Discuss middle attacks and how you feel they have executed the attacks/defenses throughout the map, players on form and who has been the biggest impact the round/map.
maybe a better tf2 hud so we can see the names of people who get killed etc?
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