Yo #eSpoooooorts

Was too busy watching East Coast Throwdown 4.
Nothing quite like de facto East Coast v West Coast, shit-talk infused, high-level Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 play.

I too was watching ECT4 and getting hype over the high level play. And then MLG's 4mill viewers knocked out the stream chat. <_<

I was!

I still prefer the lower budget esports stuff that's almost always on Twitch, but the MLG does put on a good show. naninani nailed it, though. Watching an NBA game is fun, but there's nothing like watching a bunch of those same pros street balling.

Also was watching ECT4, so much hype over those matches. Props to LI Joe and anyone else involved!

Tuned over to MLG for a second and everyone was holding up small whiteboards with their messages for the camera, so I crossed it off...

I really enjoyed the League of Legends tourney. Day 2 and 3 especially were great. And then the finals went to the 3rd game of a 2nd best of 3 matches. By the end, I was spent.

Watched some LoL for a bit.

MLG should leave fighting games alone, their streams kill the hype for everything.

They had some awful music playing in between matches...

I MK and a little of Soul Calibur, it was awesome.

MK is easily my favorite fighting game of this generation and I'm happy to see it on stream, to many other FG streams focus on Capcom's garbage.

Hahahahahahahahamlg
Can't believe this is a thing.

Saw the championship Starcraft 2 games. I don't play multiplayer on SC2 but find watching matches intriguing.

Saw the championship Starcraft 2 games. I don't play multiplayer on SC2 but find watching matches intriguing.

I watched some of the League of Legends championship.

Watched the LoL tournament. CLG coulda won, but fucking Nidalee screwed up their early game.

I disliked TSM for their team name and their use of Karthus.

I watched a good portion of LoL throughout the weekend. I started playing about 3 months ago maybe, and I was definitely more interested in watching a stream of it then I would have predicted I would be. I don't know why, it was just slightly entertaining to watch. And it became practically *fun* to watch when my friends and I watched the finals together. We all wanted TSM to win since we use the solomid site for guides, but we also wanted to see the maximum amount of matches, so we were happy all the way.
I couldn't imagine ever watching StarCraft; way, way, way too boring (and fuck RTSes (inb4 lol hate RTS but play MOBA, I don't understand it either)). I was again surprised last year when I watched a number of hours of Evo (or whatever it's called; the fighting game tournament). I guess I'm just surprised by my capacity to watch other people play games.

TSM #1 reppin' League of Legends.

They're Sundance numbers so take them with a grain of salt. There were multiple streams that people could have had open at any one time each adding to the viewer count. They also didn't give the average time a viewer watched the events, and since it was front paged on Twitch.tv they got lots of unique viewers who didn't open the stream on purpose.

WHO!?

who are these people?

speaking for myself, I like to spend my free time playing games, watching random strangers play with annoying commentators chiming in? that sounds like torture.