I was too tired to stay and watch the finals, and I keep hearing about how awesome the outro video was. Is there some way I could see that? The twitch VOD is muted during that part.
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I was too tired to stay and watch the finals, and I keep hearing about how awesome the outro video was. Is there some way I could see that? The twitch VOD is muted during that part.
Okay, so I did odd jobs/ camerawork for the awesome production staff all weekend, and I think it's a good thing for you guys to know every single person who made this production possible.
TheFragile made this a thing. Seriously, think about that. Think about the effort to lead all of this. It's seriously incredible.
Dashner juggled so many things, I was straight up impressed. Coming from producing things for my town's live television station, I can say his job was 10x more taxing than any job I've seen or done in local tv, and he did it for 15+ hours straight three days in a row.
Drshdwpuppet dealt with so many stupid server issues, he deserves a trophy. He was in charge of running pug, pub, and match servers for the entirety of the event.
Lange did as lange does. Between working production, casting, doing interviews, and taking over camera for me when the cheat feed broke (thank you so much ty ty ty), he was doing things nonstop.
Airon was fantastic. He mixed everything beautifully, and that's a thing no one else knew how to do. Audio would not have been anywhere near as good as it was without him.
Arie did lots of things with computers that were beyond me entirely. All I know is that it was important, and that only he could do it.
Think of the name of a caster for the LAN. Odds are, that person wasn't planning on casting. The main casters for the event got sick and replacements had to be made. Mad props to getawhale, gecks, lange, fragile, tagg, commanderx, extine, and anyone I may have forgotten that casted any games, whether they planned to at the event or not.
Truktruk ran camera for pretty much the whole CEVO tournament (I think all of it). That's a long time.
Kappy (Kaptan_kul) was an odd-job extraordinaire. Between communicating things to teams, fixing curtains, moving shit around, etc, he saved all the production people from a lot of tasks that they would have otherwise had to do. He also read the cheat feed for a bit.
FrenchTheLlama read out the killfeed for me pretty much the entire day of the BYOC. This is a job that may not typically be needed if there is a very experienced cameraman, but I am not that. Reading the killfeed in a way that makes sense to someone 30 seconds in the past of you isn't an easy job, and there are no breaks from start to stop.
I'd like to send out specific thanks to dashner and lange for having faith in my camerawork, and letting me do that the entirety of the BYOC. It was cool to be able to work back there. Even if it wasn't necessarily the job I was expecting, it was a job I really enjoyed.
I'll probably edit this post, because there's no way this was everyone. Thanks for your work, guys! :)
Okay, so I did odd jobs/ camerawork for the awesome production staff all weekend, and I think it's a good thing for you guys to know every single person who made this production possible.
[b]TheFragile[/b] made this a thing. Seriously, think about that. Think about the effort to lead all of this. It's seriously incredible.
[b]Dashner[/b] juggled so many things, I was straight up impressed. Coming from producing things for my town's live television station, I can say his job was 10x more taxing than any job I've seen or done in local tv, and he did it for 15+ hours straight three days in a row.
[b]Drshdwpuppet[/b] dealt with so many stupid server issues, he deserves a trophy. He was in charge of running pug, pub, and match servers for the entirety of the event.
[b]Lange[/b] did as lange does. Between working production, casting, doing interviews, and taking over camera for me when the cheat feed broke (thank you so much ty ty ty), he was doing things nonstop.
[b]Airon[/b] was fantastic. He mixed everything beautifully, and that's a thing no one else knew how to do. Audio would not have been anywhere near as good as it was without him.
[b]Arie[/b] did lots of things with computers that were beyond me entirely. All I know is that it was important, and that only he could do it.
Think of the name of a caster for the LAN. Odds are, that person wasn't planning on casting. The main casters for the event got sick and replacements had to be made. Mad props to [b]getawhale[/b], [b]gecks[/b], [b]lange[/b], [b]fragile[/b], [b]tagg[/b], [b]commanderx[/b], [b]extine[/b], and anyone I may have forgotten that casted any games, whether they planned to at the event or not.
[b]Truktruk[/b] ran camera for pretty much the whole CEVO tournament (I think all of it). That's a long time.
Kappy ([b]Kaptan_kul[/b]) was an odd-job extraordinaire. Between communicating things to teams, fixing curtains, moving shit around, etc, he saved all the production people from a lot of tasks that they would have otherwise had to do. He also read the cheat feed for a bit.
[b]FrenchTheLlama[/b] read out the killfeed for me pretty much the entire day of the BYOC. This is a job that may not typically be needed if there is a very experienced cameraman, but I am not that. Reading the killfeed in a way that makes sense to someone 30 seconds in the past of you isn't an easy job, and there are no breaks from start to stop.
I'd like to send out specific thanks to dashner and lange for having faith in my camerawork, and letting me do that the entirety of the BYOC. It was cool to be able to work back there. Even if it wasn't necessarily the job I was expecting, it was a job I really enjoyed.
I'll probably edit this post, because there's no way this was everyone. Thanks for your work, guys! :)
[b]TheFragile[/b] made this a thing. Seriously, think about that. Think about the effort to lead all of this. It's seriously incredible.
[b]Dashner[/b] juggled so many things, I was straight up impressed. Coming from producing things for my town's live television station, I can say his job was 10x more taxing than any job I've seen or done in local tv, and he did it for 15+ hours straight three days in a row.
[b]Drshdwpuppet[/b] dealt with so many stupid server issues, he deserves a trophy. He was in charge of running pug, pub, and match servers for the entirety of the event.
[b]Lange[/b] did as lange does. Between working production, casting, doing interviews, and taking over camera for me when the cheat feed broke (thank you so much ty ty ty), he was doing things nonstop.
[b]Airon[/b] was fantastic. He mixed everything beautifully, and that's a thing no one else knew how to do. Audio would not have been anywhere near as good as it was without him.
[b]Arie[/b] did lots of things with computers that were beyond me entirely. All I know is that it was important, and that only he could do it.
Think of the name of a caster for the LAN. Odds are, that person wasn't planning on casting. The main casters for the event got sick and replacements had to be made. Mad props to [b]getawhale[/b], [b]gecks[/b], [b]lange[/b], [b]fragile[/b], [b]tagg[/b], [b]commanderx[/b], [b]extine[/b], and anyone I may have forgotten that casted any games, whether they planned to at the event or not.
[b]Truktruk[/b] ran camera for pretty much the whole CEVO tournament (I think all of it). That's a long time.
Kappy ([b]Kaptan_kul[/b]) was an odd-job extraordinaire. Between communicating things to teams, fixing curtains, moving shit around, etc, he saved all the production people from a lot of tasks that they would have otherwise had to do. He also read the cheat feed for a bit.
[b]FrenchTheLlama[/b] read out the killfeed for me pretty much the entire day of the BYOC. This is a job that may not typically be needed if there is a very experienced cameraman, but I am not that. Reading the killfeed in a way that makes sense to someone 30 seconds in the past of you isn't an easy job, and there are no breaks from start to stop.
I'd like to send out specific thanks to dashner and lange for having faith in my camerawork, and letting me do that the entirety of the BYOC. It was cool to be able to work back there. Even if it wasn't necessarily the job I was expecting, it was a job I really enjoyed.
I'll probably edit this post, because there's no way this was everyone. Thanks for your work, guys! :)
anyone wanna make a thread for all the pics/vids? it would be nice to have them all in one place.
anyone wanna make a thread for all the pics/vids? it would be nice to have them all in one place.
instead of double posting in two different threads, my reply to everything and thank-yous are here.
instead of double posting in two different threads, my reply to everything and thank-yous are [url=http://teamfortress.tv/thread/20589/nick-thefragile-leon/?page=2#32]here[/url].
I love you folks, next year should be hype as fuck.
I love you folks, next year should be hype as fuck.
MR_SLINdid anyone take a picture of fox irl??
yes i did
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/17547/gxl-lan-fall-2014/?page=36#354536
[quote=MR_SLIN]did anyone take a picture of fox irl??[/quote]
yes i did
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/17547/gxl-lan-fall-2014/?page=36#354536
yes i did
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/17547/gxl-lan-fall-2014/?page=36#354536
Whoever recorded the video of the production people after the outro, please post it. Ty
Whoever recorded the video of the production people after the outro, please post it. Ty
Had a blast kicking it with everyone. For sure the best surprise of the lan, having never really talked to them online, was hanging out with hero and shade.
Also, lan champion at mount your friends winning by a dick length: http://imgur.com/9k0NPEo
Had a blast kicking it with everyone. For sure the best surprise of the lan, having never really talked to them online, was hanging out with hero and shade.
Also, lan champion at mount your friends winning by a dick length: http://imgur.com/9k0NPEo
Also, lan champion at mount your friends winning by a dick length: http://imgur.com/9k0NPEo
Met some nice gamers, tried to talk to them when I was far too drunk. Sorry for anyone I offended.
The best part though was Sunday, as bittersweet as it was, bowling with the people I've played TF2 with for 5-6 years, playing pool. Just hanging out on the last day of the event, knowing at the end we wouldn't see each other for possibly another year, fun but sad.
http://i.imgur.com/r2A9ggD.jpg
Until next year my friends.
Met some nice gamers, tried to talk to them when I was far too drunk. Sorry for anyone I offended.
The best part though was Sunday, as bittersweet as it was, bowling with the people I've played TF2 with for 5-6 years, playing pool. Just hanging out on the last day of the event, knowing at the end we wouldn't see each other for possibly another year, fun but sad.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/r2A9ggD.jpg[/img]
Until next year my friends.
The best part though was Sunday, as bittersweet as it was, bowling with the people I've played TF2 with for 5-6 years, playing pool. Just hanging out on the last day of the event, knowing at the end we wouldn't see each other for possibly another year, fun but sad.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/r2A9ggD.jpg[/img]
Until next year my friends.
The dedication and overwhelming passion for this community was by for the most eXciting thing to see at GXL.
The sponsors: They contributed travel expenses necessary to get players and staff to the event, provided prizes for the tournaments, and helped show that the TF2 community is alive.
The spectators: They showed up for the to meet their favorite players and watch their favorite teams compete.
The players: Tens of thousands of miles we traveled to play a game they love dearly and play it they did. The air shots were epic, the drops were gut wrenching, and the blocks were crazy!
The event organizers: These guys (were heading cats all weekend long) worked tirelessly to make sure all the matches happened even when all hope seemed lost.
The production team: eXtv CRUSHED the casting of all the events even when things didn't go as expected they powered through the rough patches and made it happen.
This past TF2 season is the dawn of the a new era for community. The persistence of everyone is the fuel that is growing the scene into something bigger than it ever has been.
Together we make TF2 great!
The dedication and overwhelming passion for this community was by for the most eXciting thing to see at GXL.
The sponsors: They contributed travel expenses necessary to get players and staff to the event, provided prizes for the tournaments, and helped show that the TF2 community is alive.
The spectators: They showed up for the to meet their favorite players and watch their favorite teams compete.
The players: Tens of thousands of miles we traveled to play a game they love dearly and play it they did. The air shots were epic, the drops were gut wrenching, and the blocks were crazy!
The event organizers: These guys (were heading cats all weekend long) worked tirelessly to make sure all the matches happened even when all hope seemed lost.
The production team: eXtv [b]CRUSHED[/b] the casting of all the events even when things didn't go as expected they powered through the rough patches and made it happen.
This past TF2 season is the dawn of the a new era for community. The persistence of everyone is the fuel that is growing the scene into something bigger than it ever has been.
Together we make TF2 great!
The sponsors: They contributed travel expenses necessary to get players and staff to the event, provided prizes for the tournaments, and helped show that the TF2 community is alive.
The spectators: They showed up for the to meet their favorite players and watch their favorite teams compete.
The players: Tens of thousands of miles we traveled to play a game they love dearly and play it they did. The air shots were epic, the drops were gut wrenching, and the blocks were crazy!
The event organizers: These guys (were heading cats all weekend long) worked tirelessly to make sure all the matches happened even when all hope seemed lost.
The production team: eXtv [b]CRUSHED[/b] the casting of all the events even when things didn't go as expected they powered through the rough patches and made it happen.
This past TF2 season is the dawn of the a new era for community. The persistence of everyone is the fuel that is growing the scene into something bigger than it ever has been.
Together we make TF2 great!
lol good weekend but an expensive for me.. fucked up nice shoes
plus i got pulled over in jersey 2 mins from defys crib this guy was the biggest tWat i got a ticket bc passenger tossed a cigarette butt out the windows and my lisense was like 8 days expired rofl
My new lisense was at my crib from dmv so i prolly wont pay but littering from a moving vehicle is like $500 ripppp
i was pretty much joking wen i made that post about a banger but I guess im glad i did that shit was insane im happy i brought speakers
lol good weekend but an expensive for me.. fucked up nice shoes
plus i got pulled over in jersey 2 mins from defys crib this guy was the biggest tWat i got a ticket bc passenger tossed a cigarette butt out the windows and my lisense was like 8 days expired rofl
My new lisense was at my crib from dmv so i prolly wont pay but littering from a moving vehicle is like $500 ripppp
i was pretty much joking wen i made that post about a banger but I guess im glad i did that shit was insane im happy i brought speakers
plus i got pulled over in jersey 2 mins from defys crib this guy was the biggest tWat i got a ticket bc passenger tossed a cigarette butt out the windows and my lisense was like 8 days expired rofl
My new lisense was at my crib from dmv so i prolly wont pay but littering from a moving vehicle is like $500 ripppp
i was pretty much joking wen i made that post about a banger but I guess im glad i did that shit was insane im happy i brought speakers
jersey and new york cops are the worst that guy was a mega douche, "whats a gxl?" whats in the box? why is the car so full? friends traveling together thats so unheard of! you know the tickets are coming when the cop steps out of the car with his stupid hat on tells rick to step out of the car
shoutout to everyone who came to our hotel room thanks for not trashing it you guys are the best
jersey and new york cops are the worst that guy was a mega douche, "whats a gxl?" whats in the box? why is the car so full? friends traveling together thats so unheard of! you know the tickets are coming when the cop steps out of the car with his stupid hat on tells rick to step out of the car
shoutout to everyone who came to our hotel room thanks for not trashing it you guys are the best
shoutout to everyone who came to our hotel room thanks for not trashing it you guys are the best
I only took 3 pictures but here they are if you guys care.
Me carrying Jonah (typical)
http://i.imgur.com/5KXpAIS.jpg
r5
http://i.imgur.com/wdzFSIG.jpg
my boi
I only took 3 pictures but here they are if you guys care.
Me carrying Jonah (typical)
[img]http://i.imgur.com/5KXpAIS.jpg[/img]
r5
[img]http://i.imgur.com/wdzFSIG.jpg[/img]
my boi
[img]http://i.imgur.com/sqjrlZs.jpg[/img]
Me carrying Jonah (typical)
[img]http://i.imgur.com/5KXpAIS.jpg[/img]
r5
[img]http://i.imgur.com/wdzFSIG.jpg[/img]
my boi
[img]http://i.imgur.com/sqjrlZs.jpg[/img]
Sabershoutout to foster's beard holy fuck
[quote=Saber]shoutout to foster's beard holy fuck[/quote]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/MpB2gtZ.gif[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/MpB2gtZ.gif[/img]
What can I say?
Excellent, excellent experience let alone lan. Being able to just spectate (i.e. harass) all the gamers in their natural habitats was awesome. Random stream of consciousness thoughts:
Meeting tons of very keen tf2 dudes for the first time: ☑
Meeting some alluring, intelligent tf2 community dudettes: ☑
Being able to sit in between, not watch from far back.. but sit in between some of the best players in the game during huge matches: ☑
(Seriously, stuff like being able to sit in between mansky and shade as they push into last with uber, ravage things and then look at their smiling, beautiful faces and tell em 'das wassup big dogs' is a wonderful experience.)
Staying in one of the production (lange, getawhale) hotel rooms stumbling in at 5AM to no ones chagrin (thanks to everyone who got me f'd up in various ways rick, ninjanick etc.): ☑
Having 35+ people in Ricks room and tons of them throwing down money on the table (felt like some wild Chinese gambling scene in a movie) on a bet just to watch Marmaduke beat (see swindle) me (hope someone has that video): ☑
Watching people who lost money on me, instantly drunkenly win it back betting on a coin flip: ☑
Giving sezco a middle finger/hugging Chad whenever I could: ☑
Coaching budsquad and looking like a lunatic with my arms crossed constantly pacing aggressively after being inspired by c9s coach: ☑
Seriously though, way too many random memories. Getting to know a lot of gamers better (cdubs, the eLevate boiz, 20b) was a real treat. Cheers to everyone, and especially all the men and women who helped to put on such an amazing event. Fuck man after swearing off tf2 it was enough to make me really wanna jam next season. Any teams in need of medical assistance? ;)
I love you all, and I mean it.
xoxo,
Keith Richard Smerbeck
What can I say?
[b]Excellent, excellent experience let alone lan.[/b] Being able to just spectate (i.e. harass) all the gamers in their natural habitats was awesome. Random stream of consciousness thoughts:
Meeting tons of very keen tf2 dudes for the first time: [b]☑[/b]
Meeting some alluring, intelligent tf2 community dudettes: [b]☑[/b]
Being able to sit in between, not watch from far back.. but sit in between some of the best players in the game during huge matches: [b]☑[/b]
(Seriously, stuff like being able to sit in between mansky and shade as they push into last with uber, ravage things and then look at their smiling, beautiful faces and tell em '[i]das wassup big dogs[/i]' is a wonderful experience.)
Staying in one of the production (lange, getawhale) hotel rooms stumbling in at 5AM to no ones chagrin (thanks to everyone who got me f'd up in various ways rick, ninjanick etc.): [b]☑[/b]
Having 35+ people in Ricks room and tons of them throwing down money on the table (felt like some wild Chinese gambling scene in a movie) on a bet just to watch Marmaduke beat (see swindle) me (hope someone has that video): [b]☑[/b]
Watching people who lost money on me, instantly drunkenly win it back betting on a coin flip: [b]☑[/b]
Giving sezco a middle finger/hugging Chad whenever I could: [b]☑[/b]
Coaching budsquad and looking like a lunatic with my arms crossed constantly pacing aggressively after being inspired by c9s coach: [b]☑[/b]
Seriously though, way too many random memories. Getting to know a lot of gamers better (cdubs, the eLevate boiz, 20b) was a real treat. Cheers to everyone, and especially all the men and women who helped to put on such an amazing event. Fuck man after swearing off tf2 it was enough to make me [b]really[/b] wanna jam next season. Any teams in need of medical assistance? ;)
I love you all, and I mean it.
xoxo,
Keith Richard Smerbeck
[b]Excellent, excellent experience let alone lan.[/b] Being able to just spectate (i.e. harass) all the gamers in their natural habitats was awesome. Random stream of consciousness thoughts:
Meeting tons of very keen tf2 dudes for the first time: [b]☑[/b]
Meeting some alluring, intelligent tf2 community dudettes: [b]☑[/b]
Being able to sit in between, not watch from far back.. but sit in between some of the best players in the game during huge matches: [b]☑[/b]
(Seriously, stuff like being able to sit in between mansky and shade as they push into last with uber, ravage things and then look at their smiling, beautiful faces and tell em '[i]das wassup big dogs[/i]' is a wonderful experience.)
Staying in one of the production (lange, getawhale) hotel rooms stumbling in at 5AM to no ones chagrin (thanks to everyone who got me f'd up in various ways rick, ninjanick etc.): [b]☑[/b]
Having 35+ people in Ricks room and tons of them throwing down money on the table (felt like some wild Chinese gambling scene in a movie) on a bet just to watch Marmaduke beat (see swindle) me (hope someone has that video): [b]☑[/b]
Watching people who lost money on me, instantly drunkenly win it back betting on a coin flip: [b]☑[/b]
Giving sezco a middle finger/hugging Chad whenever I could: [b]☑[/b]
Coaching budsquad and looking like a lunatic with my arms crossed constantly pacing aggressively after being inspired by c9s coach: [b]☑[/b]
Seriously though, way too many random memories. Getting to know a lot of gamers better (cdubs, the eLevate boiz, 20b) was a real treat. Cheers to everyone, and especially all the men and women who helped to put on such an amazing event. Fuck man after swearing off tf2 it was enough to make me [b]really[/b] wanna jam next season. Any teams in need of medical assistance? ;)
I love you all, and I mean it.
xoxo,
Keith Richard Smerbeck
The face on fox's shirt and the face I'm making in that picture are eerily similar...
The face on fox's shirt and the face I'm making in that picture are eerily similar...
[img]http://i.imgur.com/wiPnC9V.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/wiPnC9V.jpg[/img]
oh also what does defy look like? did you guys take a group photo?
oh also what does defy look like? did you guys take a group photo?
everyone kept saying it was like an unveiling but its the 4th lan ive been to lol im uploading the album now i passed out last night before i could. thats the one thing i forgot to do is get a team picture fuck. sad feels
everyone kept saying it was like an unveiling but its the 4th lan ive been to lol im uploading the album now i passed out last night before i could. thats the one thing i forgot to do is get a team picture fuck. sad feels
defyeveryone kept saying it was like an unveiling but its the 4th lan ive been to lol im uploading the album now i passed out last night before i could. thats the one thing i forgot to do is get a team picture fuck. sad feels
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[quote=defy]everyone kept saying it was like an unveiling but its the 4th lan ive been to lol im uploading the album now i passed out last night before i could. thats the one thing i forgot to do is get a team picture fuck. sad feels[/quote]
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waiting for the innevitable tagg post of hundreds of pictures
waiting for the innevitable tagg post of hundreds of pictures
I took one of just the venue that has defy in it. He's to the left of rick's beard.
http://i.imgur.com/m7nH8c0.jpg
[edit] just realized he plays with the arrow keys, what a scrub
I took one of just the venue that has defy in it. He's to the left of rick's beard.
http://i.imgur.com/m7nH8c0.jpg
[edit] just realized he plays with the arrow keys, what a scrub
http://i.imgur.com/m7nH8c0.jpg
[edit] just realized he plays with the arrow keys, what a scrub
thorn_defyeveryone kept saying it was like an unveiling but its the 4th lan ive been to lol im uploading the album now i passed out last night before i could. thats the one thing i forgot to do is get a team picture fuck. sad feels
Yeah man I forgot about that too.
Im on the same boat. next lan im going to ask every team to let me know when they are ready for a team picture and I will take them all.
[quote=thorn_][quote=defy]everyone kept saying it was like an unveiling but its the 4th lan ive been to lol im uploading the album now i passed out last night before i could. thats the one thing i forgot to do is get a team picture fuck. sad feels[/quote]
Yeah man I forgot about that too.[/quote]
Im on the same boat. next lan im going to ask every team to let me know when they are ready for a team picture and I will take them all.
Yeah man I forgot about that too.[/quote]
Im on the same boat. next lan im going to ask every team to let me know when they are ready for a team picture and I will take them all.
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