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Idra RAGE Highlights 2011 Data Publikacji : 30.07.2012 Ocena: 5/5 (3) IdrA RAGE Highlights 2011 Data publikacji : 30.07.2012 Ocena: 5/5 (3) Z serii znalezione w sieci - wprawdzie video ma już sporo czasu, ale kto nie lubi popatrzeć na grę Idry i jego epickie rage quit. Pamiętne gry z MLG z MMA, w którym wyszedł z praktycznie wygranej gry, przegrana gra z Trimasterem czy halucynowane Voidraye Huka. Tagi: IdrA, highlights Uprasza się osoby kopiujące w całości newsy z naszej witryny na swoje strony lub fora o wstawianie widocznych klikalnych linków, bezpośrednio do pobranego tekstu. W przypadku braku widocznego linku, skopiowanie tekstu uważa się za kradzież własności intelektualnej. Dziękujemy: Administratorzy serwisu. Autor: Fanek Data publikacji : 30.07.2012 Liczba wyświetleń tekstu: 2296 Komentarz (6) dodaj komentarz Mnie i pewnie nie tylko mnie do dziś ciekawi dlaczego Idra wyszedł z tamtej gry. Ogólnie filmik śmiechowy;p~rirs0n 2012/07/31 13:14 Ten gość to frustrat, masakra po prostu. Śmiesznie by było jak by ktoś mu plaskacza kiedyś sprzedał na jakimś turnieju :-)~AlfaExecutor 2012/07/31 14:19 ~AlfaExecutor W pełni się zgadzam. Zachowuje się jak gówniarz, żeby nie rzec jak ciota...~Vendeur 2012/07/31 18:37 A ja wam powiem że w tej grze z MMA idra nie wiedział że mma zniszczył sobie expe miss clickiem, a sam idra stracił dużo dron na swojej ekspansji i myslał że follow up mma go zabije ;)~archimond 2012/07/31 20:23 to była dziwna gra, ale na stałe zapisała sie w historii :)~Fanek Battlenet Network 2012/07/31 22:37 WTF? To ja jestem totalnym noobem w SC2 a wiem, że: 1. Idra wycofał się z gry ponieważ widział zbyt dużo halucynacji/wiele jednostek. 2. Sam byłbym wkurzony. Zainwestował wiele czasu na gr, treningi a tak mało brakowało by wygrać oraz: a) zarobić pieniądze b) zdobyć uznanie fanów c) zostać w pewnym sensie nieśmiertelnym - zapisać się kartach historii (liqiupedii) jako gracz, który wygrał w 2011 roku turniej zajebistej gry jaką jest Starcraft 2 ;] aa dodam, że po prostu tak on odreagowuje zdenerwowanie. W sumie dobrze, bo wyrzuci z siebie (często dość dosłownie) złość i znajdzie swój spokój ;] Życzę jemu dalszych sukcesów! GO! GO! IDRA! :D~Hamu 2012/08/02 20:50 dodaj komentarz 08.10.2015 Kampania "Szepty o zagładzie" dostępna za darmo (0 komentarzy) 27.09.2015 Kolejni bohaterowie w trybie Sprzymierzonych Dowódców (0 komentarzy) 22.09.2015 Cyfrowe gadżety za udział w BlizzCon 2015 (0 komentarzy) 15.07.2015 Legacy of the Void dostępne w przedsprzedaży! (0 komentarzy) 17.06.2015 Informacje z E3 - prolog kampanii Legacy of the Void (0 komentarzy) 30.05.2015 WCS Europe - sobota (30 maja) 18.00 grupa G - MaNa! (0 komentarzy) 07.05.2015 DreamHack Open France 2015 - już 8 maja - MaNa! (0 komentarzy) 03.05.2015 Na wesoło: postacie E-sportu 50 (0 komentarzy) 03.05.2015 IEM Katowice 2015 - jeszcze raz! (0 komentarzy) 03.05.2015 KeSPA Cup 2015 Season 1 - live! (0 komentarzy) 26.04.2015 Proleague - Top5 gier miesiąca (0 komentarzy) 26.04.2015 CJ Entus wygrywa 2 runde Proleague! (0 komentarzy) 18.04.2015 Wersja beta Legacy of the Void – aktualizacja 2.5.1 (0 komentarzy) 18.04.2015 WCS finals 2015 - galeria (0 komentarzy) 18.04.2015 Omówienie zmian w balansie Legacy of the Void (0 komentarzy) 11.04.2015 WCS Europe kwalifikacje z Polakami - dziś (sobota) 18.00 (0 komentarzy) 11.04.2015 Aktualizacja balansu Heart of the Swarm – 9 kwietnia (0 komentarzy) 11.04.2015 GSL Season1 2015 - galeria (0 komentarzy) 11.04.2015 Zbanowane konta w StarCraft II (0 komentarzy) 04.04.2015 Red Bull Battle Grounds powraca jesienią 2015 (0 komentarzy) (zobacz wszystkie).
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