UPDATES FORTH COMING!

Been a while since I actually posted something…ever. So let me get you all caught up to speed. Sites been renewed, new content providers, Matt’s been doing a shit ton of shoutcasts, and we have 0 viewers…and falling. I am however prepared to advertise and prepared to organize.

Our new MCH (or Main Content Hub) will do just that. Seamless organization of all of our content in category posts (wow WordPress already does that for us!) On one convenient graphical web page just for you…you can find it HERE!

Other stuff also? We’ve been gaming more, so I decided to steer the site in a more gaming oriented way. Most of the content you will see on the site is either game, anime, or math related from now on. It’s still in the works, and i need Davids permission, but i want to make Nerdgasm the official @TI Facebook group. It has a lot of our current members and then some.

Lastly, I hope to bring back our once loyal users by posting more often…that is all.

~Nick out.

P.S. WE CAN DO THIS NOW

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Two up-and-coming Grandmasters face off in a battle of standards.

That is correct, we have renowned Zerg player FXOSheth (profile), who is playing in the NASL and has made appearances on the Day[9] Dailies. He faces off against a rising star VTavilo (profile), who has only started getting higher in the GrandMaster chair, but is pushing the standards of Terran aggression as he stands. Who will come out victorious?

Well that was quick. The match, mind you, the episode itself was a pain to release now that I’m back in Florida. Enjoy this cheese. I do want to apologize for the audio levels in this episode, I’m still situating the new set-up back at home.

Now for something completely different.

I decided to do a special on StarCraft 2 hackers, how much they suck, and how you can beat them. That’s really about it. Tales of map hacks and warping Immortals. Enjoy. I apologize for sounding like a fucking robot.

Sorry that I missed a week, but I blame today’s youth. Today we have ESCGoody (profile), a very respectable mech-based Terran player, against oGsUniden (profile), a very infamous Protoss for those who watch Day[9].

Couple of notable things tor this episode of GxCraft. First of which is that the GxCraft overlay (or GXUI) is about done and implemented in this episode. It serves as the scorecard and the name display. It also will display player data near the beginning of the match. I will explain the UI through this informative little picture.

The second bit is just that I’m still trying to solve the lag issues. It seems to be regarding the power struggle between FRAPs and Starcraft II. If anyone has any suggestions, I’d like to know. Regardless, this is a very odd game to watch, you don’t often see a mech-heavy Terran fight a colossus-heavy Protoss that transitions to heavy-carrier with Mothership. Let’s check it out!

Really big names playing this time. We have IdrA (profile), of the team Evil Geniuses, a legendarily good Zerg player with legendarily bad manners, against the Canadian Dynamo HuK (profile) of Team Liquid, well-respected Protoss across the board. This game has been cast many other times for the exceptionally good gameplay and the infamous controversies of the players themselves. For those who did follow MLG Dallas this year, “Hallucinations” are the only words you need.

But enough of that, we have three games to get into, so lets get started.

Welcome once again, this is the second co-cast between me and Kauhar, so lets get right into it. Today we have a mirror matchup of Zerg between MeYera (profile), who is a very esteemed Master-class from the EU, versus mTw’s Dimaga (profile), who is a high-ranking Grandmaster who is legitimately famous in Ukraine, and legitimately Internet-famous everywhere else. With many tournaments under his belt, Dimaga plays a mean game of Zerg versus Zerg.

Also, I want to point out that though Kauhar is more confident in commentating in this one, this game responds to that by having a quite the lag for the first act. Our apologies, we blame running Firefox in the background.