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Defending Starcraft
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Elegance
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Caller
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Elegance
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On September 10 2009 04:39 Caller wrote: why are you doing this Class assignment :/ plus the teacher said that i have to write about something that i can represent well emotionally. | ||
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levelzx
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Saracen
United States5139 Posts
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Elegance
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Snet
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MutaDoom
Canada1163 Posts
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EscPlan9
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levelzx
Poland174 Posts
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Elegance
Canada917 Posts
On September 10 2009 04:43 Snet wrote: Oh lord, I see a repeat of that one thread were the kid couldn't do a project because there were no credible sources for Starcraft. However, seeing how you are in Korea, a project on SC might not seem so out of the ordinary and to put it bluntly, stupid. If you were in the US however, that would probably be an epic fail topic. Oh im in Canada lol, however, i did ask the teacher if a specific game was a valid topic, and he did say that i can write about anything, as long as i could write it like i really care. | ||
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Saracen
United States5139 Posts
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Aesop
Hungary11265 Posts
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selboN
United States2523 Posts
On September 10 2009 04:45 Aesop wrote: Maybe talk about how e-sports players are real athletes, contrary to common cliches like nerdy cellar-childs. lololololol | ||
Chill
Calgary25969 Posts
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QuanticHawk
United States32035 Posts
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Kenpachi
United States9908 Posts
On September 10 2009 04:48 Chill wrote (RECOMMENDED): Write about something else. | ||
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D4L[invd]
Canada110 Posts
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Kau
Canada3500 Posts
On September 10 2009 04:48 Chill wrote: Write about something else. Write about ESPORTS! (I passed my class writing my paper on that haha) Edit: It wasn't an English class though. | ||
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Athos
United States2484 Posts
There are probably some people who don't respect it because it's old, has dated graphics, and a difficult hotkey system so I guess you can make a case that people shouldn't judge something without understanding it. You could write how these inherent weaknesses are actually what makes starcraft so great. As long as you go into details about the competitive community, the complex gameplay, and the influence it's had on the RTS genre, you can write a strong essay. Just make sure you give context and terminology so that your teacher can understand what you are talking about. | ||
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Naib
Hungary4843 Posts
I would think writing about SC being underappreciated in S. Korea (!) would be a huge failure that comes crashing down. But I don't live there - so I can't know. | ||
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Failsafe
United States1298 Posts
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Kaniol
Poland5551 Posts
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Elegance
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Zoler
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Bebop Berserker
United States246 Posts
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3 Lions
United States3705 Posts
 edit: There are a lot of stereotypes of Starcraft in the gaming world, before many of my gaming friends met me they thought Starcraft was all about 4pooling and was an Asian game and that all the progamers were 40 year old virgins or something. | ||
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micronesia
United States24614 Posts
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LuckyFool
United States9015 Posts
Just my thoughts though, I see people post blogs all the time about how they want to write about starcraft or progaming etc and I rarely see and hear good results. It's just too much work. Sure you know alot about the subject personally but it's a dead end sort of path to write/do academic research on. | ||
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
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pinenamu
United States770 Posts
On September 10 2009 04:48 Chill wrote: Write about something else. starcraft essays are possible lolol. in doc3, which is a ge class in UCSD's marshall college, i wrote about how starcraft can relate to conformity and how some players play without conforming to the current norm and make new norms blah blah haha | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32035 Posts
On September 10 2009 12:28 JinSol wrote: starcraft essays are possible lolol. in doc3, which is a ge class in UCSD's marshall college, i wrote about how starcraft can relate to conformity and how some players play without conforming to the current norm and make new norms blah blah haha It was a GE class. You probably had a shitty adjunct who felt bad and gave you a passing grade. | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2801 Posts
On September 10 2009 04:45 Aesop wrote: Maybe talk about how e-sports players are real athletes, contrary to common cliches like nerdy cellar-childs. QFT Seriously, this will give you at least 6 pages of pure argument. If I was you, I'd definitively go for it. | ||
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Jonoman92
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