What is the cost of good manner? - Page 2

On September 10 2009 09:52 dhe95 wrote:

Honestly, how hard is that though? That happened to me once though, except i dont' think he knew he lost. I forgot the fact reavers outranged sunkens =P maybe you too =P

On September 10 2009 08:58 DanceCommander wrote:
I just played a 42 min game on hbr against some kid. the game was over at 15 min. he took a top left exp and sunk/spored it and refused to leave unless i busted it. fucking ridiculous.

Everyone needs good manner!

On September 10 2009 09:29 Sadist wrote:
Some people take the internet too seriously.

A bunch of people ask for "bm" anyway. Im always amazed at the koreans who freak out when you leave and dont say gg and then wont re you. As if saying gg is some sort of law. I understand having gg for televised games because then its not like the person just randomly leaves. But online? Come on.

On September 10 2009 08:20 Manifesto7 wrote:
Frontpaged.

On September 11 2009 08:12 exeprime wrote:


The way I see it, gg-ing is an act of maturity - accepting your loss like a man, and being clear-headed enough to understand that a defeat is a learning experience - yes, even getting cheesed, maybe even more so - there's nothing like a cannon rush to teach you to scout the ramp behind your base on medusa. The same way I don't like playing pool against a twelve-year-old brat, I don't like playing starcraft against people that behave immaturely.

Bm-ing when you're winning is just as bad, because as long as you're not Bisu or Jaedong, you're still a noob relative to other people, and being all cocky just because you're beating someone seems... well, immature again.

Overall, i see people that don't say gg after a game like people you know that don't say hello on the street - not something i'd get mad over, but definitely not a person that's worth my time.