"This community is just so damn nice..." Huh? - Page 2
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SigmaoctanusIV
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Cofo
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OmniEulogy
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On August 19 2011 06:11 Cofo wrote: Yeah, most of the time "community" refers to Live events and/or TL. The community at large isn't amazing, but it's not the worst either. Try playing something like Dota/HoN/XboxLive/WoW and you'll see that we have it pretty good. wc3 in general. it wasn't even just DotA lol. But yeah I don't mind this community half as much as the ones that used to be on wcr =/ | ||
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lizzard_warish
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On August 19 2011 04:46 ComaDose wrote: Neither of those things are true... teamliquid is manner. 90% of players on ladder are not bad manner at least? I think time will leave us with something better. The heart is there. I dont care if the community is respectful or not, but the OP is obviously correct in that the whole community is overwhelmingly NOT. | ||
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Myles
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On August 19 2011 05:58 moose162 wrote: It doesn't make a dent in my life one way or another. I'm just noting the inherent obstacle in promoting SC2 or E-Sports in general. That is, the fact that it's core is populated by internet identities. With internet identities comes volatility and a tendency for people to devolve into having prepubescent tendencies. I don't know about you, but when I go watch a sporting event, there's a ton of BM assholes. | ||
turdburgler
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he also doesnt wade into pointless internet debates which only serve to make people hate you, and never result in more fans. so i can see why day9 thinks everyone is just super | ||
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Boodini
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Its also hard to be genuinely funny, but sadly that doesn't stop most people from trying to come up with the wittiest response. | ||
Myles
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On August 19 2011 07:44 Boodini wrote: Its easy to forget that these words and posts aren't just letters on a screen, but are actually thoughts and opinions of real people. I'm reminded of when Blizzard said they were going to force their WoW forum users to display the poster's real name, and how everyone got outraged that their identities would be compromised. Its a lot harder to be mean spirited when you remember that the person you're dealing with is also another human being. That's why live community events are better; you have to interact with other people face to face. Its also hard to be genuinely funny, but sadly that doesn't stop most people from trying to come up with the wittiest response. I don't know for sure if you're making this statement or not, but the bolded part makes me think that you're arguing that people didn't like the real name idea because then they might feel like they're talking to a real person. Let me assure you this isn't the case. Facebook uses real names(most people do at least) and there's still plenty of assholes and arguing. People didn't want real names on Blizzard forums because of the potential for real life harassment and safety issues. | ||
SafeAsCheese
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80% of the posts were shitting on Huk and EG | ||
n.DieJokes
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On August 19 2011 05:03 shawster wrote: the closest you can get to perfectly manner is the koreans but they still bm Whaaa, Koreans on ladder are bm as fuck, at least as much as anyone else. At the pro level this is true | ||
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When in a time of serious need post a thread about it and see what happens. You will see what kind of community this is. | ||
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