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Nestea vs Naniwa Korean Twitterstorm - Page 29
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woob
United Kingdom1322 Posts
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Xaeldaren
Ireland588 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:02 Clefairy wrote: @oGsMC After watching today's games I lost all words. Does he know the meaning of the word "pro". The role model for my professional mindset is Mr. WhiteRa. He really loves his fans and never gives up and is nice to everyone. Is there anyone that hates WhiteRa? I hope Naniwa can look at WhiteRa and change his mindset a bit. He doesn't even think about his opponent and in my opinion that sort of behaviour isn't right. If I had 3 wins and 0 losses and was already guaranteed first place while Naniwa was at 0 wins and 3 losses I wonder what he'd think if I just gg'ed out straight away since I'm already 1st and don't want to play him. If he says it doesn't matter because there's no money on the line then I don't think there's anything else I could say except that you are not a pro. After seeing what Naniwa did it makes me think that HerO who was really disappointed in himself after losing is a really amazing person. This made me happy inside. I love MC so much. Can you translate the tweets between MC and Nestea? | ||
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Waterflow
Sweden1550 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:01 Cyro wrote: I dont understand what the big deal is, r/starcraft etc has like 50 posts about this... He probe rushed in a game that didnt matter, so what? They were both out anyway Overreacting dramaqueens with no testicles who feel bad about their situation in life taking out their rage on a guy probe rushing in a pointless game. That pretty much sums it up i guess? | ||
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mcmartini
Australia1972 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:02 Clefairy wrote: @oGsMC After watching today's games I lost all words. Does he know the meaning of the word "pro". The role model for my professional mindset is Mr. WhiteRa. He really loves his fans and never gives up and is nice to everyone. Is there anyone that hates WhiteRa? I hope Naniwa can look at WhiteRa and change his mindset a bit. He doesn't even think about his opponent and in my opinion that sort of behaviour isn't right. If I had 3 wins and 0 losses and was already guaranteed first place while Naniwa was at 0 wins and 3 losses I wonder what he'd think if I just gg'ed out straight away since I'm already 1st and don't want to play him. If he says it doesn't matter because there's no money on the line then I don't think there's anything else I could say except that you are not a pro. After seeing what Naniwa did it makes me think that HerO who was really disappointed in himself after losing is a really amazing person. Wow MC really knows how to tell a story, feel even worse for herO now  | ||
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:06 Waterflow wrote: Overreacting dramaqueens with no testicles who feel bad about their situation in life taking out their rage on a guy probe rushing in a pointless game. That pretty much sums it up i guess? More like people who don't tolerate throwing matches. | ||
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fush
Canada563 Posts
though either way, it doesn't make what he did right. pretty bone headed move to not think about the consequences and the paying viewers, as well as embarassing his team, fans, and sponsors with something like this. really limits his own options in the future, as i think any team thinking of taking him on is now more wary than ever about the package that comes with signing him. | ||
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AndyGB4
Canada156 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:02 Clefairy wrote: @oGsMC After watching today's games I lost all words. Does he know the meaning of the word "pro". The role model for my professional mindset is Mr. WhiteRa. He really loves his fans and never gives up and is nice to everyone. Is there anyone that hates WhiteRa? I hope Naniwa can look at WhiteRa and change his mindset a bit. He doesn't even think about his opponent and in my opinion that sort of behaviour isn't right. If I had 3 wins and 0 losses and was already guaranteed first place while Naniwa was at 0 wins and 3 losses I wonder what he'd think if I just gg'ed out straight away since I'm already 1st and don't want to play him. If he says it doesn't matter because there's no money on the line then I don't think there's anything else I could say except that you are not a pro. After seeing what Naniwa did it makes me think that HerO who was really disappointed in himself after losing is a really amazing person. Wow MC, nicely said. I cant disagree with any of that. | ||
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mr.grimm
Sweden63 Posts
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Angel_
United States1617 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:08 mcmartini wrote: Wow MC really knows how to tell a story, feel even worse for herO now Hero had MC in his head, and his nerves, and opened with a funky build from an outsiders perspective I would GUESS because he had to do something other than his "norm" for pvp, or felt he needed to play off, or whatever other train of thought was going on. And he still went into that game planning to win and was disappointed and sad and apologizing to his fans for playing so badly at the end. But he tried all the way through to the end. That is what it means to be a professional. | ||
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Insurrectionist
Norway141 Posts
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coloursheep
China496 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:02 Clefairy wrote: @oGsMC After watching today's games I lost all words. Does he know the meaning of the word "pro". The role model for my professional mindset is Mr. WhiteRa. He really loves his fans and never gives up and is nice to everyone. Is there anyone that hates WhiteRa? I hope Naniwa can look at WhiteRa and change his mindset a bit. He doesn't even think about his opponent and in my opinion that sort of behaviour isn't right. If I had 3 wins and 0 losses and was already guaranteed first place while Naniwa was at 0 wins and 3 losses I wonder what he'd think if I just gg'ed out straight away since I'm already 1st and don't want to play him. If he says it doesn't matter because there's no money on the line then I don't think there's anything else I could say except that you are not a pro. After seeing what Naniwa did it makes me think that HerO who was really disappointed in himself after losing is a really amazing person. How can it be that MC is younger than Naniwa but has so much more wisdom? For all that has been said on either side of this debate it was really nice to see MC lay it out so plainly, Naniwa did not act in a professional manner, here are the reasons why and presenting an example of what is a true professional gamer. | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:10 fush wrote: i think this is all a slight overreaction, since it's not like the first time this has happened or will it be the last. naniwa simply took a more direct route... essentially giving the middle finger to the spirit of competition whereas others have done it more discretely. feels like he's being targetted because of his previous history, because as someone had said, if nestea just 6pooled him on the spot, this whole fiasco likely wouldn't have existed, though the circumstances would have been similar. though either way, it doesn't make what he did right. pretty bone headed move to not think about the consequences and the paying viewers, as well as embarassing his team, fans, and sponsors with something like this. really limits his own options in the future, as i think any team thinking of taking him on is now more wary than ever about the package that comes with signing him. Very fair post. The question for most people is when is he going to start thinking of the consequences? Not just for him, but for the sponsors, teams, fans, etc. | ||
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zdfgucker
China594 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:06 Waterflow wrote: Overreacting dramaqueens with no testicles who feel bad about their situation in life taking out their rage on a guy probe rushing in a pointless game. That pretty much sums it up i guess? Now you're just being rude. Be happy I don't know how to report posts (can't find a button) and quickly edit the post before anybody else does it. You're a Naniwa fan, fine, but others are more objective than you - which does not mean you have to insult them. | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:13 zdfgucker wrote: Now you're just being rude. Be happy I don't know how to report posts (can't find a button) and quickly edit the post before anybody else does it. You're a Naniwa fan, fine, but others are more objective than you - which does not mean you have to insult them. Meh. I think he was targetting the insult towards r/starcraft and not the people in this thread haha. | ||
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ZisforZerg
United States224 Posts
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Xadar
497 Posts
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
idrajit Greg Fields dont have meaningless matches if you want players to take them seriously. On December 14 2011 00:14 Xadar wrote: I just want to remind you that Coca got banned for doing something similar, just nor nearly as bad. Those were all moves made by SlayerS. GOM doesn't have anything in place for something like this. Naniwa played a game - he obeyed fully in that sense. He didn't forfeit the match without playing or anything. It will be interesting to see how Quantic responds to all this. Maybe the same with Startale (I hope they don't boot him). | ||
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mr_tolkien
France8631 Posts
On December 13 2011 23:56 mmgironi wrote: see football worldcups In 2004, Russia was 0-3 in its groupe at the Euro UEFA Championship. They had to play Greece, the HOST of the cup, and beating them could have made them not pass the group, as they were 1/1/0 atm, like Spain. They did fight to their best, and won the game 2-1. It was their only win of the whole champ. Greece still made it through because Spain lost 0-1 to Portugal, and had scored less goals. Greece went on to win the championship undefeated. Except by Russia, in pool plays, who did their best to offer a good showing and show their ability. I'm sorry, but no, when you're passionated about your sport, you do your best. Whatever happens. | ||
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