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Girls joining sc2 teams!
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CadenZie
Korea (South)545 Posts
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keiraknightlee
United States301 Posts
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lantz
United States762 Posts
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natebreen
United States184 Posts
Tease your "fans" that you may return soon. Women rofl. User was warned for this post | ||
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CadenZie
Korea (South)545 Posts
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cmen15
United States1519 Posts
On December 14 2011 06:22 natebreen wrote: Claim you don't want to join a pro team because you don't want to be seen as a model or spokeswoman. Tease your "fans" that you may return soon. Women rofl. o god lol.....No comment on this | ||
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DeeeJ
United States65 Posts
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Gummy
United States2180 Posts
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XXGeneration
United States625 Posts
OP I think you must realize that, displayed in the above posts, girls aren't thought of more than just spokespeople in the gaming world for now. However, I do wish you luck in your future endeavors! | ||
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Carapas
Canada242 Posts
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Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
On December 14 2011 06:43 Carapas wrote: I think girls have no place in E-sports right now, because they just act as mascots right now. I don't want to be sexist by the way. I just think that for females to have a real place in E-Sports they need a real tournament infrastructure beforehand. You don't build a house by starting with the roof. I think girls should perform first, gain audience, join teams, ???, profit for everyone!!! Because right now they just join teams because they are cute and then they just don't even play a tournament game. Like she said though, it's hard to keep improving without a team. So yeah, it's up to the teams to take their contractees seriously and properly invest in training them. Should be regardless of gender of course but it'd be nice if a team would seriously invest in training some female gamers. Hopefully this is what eSahara is doing, right? | ||
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
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natebreen
United States184 Posts
On December 14 2011 06:55 Pholon wrote: Like she said though, it's hard to keep improving without a team. So yeah, it's up to the teams to take their contractees seriously and properly invest in training them. Should be regardless of gender of course but it'd be nice if a team would seriously invest in training some female gamers. Hopefully this is what eSahara is doing, right? Climb the ladder (not meant literally). Ladder/Replays/Forums. Then groups of friends. Customs Clans Bigger Clans Competitive Clans Sponsored Teams etc. Jumping the line from laddering/Replays/Forums/Friends to Sponsored Team because of your gender is a bit silly. | ||
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Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
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rei
United States3594 Posts
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On December 14 2011 06:20 needcomputer wrote: ok but I have a serious question: are you hot? seems like they only recruit hot girls and there are a few GM girls that aren't on a pro team... User was warned for this post This is a fair question... most sc2 girls on pro teams are fairly attractive.... maybe girls get +10 to sexy when they play decently high levels of sc2? | ||
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ReachTheSky
United States3294 Posts
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mrafaeldie12
Brazil537 Posts
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On December 14 2011 09:00 ReachTheSky wrote: I think its more of a marketing thing tbh, I think many teams are doing it to try and appeal to a bigger crowd. Do i think that these females deserve it? well thats not my judgement call. I do however think that skill is the most important thing but like i said before, the teams aren't recruiting women for skill. Its for exposure. Marketing is fine, probably a similar reason why Quantic picked up Destiny, for entertainment value. But tbh i haven't seen all that much marketing from females from teams, aside from the pick-up onto the team. | ||
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synapse
China13814 Posts
On December 14 2011 08:51 wei2coolman wrote: This is a fair question... most sc2 girls on pro teams are fairly attractive.... maybe girls get +10 to sexy when they play decently high levels of sc2? I'm pretty sure the entire point is that those teams only pick up female players that will add good publicity (aka are decent looking). | ||
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