EPTSusan's interview questions are unprofessional - Page 2
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il0seonpurpose
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Insane Lane
United States397 Posts
On October 22 2008 11:29 RoC)Ninjah wrote: You have a valid point, but i think susie makes the interviews a bit more interesting, considering most of the people watching foodball are hyper children, highschool jocks, and middle aged men. With starcraft, it's mostly young men with a good sense of a humor. So, good point? yes, realisitic? not in my opinion. Wow what a horrible stereotype lol... Anyway, I don't see any need at all to make these interviews so "professional". I personally enjoyed lilsusie asking for the unit sounds, as indeed it is a break from the usual "I like Starcraft 2 and I will try it out. Also, I will work hard to be the best." Professonal gamer does not mean dead serious demeanor. Don't gauge how a progamer should act based on what you think will achieve mainstream popularity, because you simply don't know if that's the case(most likely isn't). I mean, FBH makes ridiculous crotch thrusts and half of lecaf dresses as women and they still get so much respect from their fans. Plus, laughing at unit sounds is hardly laughing at them... it is laughing with them... Just like "I will destroy everyone in 2009". And that was Savior saying it by himself. OMGWTF Savior unprofessional! Ban him from Starcraft! My only disappointment was in susie not asking Bisu what he used for his hair. | ||
Raithed
China7078 Posts
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SonuvBob
Aiur21552 Posts
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capek
United States585 Posts
haha. topic owned. | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On October 22 2008 12:52 SonuvBob wrote: There's nothing wrong with fun questions, as long as they don't send the player into super-shy mode like w/Savior. :p I bet after the next round when she asks them again, they'll be more willing to do it. | ||
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Bosu
United States3247 Posts
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semioldguy
United States7488 Posts
On October 22 2008 14:06 Bosu wrote: They should spend some time with their coaches practicing interviewing skills. I find myself becoming a fan of the pros that have given good interviews. For whatever reason... when I first read this I thought you were referring to them practicing to make unit sounds with their coaches. I think I am currently a little sleep deprived though. | ||
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CDRdude
United States5625 Posts
On October 22 2008 14:42 semioldguy wrote: For whatever reason... when I first read this I thought you were referring to them practicing to make unit sounds with their coaches. I think I am currently a little sleep deprived though. They should do that too. Then during proleague matches, both teams can make unit sounds, and imitate a whole battle. | ||
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Fontong
United States6454 Posts
I always rooted for Zeus to win his 2v2s just so I could see some ceremony action. I think Korean fangirls would also be sad to not see ceremonies. | ||
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Aerox
Malaysia1213 Posts
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inlagdsil
Canada957 Posts
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jkillashark
United States5262 Posts
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EvoChamber
France2505 Posts
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BluzMan
Russian Federation4235 Posts
Susan is fine =) | ||
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29 fps
United States5725 Posts
On October 22 2008 11:56 GarlicPepper wrote: Just to be clear the only thing I don't like is the requests to make Starcraft sounds. It's true that the audience is young, so a light hearted interview fits pretty well. if you only dislike the requests for sounds, then don't generalize that all her interview questions are bad. i think they're great. plus, it's sc! the sound mimicking makes it more interesting! | ||
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cujo2k
Canada1044 Posts
On October 22 2008 12:52 SonuvBob wrote: There's nothing wrong with fun questions, as long as they don't send the player into super-shy mode like w/Savior. :p Yea, fun questions are the best only if the progamer is willing to be embarassed. And as for the guy that said it was unprofessional to ask korean progamers to make unit sounds, maybe it is..but I wouldn't exactly call the whole english Gom setup that professional to begin with..Like last season we barely ever got to see Tasteless talk on camera, nor was there a co caster and we had no interviews.. so this season is much better, and I think Tasteless/Susie are just trying to have fun with the whole thing while it lasts. | ||
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jgad
Canada899 Posts
On October 22 2008 11:28 General Nuke Em wrote: Yeah, more of this is always awesome. This is the most relevant reply, imo. Boxer made unit sounds famous. Boxer is the essence of starcraft. Therefore, doing unit sounds is also the essence of starcraft. QED. I mean, it's practically part of Korean subculture. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32165 Posts
On October 22 2008 11:26 lilsusie wrote: That's cool dude - everyone's entitled to his/her own opinion. I'm just sick of "I'll try harder next time and show you a good performance. I will train harder. Thank you for your support" But I guess you like the generic answers. If ONLY someone would ask Peyton to make noises. I bet he would. "I think we played well, my team played well, next week we'll have to push harder and overcome the obstacles that come to us". Bleh. I can;t imagine why you wouldn;t want someone to do what susie's doing. Random questions like that allow him to act like a human, not a robot like his sponsors want him to be. edit: haha susan. that makes you sound old =p | ||
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Piste
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