EPTSusan's interview questions are unprofessional - Page 3
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jingXD
United States283 Posts
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ryung70
Germany227 Posts
hey susan, next time can you ask the players to shout" ZERGRUSH KEKEKEKEE", to do a handstand, to take their shirts off or to dress as women next game? also you should squeeze more english out of them, a simple "thank you" doesn't satisfy us. p.s. i like what you were wearing and what you did with your hair =) | ||
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closed
Vatican City State491 Posts
On October 22 2008 15:18 Fontong wrote: Why not have the progamers have a little bit of an unprofessional side? If you are asking them to be professional all the time does that mean you also want them to stop doing ceremonies? 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. does this mean that you are a girl? | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
On October 22 2008 12:00 floor exercise wrote: I don't like that part of her interviews cause its awkward and they never do it anyway so why keep asking. this. If the programers went along with making noises it would be fine, but when they all refuse and you keep asking it just looks bad. They dont want to do it, so dont ask. | ||
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Mooga
United States575 Posts
If you're going to ask a progamer to make a unit noise, at least ask them to attempt to units that actually talk (e.g. marine, BC) | ||
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Antipathy
United States222 Posts
On October 22 2008 12:41 Ack1027 wrote: Also consider that Korean culture also has some dictation here. For example: Construction warning signs in Korea have this really cartoony man who's literally drawn like a character you'd see in anime giving you a friendly smile warning you that its a hard hat area. In the States, you never see that shit. The only image is men using jackhammers or cranes to huge skyscraprers or bulldozers. It's a cultural thing. Edit: like this http://bp1.blogger.com/_UNwCu7PyC6c/RqzmcNRfwGI/AAAAAAAAAB8/Yrun7WdCvFQ/s1600-h/015.JPG I thought of the culture factor as well. Here's my take: It may be normal or entertaining to Korean audiences, but if I'm not mistaken, the audience for these GOMTV streams is the foreign, english speaking community, is it not? So, we'd have to put more weight on how the foreign, not Korean, community views this tidbit. I personally enjoy the strategy oriented questions. | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On October 22 2008 20:07 jgad wrote: 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. Haha, was gonna post that. Guy is awesome. | ||
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