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On November 04 2008 05:23 LosingID8 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2008 03:20 closed wrote:
I never understood why the players cannot write anything during a match.
I understand that they might be afraid of swearing, but banning players for typing anything is simply retarded. The players could always say something interesting, even a "^^" after some nice action could be interesting - in terms of marketing. I remember that in some old Boxer-Nada match, that was made for fun, Boxer typed something funny in Korean (something regarding Nada's name, or whatever). This lead to people talking about the game - so probably more people would watch them.
Does anyone have any ideas why the leagues have so bad marketing skills? boxer once commentated during a game on (neo?) forte that his main was too small. his poor opponent freaked out because he thought that it implied some sort of crazy proxy strategy and wasted a lot of time scouting all over the map. the rookie then proceeded to lose the game. since then, chatting has been banned.
Really? I thought it was chalrenge and his swearing on battle.net, unless i'm wrong, or this was a sarcastic post >.>
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On November 04 2008 05:23 LosingID8 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2008 03:20 closed wrote:
I never understood why the players cannot write anything during a match.
I understand that they might be afraid of swearing, but banning players for typing anything is simply retarded. The players could always say something interesting, even a "^^" after some nice action could be interesting - in terms of marketing. I remember that in some old Boxer-Nada match, that was made for fun, Boxer typed something funny in Korean (something regarding Nada's name, or whatever). This lead to people talking about the game - so probably more people would watch them.
Does anyone have any ideas why the leagues have so bad marketing skills? boxer once commentated during a game on (neo?) forte that his main was too small. his poor opponent freaked out because he thought that it implied some sort of crazy proxy strategy and wasted a lot of time scouting all over the map. the rookie then proceeded to lose the game. since then, chatting has been banned.
lol Boxer, coming up with creative ways to win since 2001
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HonestTea
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On November 04 2008 05:23 LosingID8 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2008 03:20 closed wrote:
I never understood why the players cannot write anything during a match.
I understand that they might be afraid of swearing, but banning players for typing anything is simply retarded. The players could always say something interesting, even a "^^" after some nice action could be interesting - in terms of marketing. I remember that in some old Boxer-Nada match, that was made for fun, Boxer typed something funny in Korean (something regarding Nada's name, or whatever). This lead to people talking about the game - so probably more people would watch them.
Does anyone have any ideas why the leagues have so bad marketing skills? boxer once commentated during a game on (neo?) forte that his main was too small. his poor opponent freaked out because he thought that it implied some sort of crazy proxy strategy and wasted a lot of time scouting all over the map. the rookie then proceeded to lose the game. since then, chatting has been banned.
That was no rookie!
It was JuniToss!
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On November 04 2008 05:04 Fangster wrote:
I remember something about H.O.T.'s scourge vs nadas BC where nade typed T_T or something. That was epic.
I remember tl.net vs gg.net "effort" got like 9 pooled by lastromantic? and he typed T_T instead of moving his marines lol
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United States17042 Posts
On November 04 2008 06:05 o3.power91 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2008 05:23 LosingID8 wrote:On November 04 2008 03:20 closed wrote:
I never understood why the players cannot write anything during a match.
I understand that they might be afraid of swearing, but banning players for typing anything is simply retarded. The players could always say something interesting, even a "^^" after some nice action could be interesting - in terms of marketing. I remember that in some old Boxer-Nada match, that was made for fun, Boxer typed something funny in Korean (something regarding Nada's name, or whatever). This lead to people talking about the game - so probably more people would watch them.
Does anyone have any ideas why the leagues have so bad marketing skills? boxer once commentated during a game on (neo?) forte that his main was too small. his poor opponent freaked out because he thought that it implied some sort of crazy proxy strategy and wasted a lot of time scouting all over the map. the rookie then proceeded to lose the game. since then, chatting has been banned. lol Boxer, coming up with creative ways to win since 2001
Creative is one way to put it. I would say that boxer has been winning every way possible since 2001 xD
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the players who writes gg loses the game.
Doesnt matter if he would win it or not.
I think he HAS to leave the game after he types gg anyway.
But otherwise it doesnt really matter because the other play can just stop playing and walk away ~~~
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EPT
