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Saracen
United States5139 Posts
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Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
On July 30 2010 04:06 QuickStriker wrote: 1. No one, especially you, never gave me a chance nor opportunity to help out when I requested it. Did I ever get a PM or translating team to be requested to be deployed? Must I always be the first one to make the move to reach out and do something about it? You're always saying how you need more translators and all and that manpower is short but it seems to me that you constantly ignored me on purpose without even the slight consideration of the possibility that I am here to willing help out. But instead of PMing, you want to take this out here so fine. I'm going to step in here and say this isn't how it works. You don't go around "requesting to be deployed". TL doesn't work this way, you know why? Because everyone volunteers and has tons of time to help out until it comes time to actually do anything, then very few produce. You get on a team by doing things on your own. We need people who are self motivated, who do things without having to be told. If you showed some initiative and actually did some content, great, this would be a totally different story. You haven't. | ||
_awake_
196 Posts
On July 29 2010 18:29 Lokian wrote: Who cares about E-sports? Really? Do you think Kespa cares? Seeing as how they rather be head-honcho than negotiate, I beg to differ. how very ignorant. do you even know what kespa is? | ||
matjlav
Germany2435 Posts
On July 30 2010 04:23 heyoka wrote: I'm going to step in here and say this isn't how it works. You don't go around "requesting to be deployed". TL doesn't work this way, you know why? Because everyone volunteers and has tons of time to help out until it comes time to actually do anything, then very few produce. You get on a team by doing things on your own. We need people who are self motivated, who do things without having to be told. If you showed some initiative and actually did some content, great, this would be a totally different story. You haven't. Then just say so. Milkis being such a dick about it was completely uncalled for (unless there was some previous incident where QuickStriker was told this). I mean, it should be pretty easy to figure out, but there was absolutely no reason to lash out like that instead of just nicely telling him that he doesn't need to ask permission to just go translate a PL interview. Even if he's been told that before, Milkis still ridiculously overreacted. | ||
_awake_
196 Posts
On July 30 2010 01:05 Zona wrote: Your very one-sided rant prompted me to look at your post history. All your posts are simply about how SC2 cannot have flaws and how professional Brood War was fixed. You seem to have an agenda. no doubt the poster is a product of blizzard's $30m advertising budget. | ||
ghrur
United States3786 Posts
On July 30 2010 04:19 Saracen wrote: Time for a grudgematch ![]() OH HELL YES. Milkis vs Quickstriker please. ![]() | ||
cru[N]chy
France9 Posts
![]() he was like my favorite progamer even though i dont even play zerg i'd really like to see that interview that savior had though | ||
leandroqm
Netherlands874 Posts
Doesn't matter anything to be apologizing now. Slap my face and say I'm sorry? I'll not forgive you. Even tho Savior claims he never threw a game on purpose, we can never confirm that. Also, if he fixed matches for his "friends", he is as guilty as he would be if he was throwing games only. Sometimes it looks that people don't think before acting and end up messing everything around'em to, only then, apologize to everyone "from the bottom of my heart"... Come on!!! Stop doing bad things and you won't need to apologize, got damnit! | ||
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Milkis
5003 Posts
Then just say so. Milkis being such a dick about it was completely uncalled for (unless there was some previous incident where QuickStriker was told this). I mean, it should be pretty easy to figure out, but there was absolutely no reason to lash out like that instead of just nicely telling him that he doesn't need to ask permission to just go translate a PL interview. Even if he's been told that before, Milkis still ridiculously overreacted. I'm pretty sure he knows this. He has attempted to translate before, only to 1) quit after a short attempt, 2) only managed to translate one line in an interview during that time. The point is this. No one will ask you to translate unless you have proven yourself to be a consistent and good translator. I've heard nothing but negative things about QS's stream translations, and judging by his attempt I witnessed, there's no reason why I should be asking him for help at all. I'm willing to help most people who wants to translate and help them with corrections, tips, whatever. However, even assigning anything to a "new" translator is risky -- 1) you're not going to be translating that because you have assigned it, 2) you don't know how good it will be, so you potentially end up with an article that should have been translated, but was not translated because either the quality is poor or the new translator just ended up being bag filled with air. My post was rude, but I don't believe it was overreacting. It was meant to be rude, a kick, so to speak, to QS saying that, instead of saying "I'll help I'll help" constantly in many, many threads I have witnessed, maybe he should actually put out something good and consistently before we even consider asking him for help. In my opinion it's extremely arrogant to think you can help out with something when you yourself admit that your language skills are absolutely poor, which is something QS has mentioned in the public many, many times. If he admits that his Korean is poor, then what reason do we have to ask him for help? The only way he's going to ever get better if he gets off his high horse and walks the talk and starts translating things himself and asking for help instead of "waiting" for anyone to ask him for help. It's ridiculous, and honestly, I find his attitude insulting to translators who actually put in effort, even to translators like white_horse, Nal_Rawr, and kOre, whose translations may not be perfect, but have put in tremendous effort and took it to themselves to translate. Simply put -- it's insulting and annoying. It's like the little kid who constantly brags about something but never proves it at all, except QS isn't exactly a little kid. That's all I'm going to say about the subject. Sorry for having this turn into a fight. | ||
Saechiis
Netherlands4989 Posts
Do I need to draw the lines between "no dedicated servers" and "no cross server"? I hate Bobby Kotick and i hate Blizzard for thinking it was a good idead to merge with them -_-' On an up note, Savior's still trying to cover his ass ![]() PS: It just dawned on me that it was actually Activision that payed Savior for match-fixing, hoping that in doing so Starcraft would die out, forcing all the Koreans to buy Starcraft 2 ^^ | ||
matjlav
Germany2435 Posts
On July 30 2010 05:14 Milkis wrote: I'm pretty sure he knows this. He has attempted to translate before, only to 1) quit after a short attempt, 2) only managed to translate one line in an interview during that time. The point is this. No one will ask you to translate unless you have proven yourself to be a consistent and good translator. I've heard nothing but negative things about QS's stream translations, and judging by his attempt I witnessed, there's no reason why I should be asking him for help at all. I'm willing to help most people who wants to translate and help them with corrections, tips, whatever. However, even assigning anything to a "new" translator is risky -- 1) you're not going to be translating that because you have assigned it, 2) you don't know how good it will be, so you potentially end up with an article that should have been translated, but was not translated because either the quality is poor or the new translator just ended up being bag filled with air. My post was rude, but I don't believe it was overreacting. It was meant to be rude, a kick, so to speak, to QS saying that, instead of saying "I'll help I'll help" constantly in many, many threads I have witnessed, maybe he should actually put out something good and consistently before we even consider asking him for help. In my opinion it's extremely arrogant to think you can help out with something when you yourself admit that your language skills are absolutely poor, which is something QS has mentioned in the public many, many times. If he admits that his Korean is poor, then what reason do we have to ask him for help? The only way he's going to ever get better if he gets off his high horse and walks the talk and starts translating things himself and asking for help instead of "waiting" for anyone to ask him for help. It's ridiculous, and honestly, I find his attitude insulting to translators who actually put in effort, even to translators like white_horse, Nal_Rawr, and kOre, whose translations may not be perfect, but have put in tremendous effort and took it to themselves to translate. Simply put -- it's insulting and annoying. It's like the little kid who constantly brags about something but never proves it at all, except QS isn't exactly a little kid. That's all I'm going to say about the subject. Sorry for having this turn into a fight. Meh, it seems I don't totally understand the situation. Sorry for butting in and thanks for clarifying. It still seems to me that straightforward communication would work better than rude posts - but this whole situation obviously has a lot more history than I know about/care to research. | ||
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Megalisk
United States6095 Posts
On July 30 2010 05:33 Sunyveil wrote: is it just me or does savior's apology sound more like a sob story? Because thats what 90% of apologies are ![]() | ||
DemiSe
883 Posts
Can't wait and see how the Negotiations between KeSPA/OGN/MBC and Blizzard/Gretech will turn out. Hopefully for the better for the sake of esports. Has blizzard explained why they have subscription for SC2 in korea? ![]() | ||
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rotinegg
United States1719 Posts
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
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Hong Kong4685 Posts
On July 29 2010 23:45 infinity2k9 wrote: For their PC cafe culture paying 20% of everything is clearly not awesome at all. Whoever siad Blizzard doesn't care about eSports - probably not true, they care as long as there's some profit in it for them. They don't seem to understand its free promotion of the game if they just let it evolve naturally. At the end of the day Blizzard isn't going to pay for proleagues/starleagues, pay progamers wages, their housing and food and basically isn't going to pay for anything.. they expect it all to be one way. They might sponsor a few tournaments at first for some post-launch hypepurposes but long term i doubt they have any interest to keep supporting an eSports scene. Yeah. I still don't understand what people were thinking when they were all excited about Blizzard taking over esports. They think Blizzard will come in and pay progamers very high salaries along with a 40 hour work week. | ||
Sprouter
United States1724 Posts
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bubblegumbo
Taiwan1296 Posts
Also Blizzard Korea seems to be run by the kind of unsavory corporate leadership that Korea corporations has gotten infamous for. At this rate if they don't change their attitude the game wouldn't even be as popular as WC3. On July 29 2010 18:29 Lokian wrote: If you look at how they built BNET 2, it resembles a good system for international e-sports. They even said they will hold tournaments through the results of BNET2. I really can't see how you can say they don't care anything about e-sports seeing as how the whole game was set up for it. Forcing competitive players to paying for multiple copies in order to play against other international players resembles a "good" system? Especially when this restriction was not even an issue on their 12 year old game? You go ahead and do that bro and keep praising BNET2. | ||
iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4313 Posts
looks like sc2 is flopping bigtime in korea | ||
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