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On November 09 2010 04:07 teamsolid wrote: Why is this thread still open when like 90% of people fully disagree with him? There's nothing really constructive going on here...
His OP was more constructive than your entire history of posts. Just because you don't agree with his thesis doesn't mean it should be closed.
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This thread has taken a refreshing turn.
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On November 09 2010 04:20 cz wrote:Show nested quote +On November 09 2010 04:07 teamsolid wrote: Why is this thread still open when like 90% of people fully disagree with him? There's nothing really constructive going on here... His OP was more constructive than your entire history of posts. Just because you don't agree with his thesis doesn't mean it should be closed.
It's not about agreeing with it, it's that it's wrong.
The argument boils down to: - This shouldn't be done because of the negative image this could have for E-SPORTS.
The reality is: -There was like 5 minutes of crude jokes after 3 hours of casting.
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On November 09 2010 04:22 Twistacles wrote:Show nested quote +On November 09 2010 04:20 cz wrote:On November 09 2010 04:07 teamsolid wrote: Why is this thread still open when like 90% of people fully disagree with him? There's nothing really constructive going on here... His OP was more constructive than your entire history of posts. Just because you don't agree with his thesis doesn't mean it should be closed. It's not about agreeing with it, it's that it's wrong.
What do you think "agreeing" means?
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On November 09 2010 04:10 Nevy wrote: While I don't particulary agree with the OP he does raise some valid points. This type of thing is probably not what's going to promote esports to a broader mainstream audience.
A broad mainstream audience wasn't gonna watch this either way. This was not something to broaden Esports audience, or to look super professional. If I wanna make people interested in SC2 or Esports I'm not gonna show them that video, blowjob jokes or not.
This was however a great service for the fans, and they really delivered on that. (I was a little disappointed they didn't interview Nazgul but oh well :p) they deserve all the thanks they can get.
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On November 09 2010 03:59 iCCup.Diamond wrote: Wait you were offended by Slasher saying blowjob but nothing iNcontroL may have said at any point offended you?
Interesting....
gotta agree, that's a bit weird ^^
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On November 08 2010 23:57 Kraz.Del wrote: There was nothing offensive during the last 10 mins. This thread should be locked. Absolutely agreed man. The sensitivity among people these days is sickening. Take a fucking joke, have a beer, try and see some tits, have fun. Fuck.
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On November 09 2010 04:10 EchOne wrote: Who exactly are these people who will get so vehemently offended and will organize and vocalize with such force that sponsors will assess their ill will as outweighing our good will?
Ill will is about 10x as potent in business as good will and can spread quickly. It doesn't take much to cause a problem, especially not if the complaint is something most people would agree is bad.
If somebody goes off on a crazy gay-bashing rant or a racist rant or gives out someone's personal info and tells people to harass them -- that's the kind of stuff 4chan or Reddit goes on the warpath about.
Or take it another direction. If the SCII scene is rife with sex and needlessly vulgar stuff (which it kind of is), it doesn't take much to see how that will hurt the ability to attract and keep younger kids who want to watch. If the wrong parent overhears something at the exact wrong moment, not only will Johnny not get to watch SCII anymore, but some bureaucrat or news outlet or watchgroup is going to get a call. Then you start hearing crap like, "Esports -- Why You Might Need to Keep Your Child Away." Then Blizzard has to do kill the scapegoat by shutting down some caster or player or organizer or making things even tighter.
Not that it's very likely to happen because the people leading things are pretty savvy, but if you just let stuff go with absolutely no measures to keep that from happening, it will happen. The only danger is if those controls don't happen fast enough and something unlucky happens.
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Threads stays open. Ban trap of the day, thank you OP. Threads like these make it really easy to weed out the idiots on this forum.
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On November 09 2010 04:13 VonLego wrote: For those of you who mindlessly attack the OP like rats on cheese, please think logically and not with your genitalia. You don't all but intentionally cut off a large portion of your fan base for no reason than to stick it to the man. Reading this thread it just reminds me that the cliche gamer is a 15-22 year old pot head who thinks pornography is cool and loves to talk about drugs. Even though TL is a bit "higher class" on average, these dregs of the gaming world still permeate everything.
wait what
I think this paragraph needs a bit more attention!
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@OP: In many sports-events the winners of big tournaments behave like animals afterwards and are filmed fooling around naked in the shower, pooring champagne over one another and generally act in a way that would embarass a five year old
Is this a problem?
No, exactly the opposite - it's nice for the viewer to get an insight into what's going on "backstage", how those ppl enjoy themselves and not just the shiny lies normally presented for the general public. And I hope that your point wasn't that the problem is that they "were" just having fun, because then you seriously need to lighten up.
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Seriously, I hear about "professionalism" all day at work and the last thing I want to see at home are professionalism crusaders.
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It's been brought up before but you guys do realize they spend almost 2 hours to get the stream to work, amidst all the work they did FOR ESPORTS throughout the entire weekend, just so people like you can enjoy a little back stage entertainment with these guys? Seriously, do us a favor and take that fucking stick out of your ass.
For the record your RIGHT to opinion is respected, but your opinion is not, please stop bitching about the hard work these people do.
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LOL, I thought that was the reason this thread was open still zatic. On a side note, I always thought the Halo 3 players were the frat boys of the e sports scene. Halo 3 paid like 20k to each player while Jinro only won 6200. E sports for SC2 is just starting to grow and things like Lo3 only solidify the strong fanbase. The guy also making jokes (slayer i believe) isnt that behind the scene anyways. I could understand your point more if Day9 was the one making racy jokes
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On November 09 2010 04:30 sleepingdog wrote: @OP: In many sports-events the winners of big tournaments behave like animals afterwards and are filmed fooling around naked in the shower, pooring champagne over one another and generally act in a way that would embarass a five year old
Nobody finds that stuff offensive, though. The OP was talking about being careful of offensive stuff. The better analogy would be if the guys won the World Series and one of the interviewers asked the pitcher about whether he's expecting a celebratory blowjob later that night.
(Again, I'm not saying I agree with the OP, but I don't think your example really works.)
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I'm not really understanding people's concern here, people were drinking and having a good time. Then you go on to refer to them as 'party boys', giving them what seems to be some kind of negative connotation, but you don't really identify why and keep the implications anyways. I could understand your concern if they were having a party a bit more 'hardcore', with drugs and promiscuous girls (which even then still isn't obscene), but what I saw on the stream was a pretty toned down 'sausage fest' party that would be seen as perfectly socially acceptable in the majority of circles. I don't know what rock you've been living under but you've really got to pull your head out of your ass.
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On November 09 2010 04:33 adeezy wrote: LOL, I thought that was the reason this thread was open still zatic. On a side note, I always thought the Halo 3 players were the frat boys of the e sports scene. Halo 3 paid like 20k to each player while Jinro only won 6200. E sports for SC2 is just starting to grow and things like Lo3 only solidify the strong fanbase. The guy also making jokes (slayer i believe) isnt that behind the scene anyways. I could understand your point more if Day9 was the one making racy jokes
And what I saw from Day 9 was nothing but professional. He refused to have a beer on the stream and acted as he always does. No credit there though, the attention is on someone 90% of mlg doesn't know and one joke.
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I did see him have a beer though so I dont know what you are referring to.
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I'll reply to this... eventually. I'm totally beat.
We spend about 2 hours BEFORE the cast even went up trying to get it working. I basically setup a mobile casting solution with the help of SirScoots in that two hours. It was a pain, but yes... we wanted to do it for the community.
What I really wanna address is the whole "professionalism" thing. I have 12 years of history in this industry (pro-gaming/esports) and I'm sure I could drop some epic knowledge bombs that would have most people in here clearly understand why I choose to represent gaming the way I choose to.
I'd love to drop the novel in my head right now, but I frankly have no god damn energy.
Rest assured, I'm happy to address the OP and the supporters on both sides of the "issue" (if you can even call it that?)
Interesting read none the less.
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why is OP getting so much hate? so you disagree with his opinion, but it doesnt mean he is "bitching". His post is polite, mild mannered, and just wanting to remind JP/MLG that in the age of the interwebs, everything is public. All it takes for a perfect reputation to be tarnished is one small obscure fuckup that has been recorded.
Which is not to say the MLG afterparty cast is a fuckup, far from it actually. Nobody is disputing the hard work and awesomeness of MLG tournaments. It is just wise to be aware of these things and to not be caught off guard. If you are intentionally broadcasting BJ jokes, then all is fine, as long as it is not a "oh i forgot the webcam was turned on" moment, as long as it is completely intentional, then MLG is aware of the consequences and choose to take it.
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djWHEAT to the rescue. Good job last night man, looks like it was fun to be there even more than it was to watch it.
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