EPTOn November 21 2011 09:31 Mondieu wrote:
Why are there no TLDR's in the OP when it has like 4 pages of content -.-
Why are there no TLDR's in the OP when it has like 4 pages of content -.-
tldr; naniwa is not a jerk
Naniwa's twitter response to all the drama - Page 23
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kazie
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tldr; naniwa is not a jerk | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
On November 21 2011 10:01 metbull wrote: but what language were nani and his coach using? Cause I don't think I'd purposely use a non-native language to communicate if i didn't have to. So who knows what was communicated for sure. Unless the admin know's nani's native lang. Eh, col is not a Swedish team, why would he have a Swedish coach?... | ||
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
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ToD
France222 Posts
I'm pretty sure naniwa didnt call nestea an idiot, but probably meant to say that the way he played a game was idiotic which is not a good thing, but not nearly as bad as a lot of ppl seem to say | ||
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CeriseCherries
6170 Posts
On November 21 2011 09:31 Mondieu wrote: Why are there no TLDR's in the OP when it has like 4 pages of content -.- because you should read it, and because TL;DR's are where misconceptions are made -.- | ||
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Tabashi
Belgium129 Posts
About the "cheating": the only persons responsible for that are the MLG admins. You can't blame the players if it is in fact the admins that have given them false information. Anyway, feel free to believe what you based on the facts given in the OP. EDIT: For the people that are wondering what Nani and his manager were taking about when he entered the booth: obviously not strategical points (manager != coach) + there were MLG admins standing next to them and I don't think they would have allowed any other language than english, that, to avoid revealing crucial information to Nani (and I don't think coL has a swedish manager anyway, but I could be wrong about that last part). | ||
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sunman1g
United States334 Posts
he did not mean to disrespect nestea why does the sc2 community have to create so much drama for every little thing | ||
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Bart
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HuKPOWA
United States1604 Posts
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Unnamezz
Malaysia191 Posts
On November 21 2011 12:12 HuKPOWA wrote: Not letting go to the bathroom in between games is just plain dumb...unless they JUST gave him a break..... Why you don't go to the w.c before the game/match is actually really started? | ||
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apalemorning
Canada509 Posts
On November 21 2011 11:59 sunman1g wrote: why does the sc2 community have to create so much drama for every little thing lol, any scene is like that. music scene, art scene. i know this from first hand experience. the drama in the sc2 scene is fairly tame compared to what i've experienced. i don't want to toss around the term "human nature" but modern society almost thrives on drama. | ||
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alexey350
United States22 Posts
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SwizzY
United States1549 Posts
definitely respect him more by settling the drama. | ||
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rd
United States2586 Posts
Let's just invite kespa over so every player has to have the exact same personality. | ||
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windsupernova
Mexico5280 Posts
Really, not everyone is hating on Naniwa. Remember that on the internet its just too easy for a few vocal people to seem like a minority. The booing was indeed lame, but oh well it was not something too bad. Just regular drama from reddit and Tl. Everybody will forget it in 1 week and go back to balance whinning about the FotM race/ E: And people really need to get over this drama. Naniwa even apologized about his comments. I guess the internet mob never is pleased. | ||
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
On November 21 2011 12:14 Unnamezz wrote: Why you don't go to the w.c before the game/match is actually really started? Why would I go to the washroom before game 1 if I don't have to piss? If I have to piss after game 1 then I better be allowed to get up and go. There's "downtime" between sets for a reason, and that should include the occasional washroom break. | ||
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doner0
United States233 Posts
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Jnai
United States442 Posts
On November 21 2011 13:46 windsupernova wrote: The booing was indeed lame, but oh well it was not something too bad. Just regular drama from reddit and Tl. Everybody will forget it in 1 week and go back to balance whinning about the FotM race/ I was at the venue and booed when he was introduced for his last few matches. I think if he wants to be an ass then he's got every right to do so, but as far as I'm concerned he can reap what he sows. He showed up Nestea, a legendary player who came thousands of miles to play, he put "this tournament is a joke" on the screens on stage, he stormed out of his booth and was refusing to play, and he generally acted like an ass during interviews. I would say about 75% of the people around me were rooting against him during the finals. Imagine that - a foreigner was playing a Korean in the finals of MLG and most of the crowd was cheering openly for the Korean! I thought his play was brilliant, but that doesn't excuse the rest of it. | ||
HawaiianPig
Canada5155 Posts
It began life as a young thread with lots of potential... but that potential was not that it was destined for good things. No. On the contrary; this thread had the makings of a colossal train-wreck. A wise man once said, "Live fast and die young." If this is not proof of that maxim, I know not what is, dear gents. This thread has died young. In its short life it has done the following things: 1. Provided users a place for people to bash various players. 2. Provided users a place to levy, defend and analyze to death accusations of cheating 3. Provided users a place to blow out of proportion or gravely understate the happenings of the fine event this weekend. 4. Provided moderators with countless reports of idiocy and contemptible posts. There's nothing to be said that hasn't been said. Let us commend this thread to the deep, and leave simply a lonely rose on its grave. It gave us an outlet, but that outlet is no longer necessary. Goodnight, sweet thread. | ||
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