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CNN does a video profile inside the life of Mvp - Page 4
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publicenemies
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MarineKing sister is pretty hot.. | ||
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IshinShishi
Japan6156 Posts
On August 03 2012 11:26 iky43210 wrote: you can definitely get addicted to sports and exercising, much rarer than video games addictions for sure but its definitely a problem for some people. those people get high off of it, and shows almost all addiction signs. End up exerting themselves that it hurts them physically and mentally. Preeeetty much, people can get addicted to virtually ANYTHING. | ||
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Torte de Lini
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zuperketla
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Yoshi Kirishima
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Lumi
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FinalForm
United States450 Posts
but damn mvp you could have ran a bit on the treadmill lol | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10380 Posts
first of all the narrator's voice gets annoying with all the random pauses <_> Anyways... Tasteless says there is a difference between addicted gamers and competitive gamers, and that addicted gamers cannot truly be competitive. The narrator goes on to say that's not always true, and that there are a range of addicted gamers between the professional and amateur level... I guess CNN didn't understand (from that quote) that Tasteless was trying to just point out that competitive gamers are not all addicted gamers, but many are simply dedicated (as he says elsewhere) to mastering the intellectual games. At least, that's how I see it. Tasteless meant competitive gamer as in a gamer who is dedicated to being a professional gamer, while CNN seemed to interpret it in that quote as a "good" or "skilled" gamer (and that you can be "skilled" in games that you can't beat but are neither intellectual like Starcraft). | ||
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Ritchie
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GTR
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GT350
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zerger420
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aznball123
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10380 Posts
On August 03 2012 12:13 GTR wrote: nothing will ever eclipse the xellos national geographic documentary. Agreed! NG's documentary (in both length and quality) trumps all by far. I hope they make another one soon, now that eSports has grown a lot (that documentary was 7 years ago, which is a lot for eSports since eSports is relatively very new). In that documentary, i got the impression that people were still prize hunting and many practiced uncomfortably (looking at SC2 practice houses these days, they are much better). I mean, people still do prize hunt and such today, but there are many more sponsorships, and progamers today can make a lot of money coaching/streaming, which is additional revenue on top of their already steady salaries, paid-for-food/water/shelter/electricity/etc., tournament winnings, public appearances, modeling, etc. The only real thing I can criticize about NG's documentary is that I don't think they made it clear how much exactly they were living on. I don't know if this was intentional or if it was to make the documentary more interesting (passionate people working with little reward) and xello's story more amazing, but I got the impression that they were living almost completely on prize money alone. With winning only $20,000 or so with Xello's gold for 1 year, and the money being shared... seemed very very little to me once you spread it around ~10-15 people. You could look at this as a good or bad thing; it shows how passionate these people are but also gives an impression that the scene is very "small" and maybe not even "serious" when what seems to be the greatest tournament (WCG) only gives ~$20,000 to one starcraft progamer. | ||
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Goldfish
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On August 03 2012 08:34 Verror wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ClBeaT4chA&feature=relmfu another video by CNN about gaming in south korea, but in a more negative light. Features MKP and tasteless some. Wow they got Tasteless again! Also you should watch it. There's a MarineKing bio in the middle and it's not negative (it's good). MPK fans should definitely watch that video for MKP . | ||
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monitor
United States2409 Posts
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
On August 03 2012 12:13 GTR wrote: nothing will ever eclipse the xellos national geographic documentary. That was an awesome documentary, but National Geographic made a name on documentaries. CNN did a a good job putting together a nice piece about MVP. I would love to see them do one at an MLG to show that foreign scene is really big too! | ||
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Hypemeup
Sweden2783 Posts
To bad MVPs injury is holding him back, seems like all the best and most dominating players in the world gets injured at some point or another. | ||
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Condor Hero
United States2931 Posts
On August 03 2012 12:13 GTR wrote: nothing will ever eclipse the xellos national geographic documentary. THAT was sick but it's nice seeing this generation getting some attention. | ||
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whodat92
United States48 Posts
On August 03 2012 11:27 NOOBALOPSE wrote: Other players good for documentaries: IdrA, HuK, iNcontroL, Grubby, DRG, Sheth, NaNiWa, WhiteRa, and maybe DeMusliM? I just noticed that 4 of these are EG players... o.o Just a small comment, when you show shots of the game, make it look exciting and make sure that the player's race is in the screen and that a Terran player (because it was Mvp who was in the documentary) was the one selecting the units etc. and doing whatever. Grubby would be great for a documentary, especially if/when he goes to China. | ||
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