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Talin
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
Montenegro10532 Posts
April 04 2011 11:32 GMT
#6761
On April 04 2011 20:09 Razzah wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 04 2011 20:00 Talin wrote:
On April 04 2011 14:34 Essentia wrote:
On April 04 2011 11:19 chickensmasher wrote:
On April 04 2011 11:13 AlgoFlash wrote:
blah blah blah bad for esports


Yeah, popular players are bad for esports.


Idra and other "characters" like him are the best thing for e-sports. Creating drama in the scene attracts more viewers to watch the games.


Creating drama attracts the wrong kind of viewers to the scene. It turns it into the cesspool that a lot of FPS communities are.

Realize that if you want e-sports to grow, you DO NOT want a trashtalking nerd gamer kid stereotype representing it and you DO NOT want fans of similar mentality. That kind of scene might attract some extra viewers in some cultures (that the community is better off without anyway), but in a long run it will only block any further growth and keep it away from mainstream.

Also, compare some other western e-sports that generate that kind of "drama" to the Korean BW scene which is strictly professional and holds up to very high standards of behaviour - it's not that hard to see which one is more successful, more popular, more profitable and more mainstream. So how about we look up to something that's actually proven to work instead?

So no, personal drama and childishness isn't a recipe for the success of e-sports. That stuff can only help some fringe competitive video games or some "sports" specifically designed to cater to that kind of "audience". Starcraft is neither, at least I hope.


Im guessing you have a degree in human psyche? People in anything have always enjoyed others getting hurt, comedians, and people like idra.


Sometimes I think that no degree in "human psyche" would help me understand some people. You guys are impossible.

Oh, and you're wrong by the way.
Raavi
Profile Joined August 2010
Denmark156 Posts
April 04 2011 11:41 GMT
#6762
Maybe the strictly professional and very high standards of behavior is the reason why Starcraft never succeded outside of Korea?
Maybe the emotions, rivalry, drama is the reason why Starcraft 2 is about to explode in the west?
Davidmu
Profile Joined February 2011
28 Posts
April 04 2011 11:43 GMT
#6763
On April 04 2011 20:00 Talin wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 04 2011 14:34 Essentia wrote:
On April 04 2011 11:19 chickensmasher wrote:
On April 04 2011 11:13 AlgoFlash wrote:
blah blah blah bad for esports


Yeah, popular players are bad for esports.


Idra and other "characters" like him are the best thing for e-sports. Creating drama in the scene attracts more viewers to watch the games.


Creating drama attracts the wrong kind of viewers to the scene. It turns it into the cesspool that a lot of FPS communities are.

Realize that if you want e-sports to grow, you DO NOT want a trashtalking nerd gamer kid stereotype representing it and you DO NOT want fans of similar mentality. That kind of scene might attract some extra viewers in some cultures (that the community is better off without anyway), but in a long run it will only block any further growth and keep it away from mainstream.

Also, compare some other western e-sports that generate that kind of "drama" to the Korean BW scene which is strictly professional and holds up to very high standards of behaviour - it's not that hard to see which one is more successful, more popular, more profitable and more mainstream. So how about we look up to something that's actually proven to work instead?

So no, personal drama and childishness isn't a recipe for the success of e-sports. That stuff can only help some fringe competitive video games or some "sports" specifically designed to cater to that kind of "audience". Starcraft is neither, at least I hope.

I hope for your sake your not in advertising or marketing or something like that. Also you're in the wrong thread.
Krehlmar
Profile Joined August 2010
Sweden1149 Posts
April 04 2011 11:47 GMT
#6764
On April 04 2011 20:32 Talin wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 04 2011 20:09 Razzah wrote:
On April 04 2011 20:00 Talin wrote:
On April 04 2011 14:34 Essentia wrote:
On April 04 2011 11:19 chickensmasher wrote:
On April 04 2011 11:13 AlgoFlash wrote:
blah blah blah bad for esports


Yeah, popular players are bad for esports.


Idra and other "characters" like him are the best thing for e-sports. Creating drama in the scene attracts more viewers to watch the games.


Creating drama attracts the wrong kind of viewers to the scene. It turns it into the cesspool that a lot of FPS communities are.

Realize that if you want e-sports to grow, you DO NOT want a trashtalking nerd gamer kid stereotype representing it and you DO NOT want fans of similar mentality. That kind of scene might attract some extra viewers in some cultures (that the community is better off without anyway), but in a long run it will only block any further growth and keep it away from mainstream.

Also, compare some other western e-sports that generate that kind of "drama" to the Korean BW scene which is strictly professional and holds up to very high standards of behaviour - it's not that hard to see which one is more successful, more popular, more profitable and more mainstream. So how about we look up to something that's actually proven to work instead?

So no, personal drama and childishness isn't a recipe for the success of e-sports. That stuff can only help some fringe competitive video games or some "sports" specifically designed to cater to that kind of "audience". Starcraft is neither, at least I hope.


Im guessing you have a degree in human psyche? People in anything have always enjoyed others getting hurt, comedians, and people like idra.


Sometimes I think that no degree in "human psyche" would help me understand some people. You guys are impossible.

Oh, and you're wrong by the way.


Great argument, saying he's wrong.

The fatal flaw in your poor argument is that you compare IdrA with the "cesspool" CS pro's and community. IdrA is cool, compossed, never screams (like just about every FPS player) and he doesn't ever base his arguments opinion on worthless arguments such as "you're wrong by the way". He always has an argument based on empiric facts... now those facts may or may not be right and that is another discussion but what the point is is that IdrA thinks they're right and thus he'll argue through them; He won't ever talk pure shit, he'll always atleast believe he is 100% right through facts not opinions.

That is why most of us loves his badassery, sure we all know he spices up his version through his vision and feelings but it's atleast always partly valid. IdrA has been a black knight for along time but he's also the only one who can speak his mind even when it's not positive giving alot of things valuable feedback.
Example is his argument in TSL_Rain vs Nestea (Micro vs Macro) where he put it quite bluntly and simplisticlly perfect:
"I don't argue wether rain's rushes are a valid play of sc2 or not, even if they were, it still produces boring games for people to watch and is detrimental to the sport as whole."

Now stop trolling a topic dedicated to a person since it's as retarded as putting ones dick in a ants nest.
My Comment Doesnt Matter Because No One Reads It
zedi
Profile Joined October 2010
165 Posts
April 04 2011 11:49 GMT
#6765
Sorry, but the cultural differences between USA and Korea are a reason big enough why the same scheme won't work outside Korea.
Talin
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
Montenegro10532 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-04-04 12:33:32
April 04 2011 12:27 GMT
#6766
On April 04 2011 20:47 Krehlmar wrote:
Great argument, saying he's wrong.


Oh, you mean like "Do you have a degree in 'human psyche'" great? Good then.

I didn't think I needed to make an argument against something that's factually incorrect, people just need to look it up or know what they're talking about. There are examples of e-sports being insanely successful without any of the elements he thinks are "necessary" for media attention or w/e.

There are even more examples of people who don't follow an (e)sport so they can enjoy "seeing people get hurt" or trash talking - in fact I'd say people who take pleasure in that kind of stuff are kind of weird to say the least.

So yeah, he's pretty much wrong.

On April 04 2011 20:47 Krehlmar wrote:
The fatal flaw in your poor argument is that you compare IdrA with the "cesspool" CS pro's and community. IdrA is cool, compossed, never screams (like just about every FPS player) and he doesn't ever base his arguments opinion on worthless arguments such as "you're wrong by the way".
now those facts may or may not be right and that is another discussion but what the point is is that IdrA thinks they're right and thus he'll argue through them; He won't ever talk pure shit, he'll always atleast believe he is 100% right through facts not opinions.


I don't care about his opinions (or "what he 100% believes are facts" which is otherwise known as an opinion as well), I care about behaviour and sportsmanship - or in Idra's case, lack of. I also care about people trying to turn that into a positive thing for the game and the scene.

Just because he doesn't scream and talks in an even tone doesn't mean he's composed and cool. He's been far from a composed professional in pretty much any recent interview or public appearance. He's easily irritable and has unprofessional, disrespectful and childish outbursts all the time. I'm not questioning his belief that his opinions are based on facts, nor how right or wrong he usually is, just the way he's expressing it.

And by the way, "fuck off" has nothing to do with opinions or facts. And I'm not just talking about yesterday's games vs HuK, he's consistently insulted players before (while streaming in KR, in between games etc). Also, his judging of other players' skill is more insulting than objective or insightful.

On April 04 2011 20:47 Krehlmar wrote:
Now stop trolling a topic dedicated to a person since it's as retarded as putting ones dick in a ants nest.


The thread may be dedicated to a single person, but the recent topic on the thread was about what is good for e-sports. I coudn't care less about the thread or the person, but I do have an opinion on the current topic of discussion - that I didn't start, by the way.

Some people have very delusional views on that which I would like to respond to, which is what I'm doing.

On April 04 2011 20:49 zedi wrote:
Sorry, but the cultural differences between USA and Korea are a reason big enough why the same scheme won't work outside Korea.


This is actually a very valid point (unlike most others).

However, most of the original Starcraft community has been influenced by Korean e-sports a lot more than the western gaming culture. This community already has the "right" foundations.

And all cultural differences aside, if you want Starcraft to reach the point where kids can enjoy watching it on TV or even online at home anywhere in the world, you can't base it around concepts of "trashtalk drama marketing". Eventually it'll hit a wall and won't ever progress beyond the typical gamer audience (and gamer audience is usually fickle and disloyal / unreliable).

User was warned for this post
Davidmu
Profile Joined February 2011
28 Posts
April 04 2011 12:37 GMT
#6767
Im with nazgul
http://www.youtube.com/user/MrBitterTV#p/u/1/fLCYKWIX3x4
Mycl
Profile Joined November 2010
Australia1370 Posts
April 04 2011 13:03 GMT
#6768
On April 04 2011 21:27 Talin wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 04 2011 20:47 Krehlmar wrote:
Great argument, saying he's wrong.



And all cultural differences aside, if you want Starcraft to reach the point where kids can enjoy watching it on TV or even online at home anywhere in the world, you can't base it around concepts of "trashtalk drama marketing". Eventually it'll hit a wall and won't ever progress beyond the typical gamer audience (and gamer audience is usually fickle and disloyal / unreliable).


Well we haven't hit that wall yet have we? So till the day comes when we all become boring robotic people lets enjoy players like Idra while we can.
Snettik
Profile Joined February 2011
Finland186 Posts
April 04 2011 13:29 GMT
#6769
for talin: When you watch sports you really want one player/team to win and the other to loose and that is where 95% of the excitement comes from (not from strategies, game mechanics etc...) Thus games with players who hate each other and have fans and anti-fans are more exciting (in any sport). If a sport doesn't have that and/or the competiton of nations/regions like in other sports (or something similar), watching that sport is boring and utterly pointless.

Idra is just and honest guy and i love that. I hate it when it is impossible to say if somebody is really intrested in the thing you are saying or just being good mannered in real life so i naturally like idra a lot. I'm not sure is it good for e-sports or not but i don't really care at all...
Harrow
Profile Joined November 2010
United States245 Posts
April 04 2011 13:31 GMT
#6770
I think if music is ever going to be enjoyed by people anywhere in the world we need to stop supporting arrogant, trash talking artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, NWA, The Smiths, Bob Dylan, Kanye West. Eventually it'll hit a wall and won't ever progress beyond the typical music-listener audience.

Been loving the interesting plays Idra pulled out at MLG, especially stuff like fast tunneling claws. Even if it is a bit of a guessing game, I'm still gonna try and work some stuff like that into my game.
Endorsed
Profile Joined May 2010
Netherlands1221 Posts
April 04 2011 13:51 GMT
#6771
Funny, the most hated progamer has the most replies and views out of all the fan clubs. People just love to hate

number1gog
Profile Blog Joined June 2007
United States1081 Posts
April 04 2011 13:54 GMT
#6772
On April 04 2011 21:37 Davidmu wrote:
Im with nazgul
http://www.youtube.com/user/MrBitterTV#p/u/1/fLCYKWIX3x4

I like that. You can always rely on Naz for a mature, well spoken opinion. Thanks for the link.
5sz6sz7sz1a2a3a4a kwanrollllllled
Klive5ive
Profile Blog Joined January 2008
United Kingdom6056 Posts
April 04 2011 14:02 GMT
#6773
On April 04 2011 22:31 Harrow wrote:
I think if music is ever going to be enjoyed by people anywhere in the world we need to stop supporting arrogant, trash talking artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, NWA, The Smiths, Bob Dylan, Kanye West. Eventually it'll hit a wall and won't ever progress beyond the typical music-listener audience.

Been loving the interesting plays Idra pulled out at MLG, especially stuff like fast tunneling claws. Even if it is a bit of a guessing game, I'm still gonna try and work some stuff like that into my game.

Yeah I thought it was a good step forward too. Mixing it up certainly improved his chances and in the end it wasn't a Protoss that took him out.

By the way as I said in the LR thread; I wonder if IdrA tilted himself with those comments after the HuK game?
I know personally if I make a controversial comment like that, even if it's justified, it's hard to get it off your mind. Having made that comment and got so emotional about the win it must've been almost impossible to focus on the next game.
Don't hate the player - Hate the game
walklightwhat
Profile Joined November 2010
Australia752 Posts
April 04 2011 14:12 GMT
#6774
On April 04 2011 23:02 Klive5ive wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 04 2011 22:31 Harrow wrote:
I think if music is ever going to be enjoyed by people anywhere in the world we need to stop supporting arrogant, trash talking artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, NWA, The Smiths, Bob Dylan, Kanye West. Eventually it'll hit a wall and won't ever progress beyond the typical music-listener audience.

Been loving the interesting plays Idra pulled out at MLG, especially stuff like fast tunneling claws. Even if it is a bit of a guessing game, I'm still gonna try and work some stuff like that into my game.

Yeah I thought it was a good step forward too. Mixing it up certainly improved his chances and in the end it wasn't a Protoss that took him out.

By the way as I said in the LR thread; I wonder if IdrA tilted himself with those comments after the HuK game?
I know personally if I make a controversial comment like that, even if it's justified, it's hard to get it off your mind. Having made that comment and got so emotional about the win it must've been almost impossible to focus on the next game.


I doubt the comments had anything to do with it. He said in his interview with MrBitter that he was too relaxed going into it. IdrA just got beaten (primarily) by some nicely executed aggression by TLO.
loveeholicce
Profile Blog Joined December 2010
Korea (South)785 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-04-04 14:24:36
April 04 2011 14:17 GMT
#6775
Lol people are blowing this way out of proportion. One player out of thousands making a disgruntled remark after a loss or telling some1 else theyre not good is not going to be the death of esports. It's funny, its entertaining, but ultimately its insignificant. I mean every single sport has the trash talkers and its not like you see soccer steadily losing a fan base because Maurinho made offhand comments about another coach. If esports is gonna grow its because people take interest in the game and find wathcing it at its highlest level entertaining. If esports is gonna die it'll be because people won't take interest in video games and won't won't get any entertainment from watching the game played by pros. It's not gonna live because Idra said "making carriers is a useful talent toi have" or die because idra said "he can't beat me in a real game", and people definitely aren't going to dismiss an entire game and its community because idra didn't type "gg" when he lost.
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purpose
Profile Joined May 2008
Sweden1017 Posts
April 04 2011 14:27 GMT
#6776
lol why do people care so much tbh? Is Idra bad for esports....fuck no, is he good for esport, he might actually be. Is he also arrogant and cocky....for sure. Idra is not the best SC2 player in the world, he is note even close so when he walks around smacking down on lesser skilled players it smells bad.

I mean just because you are better and that things you say might be true, does not mean you have to say them. If you do, you are arrogant and cocky simple as that. And also Idra often say stuff that is just plain wrong. Like Morrow not winning anything if he switched to zerg. morrow today is not far from Idras zerg. And even the comment about Huk not winning anything if he did not play protoss, man does even Idra belive that himself?

Some stuff is fun, others are not. Idra is the type of person who say what he wants and he will get people who love him for it but he has to accept that a shitload will hate him for it aswell and he deservs that.
nWong
Profile Joined November 2010
Canada145 Posts
April 04 2011 14:28 GMT
#6777
Class act in the TLO game.
keep it up idra
You are now manually breathing.
Divine_
Profile Joined June 2010
Sweden115 Posts
April 04 2011 14:36 GMT
#6778
Sign me up!
Maniac _ DivinE _ deluxE
Asparagus
Profile Joined December 2010
United States269 Posts
April 04 2011 14:40 GMT
#6779
On April 04 2011 23:27 purpose wrote:
lol why do people care so much tbh? Is Idra bad for esports....fuck no, is he good for esport, he might actually be. Is he also arrogant and cocky....for sure. Idra is not the best SC2 player in the world, he is note even close so when he walks around smacking down on lesser skilled players it smells bad.

I mean just because you are better and that things you say might be true, does not mean you have to say them. If you do, you are arrogant and cocky simple as that. And also Idra often say stuff that is just plain wrong. Like Morrow not winning anything if he switched to zerg. morrow today is not far from Idras zerg. And even the comment about Huk not winning anything if he did not play protoss, man does even Idra belive that himself?

Some stuff is fun, others are not. Idra is the type of person who say what he wants and he will get people who love him for it but he has to accept that a shitload will hate him for it aswell and he deservs that.


Note another foreign zerg that has even compares to his standing record, or any other foreign zerg that has performed well in every gsl? I think retaining class-S every season is hardly "not even close"

He tells it how it is, and anyone who tells him otherwise or calls him on his shit better have the credentials or better not be protoss.
This isn't the right quote!
Squirrel_x360a
Profile Joined December 2010
Australia305 Posts
April 04 2011 14:44 GMT
#6780
Screw this. I am switching from Terran to Zerg, and I dont care how many games I lose because of it. Greg is the only reason I started getting into Starcraft. cause a friend told me about him.

Good luck in future endeavours, Greg.
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