EPTLindsey Sporrer Fan Club - Page 64
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Sina92
Sweden1303 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15365 Posts
On July 17 2011 07:51 MattBarry wrote: I recall a particular shitstorm in which mods denied a fanclub because the player was not "a well-known, well-respected member of the community, or a top player" Lindsey Sporrer fits neither of these descriptions. Destiny's thread was initally closed before we had a dedicated fan club forum for everyone (well almost) to have their fan club. Destiny has one of the more active ones here: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=182538 So to you, and the other posters complaining, no, there is no double-standard. | ||
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Quesadilla
United States1814 Posts
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diskolauch
Germany48 Posts
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jonathan1
United States395 Posts
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rave[wcr]
United States1166 Posts
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Bezier123
Poland50 Posts
But how this is done mainly depends on how much she'll actually like PLAYING the game. If she does, the community can guide her into SC2 and take care of her, because there's just so many of us. And what we get in return is a proffesional and glamorous SC2 reporter for all the awesome events, a star of a sort, that can represent the community outside of its bounds, beacuse she's got an agent that will make sure she'll keep one leg outside the boundries of our nerdwolrd. I hope that this is the build she's playing. I hope that she is really learning to play, so that her first game OnStream is actually not as bad as everyone wants it to be. To have a dedicated model/actress for SC2 is really good publicity for eSports and it is very much what I wish for. If she loves the game pretty much every SC2 player will love her back. How on earth can this have a negative effect on anything? | ||
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BlueFlames
Germany1756 Posts
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CatalysT.
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Xaeldaren
Ireland588 Posts
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dOofuS
United States342 Posts
On August 03 2011 08:39 CatalysT. wrote: when asked if she would like to have destructible rocks holding her bra together LOL | ||
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LetoAtreides82
United States1188 Posts
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Assymptotic
United States552 Posts
On July 31 2011 21:04 kakaman wrote: Lindsey, its ESPORTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When she said 'e-games' instead of e-sports, did she make an honest mistake, or was she implying that she didn't think gaemz were a legitimate sport? A lot of women I've met laugh at the notion of gaming as a serious profession. | ||
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Chance55
United States55 Posts
And something isn't necessarily diminished by not being a sport. I don't consider NASCAR or gymnastics as sports, but I am sure they are both extremely difficult, require lots of skill, and have intense competition. Yet if you say you don't consider them sports, their fans get all outraged, as if that somehow means they are easy. I mean I've really enjoyed playing and even watching starcraft, and have huge respect for the pros, but I'm not super comfortable with the term "e-sports." I don't want to get all sidetracked because this isn't the thread for if they should be labeled e-sports or not, I'm just saying i think it's hard to take issue with "e-games," when shes standing in front of a major league GAMING backdrop. Of course all that being said it could also just be her not yet being down with all the terminology. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
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Bezier123
Poland50 Posts
If Lindsey becomes a serious player and a part of the community she will gain the support of a large community. While this does not have a direct on her main career it will be certainly a boost to her popularity, and that is always a good thing these days. So what we have to offer to her is our support, while she can be the one that can advertise the gamers' community to people outside it. I see this as a great thing for the whole eSport community. But how this is done mainly depends on how much she'll actually like PLAYING the game. If she does, the community can guide her into SC2 and take care of her, because there's just so many of us. And what we get in return is a proffesional and glamorous SC2 reporter for all the awesome events, a star of a sort, that can represent the community outside of its bounds, beacuse she's got an agent that will make sure she'll keep one leg outside the boundries of our nerdwolrd. I hope that this is the build she's playing. I hope that she is really learning to play, so that her first game OnStream is actually not as bad as everyone wants it to be. To have a dedicated model/actress for SC2 is really good publicity for eSports and it is very much what I wish for. If she loves the game pretty much every SC2 player will love her back. How on earth can this have a negative effect on anything? | ||
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akaname
United Kingdom599 Posts
i mean, seriously, what better way to increase the fanbase? and those upset success being related to looks - i'm sorry, that's just how the world works  | ||
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PWNTAR
United States53 Posts
On July 31 2011 21:04 kakaman wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNjalc-yvfE&feature=channel_video_title Lindsey, its ESPORTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome interview. Can i get signed up 2x? | ||
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TheAmazombie
United States3714 Posts
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CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
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