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MountainDewJunkie
United States10341 Posts
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PobTheCad
Australia893 Posts
On December 11 2009 09:47 lilsusie wrote: Wow, you guys know that even B Team SC players play like 12 hours a day, don't get paid anything? That's unemployment too. Until they make it big, they are just like the WoW players you guys bash on who sit and play all day for a goal. Their goals are to become professionals (and LOL talk to anyone non-game about being awesome at SC or something, they'll be like.. uh.. why??) while this guy's goal was to get every achievement in game. Who are you to judge which goal is better? Where this WoW guy's goal is utterly obtainable (as he proved) the B team SC player may never get his goal and waste away into some useless PC bang assistant because he wasted all his time playing and not going to High School/College/etc. yes but isn't there much more people addicted to WoW than starcraft? | ||
Alethios
New Zealand2765 Posts
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Romance_us
Seychelles1806 Posts
On December 11 2009 10:26 Alethios wrote: As long as the guy was happy while playing, meh. Good for him i guess. Exactly. It's really this simple. He is doing something on his own free time, sustaining himself, and not bothering anybody else (or I thought so, WTF?), so let him do it. Lilsusie's starcraft comparison is good. I've seen some pretty intense starcraft fanboys on here that would probably be quick to laugh at a WoW-addict. | ||
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
On December 11 2009 10:21 PobTheCad wrote: yes but isn't there much more people addicted to WoW than starcraft? The point is that playing WoW compulsively to obtain a goal is similar to playing SC to obtain a goal. There are more people (amateurs, courage participants, B teamers) than there are uber crazy WoW addicts like this guy. Logging in to raid a few hours, or grind a few levels, play a little PVP... is the same as playing a few games of SC, finishing a campaign. People always think that all WoW players are all addicts... | ||
eNoq
Netherlands502 Posts
On December 11 2009 03:01 esla_sol wrote: this is a pretty damn amazing achievement. many of the achievements are extremely tough to get, and are essentially unattainable to any normal player, like battlemaster or salty. not to mention he would have to have gotten 2250+ in each arena bracket, which is no small feat either. i honestly cant think of any video game "test" that could even compare. thats pretty easy. i had 2.6k + in 2v2 and 3v3, and 2.4k in 5v5. | ||
eNoq
Netherlands502 Posts
On December 11 2009 09:47 lilsusie wrote: Wow, you guys know that even B Team SC players play like 12 hours a day, don't get paid anything? That's unemployment too. Until they make it big, they are just like the WoW players you guys bash on who sit and play all day for a goal. Their goals are to become professionals (and LOL talk to anyone non-game about being awesome at SC or something, they'll be like.. uh.. why??) while this guy's goal was to get every achievement in game. Who are you to judge which goal is better? Where this WoW guy's goal is utterly obtainable (as he proved) the B team SC player may never get his goal and waste away into some useless PC bang assistant because he wasted all his time playing and not going to High School/College/etc. lilsusie knows. And the funny thing is, you don't even need to play 12 hours a day to get all the achievements, i'm pretty sure it's possible to do it with 4 hours a day, if you put a little effort into it. And also, i'm pretty sure this guy doesn't even come close to what pro starcraft gamers play. | ||
GrumpySmurf
United States7 Posts
On a whole different note.... they should make an achievement for beating the guy who beat the world........ of warcraft. That's the achievement I want ![]() | ||
ktp
United States797 Posts
Bottom line is that this guy is great at what he does. In fact, hes the BEST at what he does. He is probably revered by most of the WoW community. The funny part is that the people bashing him in the WoW community are all WoW players! Thats pure comedy right there. Perhaps that somewhat caused by jealously. Relatively speaking, most of you will never achieve anything this great in your entire life. I know I'm not. I'm mediocre at everything I do, and when I see someone thats better than me I am inspired. This guy put a lot of dedication into the game and I praise him for that. For fucks sake, we watch Starcraft. We have ZERO business ridiculing other people for what they like to do. In the great words of JC of NSYNC: Now, why you wanna try To classify the type of thing We do 'Cause we're just fine Doin what we like Can we say the same for you? | ||
ghermination
United States2851 Posts
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Nal_rAwr
United States2611 Posts
On December 10 2009 16:37 lazz wrote: i wonder if he could beat a computer at starcraft WIN. StarCraft > WoW | ||
selboN
United States2523 Posts
Do we have 11 million players too? :-D | ||
Suc
Australia1569 Posts
"The first game of the StarCraft series was released for Microsoft Windows on 31 March 1998.[1] With more than 11 million copies sold worldwide as of February 2009, it is one of the best-selling games for the personal computer.[3]" wiki starcraft | ||
BlackMagister
United States5834 Posts
On December 11 2009 13:15 Suc wrote: "The first game of the StarCraft series was released for Microsoft Windows on 31 March 1998.[1] With more than 11 million copies sold worldwide as of February 2009, it is one of the best-selling games for the personal computer.[3]" wiki starcraft Well there is a difference between amount SC copies sold and the subscriber count of WoW, the subscriber count is probably more accurate. I'm assuming it's subscriber count since that's generally what WoW is referenced with. Also remember the Blizzcon numbers. It takes the entire Battle.net population to match WoW. | ||
[X]Ken_D
United States4650 Posts
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[X]Ken_D
United States4650 Posts
On December 11 2009 12:08 GrumpySmurf wrote: Too bad it was a HE... wonder what people would have to say if it'd been a girl. The situation would be worse. They would call her ugly or fat while making comparisons in their head to some supermodel photos they see on the internet. | ||
SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
On December 11 2009 13:42 [X]Ken_D wrote: The situation would be worse. They would call her ugly or fat while making comparisons in their head to some supermodel photos they see on the internet. that or that she used her charms to have an army of nerds play her account so she could have a social life | ||
Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On December 11 2009 09:44 selboN wrote: WoLK made it easier to level up to 80, the game is suppose to really start at 80. I'm guessing you weren't very good at the game? I don't know man. Perhaps you didn't read the part where I said "ENJOYED HARD CORE RAIDING." Last time I checked you had to be max level to raid and trust me..leveling to 60...70...80 didn't exactly take effort. A retarded monkey could do it. Raiding used to be a challenge, so much so that you actually had to think about how to kill a boss. You know that when Naxx at level 60 came out it actually took guilds around 3 months to beat everything in there? The game used to be much much more difficult. Everything is very silver platter at the moment. Figuring out loatheb for the very first time...and four horsemen...and C'thun made playing the game worth it for me. That is gone now. EDIT: To the people saying this didn't require this much effort uh you probably have no real clue what it entails to actually get all the achievements. Think about monotonously grinding a single monster for beads (YAY TIMBERMAW) for hours and hours and hours and hours and hours on end to get exalted reputation with it and then realize it's one of the less tedious ones to do... ![]() | ||
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
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SnowFantasy
4173 Posts
He can't really say he has all of them anymore because Icecrown Citadel just came out. Umm I guess it might still be possible for people to get more achievements than him because of the Feats of Strength category? edit: probably not. he has a bunch of server firsts to make up for it. | ||
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