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On August 16 2018 05:29 Kimb3r wrote: That is worth a news?... gg
I could easily follow that up with "That was worth a post?... gg". It's newsworthy for those of us who followed him early on in sc2 and is still interested in what he's up to.
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On August 16 2018 05:06 207aicila wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2018 04:00 404AlphaSquad wrote:On August 15 2018 09:36 Gorgonoth wrote:On August 15 2018 09:22 EvilTeletubby wrote:On August 15 2018 08:33 Nakajin wrote:On August 15 2018 07:48 IshinShishi wrote:
Looking back, anyone that has been part of the moba community and the starcraft community simultaneously knows for a fact that we have always been consistently more mature Jesus that's depressing  Why depressing? It's pretty true. I think overall the SC/BW community was one of the least toxic I've personally experienced in gaming, less so for SC2, and FAR FAR less so for Dota 2. This has been 100% my expernce as well. I got way more BM and toxicity in the SC2 ladder and from various clans. BM on the BW ladder is super rare. Anyone who blanketly says that BW or even starcraft in general is toxic, is pointing to a very small sample size of a generally BM people and say we are toxic. Yes those people are being dicks, but on a whole I think there is way too much of a narrative especially of BW that it is a toxic community when from my experience it has been far better than anything ive experienced in Moba or most other game types. BW has always been one of the most toxic communities in my experience and owns it. My dude you're a shit disturber who only posts there to bait people, of course they wouldn't be nice to you, lol. I barely lurk there these days and even I am aware of your reputation of troll who does nothing but incite SC2 vs BW arguments everywhere he goes...
Just saying how I see it, from my pov. Somebody thinks the BW community is toxic. Shocking... must be trolling...
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On August 16 2018 07:24 404AlphaSquad wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2018 05:06 207aicila wrote:On August 16 2018 04:00 404AlphaSquad wrote:On August 15 2018 09:36 Gorgonoth wrote:On August 15 2018 09:22 EvilTeletubby wrote:On August 15 2018 08:33 Nakajin wrote:On August 15 2018 07:48 IshinShishi wrote:
Looking back, anyone that has been part of the moba community and the starcraft community simultaneously knows for a fact that we have always been consistently more mature Jesus that's depressing  Why depressing? It's pretty true. I think overall the SC/BW community was one of the least toxic I've personally experienced in gaming, less so for SC2, and FAR FAR less so for Dota 2. This has been 100% my expernce as well. I got way more BM and toxicity in the SC2 ladder and from various clans. BM on the BW ladder is super rare. Anyone who blanketly says that BW or even starcraft in general is toxic, is pointing to a very small sample size of a generally BM people and say we are toxic. Yes those people are being dicks, but on a whole I think there is way too much of a narrative especially of BW that it is a toxic community when from my experience it has been far better than anything ive experienced in Moba or most other game types. BW has always been one of the most toxic communities in my experience and owns it. My dude you're a shit disturber who only posts there to bait people, of course they wouldn't be nice to you, lol. I barely lurk there these days and even I am aware of your reputation of troll who does nothing but incite SC2 vs BW arguments everywhere he goes... Just saying how I see it, from my pov. Somebody thinks the BW community is toxic. Shocking... must be trolling...
There's a difference between "toxic" and "always been one of the most toxic communities". I will respectfully disagree with you, as I don't think BW or SC2 has been more toxic than other e-sports communities, overall. Either way, I don't really think it matters much
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On August 15 2018 04:48 Dangermousecatdog wrote:Show nested quote +On August 15 2018 02:08 fishjie wrote:On August 15 2018 01:44 Dangermousecatdog wrote: Cancer had nothing to do with it fishjie. But that would spoil your fantastical SJW narrative I imagine. actually i calmly linked to a third party article as well as the liquipedia entry on idra, pointed you to the relevant section which has the cancer quote. im not bringing up any narratives due to my warning, i'm bringing up historical facts that anyone can verify with a google search. You edited your post to include the TL links afterwards. Why lie? The first link never even mentions cancer. You clearly haven't read your own first link, the third party link. Otherwise you may have noticed why my memory might be clearer than yours... But hey I guess you just got to push your obsessive SJW narrative right?
yeah um no, the first post always had the TL link. i made sure to include two links to prove my point. the first article, which seems like you didn't read, clearly mentions idras disrespecting of the community. pretty sure wishing someone dead from cancer, counts as disrespecting. to make it more explicit, i found the second liquipedia link had the cancer comment. i did edit the post for typos and to copy pasta the quotes in. the cancer thing sticks out because i remember seeing incontrols stream soon after where he discussed the cancer statement saying something along the lines of: "of course its not ok, but obviously idra didn't mean it literally" ie he was diplomatically defending his best friend
the sc2 community clearly was filled with witch hunts and pitch forks. no need to mention any narrative, anyone can look at the historical data and put two and two together. just listen to old SOTG podcasts where almost every week they were talking about how nerds were threatening to "EMAIL THE SPONSORS". unsurprisingly, the witch hunts died soon after roro vs symbol gsl finals gglord and winfestor killed the game for good. once viewership dwindled, the mobs moved on to more popular games.
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Sad new!!! always love Husky, watch my first SC2 on Husky's channel.
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On August 16 2018 05:17 Immaterial wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2018 02:40 Charoisaur wrote:On August 16 2018 01:27 Aunvilgodess wrote: oh god don't go on that facebook page Oh my god, if he considered a comeback he definitely won't now. My Facebook account is deactivated so I can't check myself -- what exactly are you guys referring to? Basically a massive shitstorm on how he betrayed the community and isn't allowed to just come back like nothing happened.
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On August 16 2018 16:39 Charoisaur wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2018 05:17 Immaterial wrote:On August 16 2018 02:40 Charoisaur wrote:On August 16 2018 01:27 Aunvilgodess wrote: oh god don't go on that facebook page Oh my god, if he considered a comeback he definitely won't now. My Facebook account is deactivated so I can't check myself -- what exactly are you guys referring to? Basically a massive shitstorm on how he betrayed the community and isn't allowed to just come back like nothing happened.
I dunno it's not that bad. Most comments does indeed center around him leaving suddenly, and then deleting all his videos many years later. But the comments, while angry, are not shitposts or the like. They're explaining why they're angry in a reasonable manner (at least the top comments which I sifted through. I didn't go to the bottom). Whether that anger is reasonable in the first place is another matter tho. I don't think it is.
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On August 16 2018 16:39 Charoisaur wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2018 05:17 Immaterial wrote:On August 16 2018 02:40 Charoisaur wrote:On August 16 2018 01:27 Aunvilgodess wrote: oh god don't go on that facebook page Oh my god, if he considered a comeback he definitely won't now. My Facebook account is deactivated so I can't check myself -- what exactly are you guys referring to? Basically a massive shitstorm on how he betrayed the community and isn't allowed to just come back like nothing happened.
Huh, strange. I guess I kind of get it on some level, but mainly I just wonder why people often feel like they are owed something from content creators. Yeah, maybe it would have been nice if he at least communicated the fact that he was done making videos, but we don’t really know the full circumstances surrounding his departure. It strikes me as somewhat entitled behavior to get genuinely upset about something like that, reminiscent of a petulant child.
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On August 14 2018 13:34 billynasty wrote: To everyone saying Husky 'betrayed' the fan base, y'all sound like a jaded ex boyfriend who got dumped. Just be thankful there ever was a Husky & enjoy the memories & content he provided to you. He obviously has moved on to other things that he feels is best for him. You can either support that & be happy for his success or flame him or say he's this or he's that. Just remember the world is what we make of it & it starts with you. If you want to be bitter, then thats your choice, but given a lot of these responses, I can't blame him for one second. Since you used this metaphore and not me, let me reply
When you(or I or anyone) gets dumped, most of the time the person tells you that you got dumped! And that's the point, people are not angry because he left, but how he lefT! If you spouse would some time just left the house, didn't accept calls, didn't reply to messages, that's normal break up for you?
And again, you used the metaphore.
All the people wanted is - Hey guys, this is H to the usky, Husky. I have sad news for you, I'm taking a break from creating my content. I don't know for how long and I cannot tell whether I return or not. Thank you for your support, bye.
That's all!!!
It\'s funny, that on a website, where not saying gl hf and gg equals to bad manners, not saying goodbye to a loyal fanbase is not.. WTF?
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Why?!?!
Him and Day9 leaving were the saddest parts of my esports memories. :/
Why delete, Husky? Sometimes I went back just to take a trip back in time!
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It would be great if Husky could make a small selection of his videos available at YouTube again.
Bronze League Heroes was some of the most entertaining StarCraft II commentary.
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On August 18 2018 06:13 Crocolisk Dundee wrote: It would be great if Husky could make a small selection of his videos available at YouTube again.
Bronze League Heroes was some of the most entertaining StarCraft II commentary. It wasn't Starcraft II related, but recently, I watched his video of the GTS chivalry tournament he had where he only lost one match, and then he destroyed TB in the finals.
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Like most of you, I haven't watched Husky in years. Nevertheless, nobody can deny he was a key contributor in spreading the popularity of SC2 in the early days. I wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.
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Thanks for the casts way back Husky. GL in the future.
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It saddens me more than I thought it should. Husky is for me one of the symbols of the fun that I have with SC2 back in the days.
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It is a dark and terrible future! The curse has descended upon the world and RTS esports has turned into a barren wasteland. Only one Artosis, alone, powers the Gateways of StarCraft!
*record scratch*
Ghost of StarCraft's past: You're probably wondering how we got here. I know, I know, unnecessary edgy, grim-dark future? Check. Total collapse of the scene you cherish? Check. The cause... Well don't you remember?
It was you not supporting the scene, not being hospitable and open to new players. Always taking our content creators for granted and acting like sharing their labours wasn't worth the 3 seconds you would've otherwise spent staring at RankedFTW, wondering why your mmr is so low. How could it be so low? You don't even play enough games per season to lose enough to be so low! But you are wrong in your ways.
-Cuts to SC2 Twitch Chat GM-
Twitch Chat GM (writhing in despondency): No! No! It can't be! It can't be!
Ghost of StarCraft's Past: Yes! Just look at the way you couldn't be arsed to comment on that PiG ICYFAR video you watched 3 times!
Twitch Chat GM (chained by despair): I only laughed the first two times I while watching that diamond Zerg beat the Protoss with only Infestors and Vipers.
Ghost of StarCraft's Past: What about those matcherino codes huh? It's free money dude, like come on it takes 5 seconds.
Twitch Chat GM: I am sorry! I'll do anything just take me back.
Ghost of StarCraft's Past: Accept that Husky has moved on.
Twitch Chat GM: NEVER!
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Pretty goofy of him to delete all those valuable VoDs without warning... So much SC history lost =\
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On August 24 2018 04:27 Savagewood wrote: Pretty goofy of him to delete all those valuable VoDs without warning... So much SC history lost =\
This, the real loss here is all the content that existed as historical reference on his channel. Many of the games he casted were the only extant replays or videos of legendary games. Most MLG footage is totally gone, tons of games from small online cups that nevertheless featured all-time matchups, and of course his humor content like Bronze League Heroes. I'm thankful that I recently decided to watch the whole Bronze League Heroes series one last time, because now in all likelihood it's gone forever.
Despite the supposed permanence of digital information, a huge amount of Starcraft history and resources were never preserved. Many of the moments that defined a player's personality and legacy are now lost because of accounts getting closed or never being archived. I personally scoured all of Youtube in search of every single IdrA stream I could find, since he deleted all his stream highlights and the vast majority of them were never re-uploaded; many of those that were got flagged for copyright. I understand if Husky is trying to protect himself from liability by closing his channel, but for those of us who still watched and enjoyed his casting and his content, this really sucks.
So if you have a favorite player or content creator out there and don't want to lose that history, please mirror and archive this stuff, because you never know when it's all just going to disappear.
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Why delete everything?
Hmm. His primary job these days revolves around Ro. Ro works for Disney. Disney just recently canned the acclaimed director of a massively successful movie series because of something he did on the internet years ago which he has spent time since regretting, apologizing for, and trying to be better than.
Can you remember everything you've ever said that might be on film somewhere, possibly while you were not fully coherent for any reason? Could you have used language that could be misconstrued? Maybe that's why.
Or maybe he just wants to start over as a hair and makeup youtuber. Who knows. But if he wants to make new content, that'd be cool.
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he's been inactive so long i really don't see how this is newsworthy but w/e
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