EPTMLG Providence Day 2 Live Report Thread - Page 656
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nokz
Austria10 Posts
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ToasteR_
Canada551 Posts
A thumbs down, a quote taken out of context and a few phrases typed should be the worst of everyone's worries. I dont know how many times I've seen a player call a ref a fucking idiot or completely insult another player with trash talking and what not in the big 4 sports. | ||
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ComplexConf
Ireland161 Posts
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:46 kaige wrote: How about learn English. The drone pull cannot be an idiot; it can be an idiotic action. So regardless of the context, the wording of the statement is understood as calling Nestea an idiot. I completely understand that Naniwa didn't mean for it to come out like that, but his original statement is absolutely calling Nestea an idiot. In context it's pretty blatant he's still talking about the drones and if people can't see that they have poor comprehension. | ||
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:43 ZwuckeL wrote: Nobody has mentioned this yet? Seems like Naniwa watched the replay right after the first game of the 3rd Match between him and Nestea got canceled to see what Nestea would do. source: http://twitter.com/#!/SemiProJoe/status/138086569721593856 yeah people have mentioned this. if this is true...it can be real bad for nani's already dwindling image. | ||
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subV
United States93 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:46 kaige wrote: How about learn English. The drone pull cannot be an idiot; it can be an idiotic action. So regardless of the context, the wording of the statement is understood as calling Nestea an idiot. I completely understand that Naniwa didn't mean for it to come out like that, but his original statement is absolutely calling Nestea an idiot. Jesus. He called Nesta an idiot IN THAT PARTICULAR GAME. He also stated his opinion earlier in the interview that he does not have a hard time playing against Nestea's playstyle, saying that other Korean zergs are harder for him. People can be idiots at times, geniuses at others. Also, English is probably his second language. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:48 Heavenly wrote: Is that a big deal? I mean, build orders are revealed in the post game screen. I'm also 95% sure the casters stated they did not restart the game and they had just unpaused? Depends if it's a rule or not. However, I personally think it's a huge unafir advantage seeing someone's initial build order on a map that you're gonna replay. | ||
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Falcor
Canada894 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:46 kaige wrote: How about learn English. The drone pull cannot be an idiot; it can be an idiotic action. So regardless of the context, the wording of the statement is understood as calling Nestea an idiot. I completely understand that Naniwa didn't mean for it to come out like that, but his original statement is absolutely calling Nestea an idiot. I think naniwa is still trying to learn english...since its not his first language and all.... | ||
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:48 Heavenly wrote: Is that a big deal? I mean, build orders are revealed in the post game screen. I'm also 95% sure the casters stated they did not restart the game and they had just unpaused? They had to restart the game, the second game was the one that was paused. | ||
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modesttoss
United States221 Posts
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Heavenly
2172 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:52 Itsmedudeman wrote: Depends if it's a rule or not. However, I personally think it's a huge unafir advantage seeing someone's initial build order on a map that you're gonna replay. Nestea also sees if Naniwa was going nexus first, the food timing of his forge, if he had planned on going in-base gate, etc. On November 20 2011 14:53 Femari wrote: They had to restart the game, the second game was the one that was paused. I'm pretty sure third game wasn't restarted. Second game was the one where Nestea 11 pooled on Tal'darim wasn't it, where was the pause in that? | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:53 Femari wrote: They had to restart the game, the second game was the one that was paused. That's pretty serious if true. It's flat out cheating to know a person's opening on a restart that you caused yourself. Should dq nani and let nestea play huk tomorrow.  | ||
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Heavenly
2172 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:55 Canucklehead wrote: That's pretty serious if true. It's flat out cheating to know a person's opening on a restart that you caused yourself. Should dq nani and let nestea play huk tomorrow. I assume you're joking. Also, DQ Blizzard for allowing you to see build orders after the match? Nestea can also see what Naniwa did. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:51 ToasteR_ wrote: People are way to sensitive in esports its disgusting. In any other sport if your playing the "best in the league" you dont show them respect, you try to get them off their game no matter what. Do you think people never ran Wayne Gretzky or hit John Elway after the whistle to rattle them. There is one thing to like a player but there`s another thing to baby them to the point where whenever someone says anything bad about them your ready to go to war... A thumbs down, a quote taken out of context and a few phrases typed should be the worst of everyone's worries. I dont know how many times I've seen a player call a ref a fucking idiot or completely insult another player with trash talking and what not in the big 4 sports. So what? They aren't going to be penalized or anything but if you say something dumb or flaunt then of course people are going to get upset over it. There's something that matters in every profession and it's called pesonality. If someone doesn't like naniwa for what he does, who are you to say they aren't allowed to? If a pro insulted another pro like that then a lot of people wouldn't like them. There are people who have been recorded and LIP READ (not even heard on camera) for saying something bad about a referee's call and they were suspended and fined by the league. | ||
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pdd
Australia9933 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:53 Femari wrote: They had to restart the game, the second game was the one that was paused. Wait, I didn't really watch the game live and only skimmed through the VODs, what actually happened? Because it seemed like the game where Naniwa won they were close positions again and it was a bit strange how after all his attempts to delay the game to change the map they replay it on the same close spawn map? | ||
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:54 Heavenly wrote: Nestea also sees if Naniwa was going nexus first, the food timing of his forge, if he had planned on going in-base gate, etc. I'm pretty sure third game wasn't restarted. Second game was the one where Nestea 11 pooled on Tal'darim wasn't it, where was the pause in that? When they went to break the game started and then they stopped it during the break. If you go back and watch it the casters mention it while apologizing for the wait. Edit: By second game I mean the second instance of the 3rd game. Sorry. | ||
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blueblueblue
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On November 20 2011 14:50 nokz wrote: it is not really a big deal I mean he did win because of the sentry drop and killed of his lair ... so I mean if NesTea was to be 6pooling and then again 6pooling then it would be kinda of a big deal BUT he wasnt so ... If Naniwa planned on canon rushing, but wasn't sure if he should, knowing NesTea's early game build order (not going for a fast pool) may have made Naniwa a lot more confident in a strategy he was unsure of. NesTea was sort of down after that canon as it definitely cut away some of his early mining time. Saying that though, I don't know if it would have had a big impact on the game... Nevertheless, player's should not be allowed to do that. | ||
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redFF
United States3910 Posts
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ComplexConf
Ireland161 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:53 Falcor wrote: I think naniwa is still trying to learn english...since its not his first language and all.... I don't think he is trying to learn english, that is just how his english sounds/is... Also as a scandinavian, the word idiot, though not a nice word is commonly used about someone who does something stupid.. It does not exactly mean that you think the person is a complete idiot with no intelligence.. If so I think all my friends are idiots, and they think I am an idiot. Just get over it guys. | ||
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vonterribad
Australia50 Posts
On November 20 2011 14:51 ToasteR_ wrote: People are way to sensitive in esports its disgusting. In any other sport if your playing the "best in the league" you dont show them respect, you try to get them off their game no matter what. Do you think people never ran Wayne Gretzky or hit John Elway after the whistle to rattle them. There is one thing to like a player but there`s another thing to baby them to the point where whenever someone says anything bad about them your ready to go to war... A thumbs down, a quote taken out of context and a few phrases typed should be the worst of everyone's worries. I dont know how many times I've seen a player call a ref a fucking idiot or completely insult another player with trash talking and what not in the big 4 sports. People just dont like him, it's plain and simple. Also the whole "oh it happens in other sports" thing doesnt really fly with me, since I have seen players become public enemy number 1 over cheap shots and bad sportsmanship. Its not exclusive to e-sports. | ||
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