Sxe you actually practice? Lol who does that
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Ksquared
United States1748 Posts
Sxe you actually practice? Lol who does that ![]() | ||
PAYBACK-SXE
United States150 Posts
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LosZergs
United States100 Posts
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ErrantMind
United States63 Posts
On May 19 2012 06:43 PAYBACK-SXE wrote: ya, I'm the asshole who tries ![]() sxe, youre ruining it for the rest of us! Vox, nothing says you have to like your teammates, if you dont get along with one, dont play with him. plenty of other people in the league would be happy to practice with you, no rules about having to keep it in the team. also sorry to hear about your grandpa. | ||
zefreak
United States2731 Posts
On May 19 2012 06:09 PAYBACK-SXE wrote: I just want to say I'm bummed out that 2 weeks in a row I've focused my practice on 1 matchup only to have it change on me last minute. Sorry, nothing I can really do about it unfortunately. If it makes it feel any better, I haven't been able to practice the matchup either. | ||
LeeDawg
United States1306 Posts
On May 19 2012 10:14 zefreak wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 06:09 PAYBACK-SXE wrote: I just want to say I'm bummed out that 2 weeks in a row I've focused my practice on 1 matchup only to have it change on me last minute. Sorry, nothing I can really do about it unfortunately. If it makes it feel any better, I haven't been able to practice the matchup either. you could practice it if you GOT THE FUCK ONLINE MAN. manner. | ||
shadow_orc
Canada52 Posts
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Ksquared
United States1748 Posts
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LosZergs
United States100 Posts
On May 19 2012 10:31 LeeDawg wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 10:14 zefreak wrote: On May 19 2012 06:09 PAYBACK-SXE wrote: I just want to say I'm bummed out that 2 weeks in a row I've focused my practice on 1 matchup only to have it change on me last minute. Sorry, nothing I can really do about it unfortunately. If it makes it feel any better, I haven't been able to practice the matchup either. you could practice it if you GOT THE FUCK ONLINE MAN. manner. preach it brotha! | ||
GlintFox
United States275 Posts
On May 19 2012 13:41 Ksquared wrote: Is BogusBart's TL name the same as his Battle.net name? I think so | ||
milodon
Chile42 Posts
On May 19 2012 03:28 Reedjr wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 03:05 zefreak wrote: Giving you advice and telling you what you need to fix in your build is not throwing crap in your face, and telling him to fuck off is not the appropriate response. You have had problems with frustration and accepting criticism before. I don't know why you thought he came across as BM but it wasn't. Dude, you never tell your opponent what he did wrong in a game unless he specifically asks you. Chances are he knew what he did wrong and doesn't need you reminding him of it. It may come with good intentions, but it's kind of a dick move. I totally agree (and I think this has been discussed extensively in another thread). Giving advice that was not asked for after a match is considered BM. | ||
zefreak
United States2731 Posts
On May 19 2012 17:15 milodon wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 03:28 Reedjr wrote: On May 19 2012 03:05 zefreak wrote: Giving you advice and telling you what you need to fix in your build is not throwing crap in your face, and telling him to fuck off is not the appropriate response. You have had problems with frustration and accepting criticism before. I don't know why you thought he came across as BM but it wasn't. Dude, you never tell your opponent what he did wrong in a game unless he specifically asks you. Chances are he knew what he did wrong and doesn't need you reminding him of it. It may come with good intentions, but it's kind of a dick move. I totally agree (and I think this has been discussed extensively in another thread). Giving advice that was not asked for after a match is considered BM. That is ridiculous. We are all here to get better, and when you practice you should be happy to get advice. Giving advice is only BM when its done sarcastically. If you play a practice match and get upset when someone tries to correct your game, you will never improve as a player. In other news, that finals was amazing and I am genuinely inspired once again. | ||
Dasende
United States864 Posts
On May 19 2012 17:29 zefreak wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 17:15 milodon wrote: On May 19 2012 03:28 Reedjr wrote: On May 19 2012 03:05 zefreak wrote: Giving you advice and telling you what you need to fix in your build is not throwing crap in your face, and telling him to fuck off is not the appropriate response. You have had problems with frustration and accepting criticism before. I don't know why you thought he came across as BM but it wasn't. Dude, you never tell your opponent what he did wrong in a game unless he specifically asks you. Chances are he knew what he did wrong and doesn't need you reminding him of it. It may come with good intentions, but it's kind of a dick move. I totally agree (and I think this has been discussed extensively in another thread). Giving advice that was not asked for after a match is considered BM. That is ridiculous. We are all here to get better, and when you practice you should be happy to get advice. Giving advice is only BM when its done sarcastically. If you play a practice match and get upset when someone tries to correct your game, you will never improve as a player. Agreed with zefreak, it wasn't a normal game either. It was a practice game, since it was practice you should EXPECT to get feedback to help you. Something as simple as "Maybe you should have started that gateway a little sooner" can sound sarcastic and BM but could actually be well-intentioned advice. Also chances are he DIDN'T know what he did wrong (unless it's clear cut like, you FFE'd and didn't wall when you saw 6-pool), it's easy to see something glaringly wrong at the end but could have stemmed from another source much earlier. | ||
GlintFox
United States275 Posts
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Ksquared
United States1748 Posts
On May 19 2012 20:45 Dasende wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 17:29 zefreak wrote: On May 19 2012 17:15 milodon wrote: On May 19 2012 03:28 Reedjr wrote: On May 19 2012 03:05 zefreak wrote: Giving you advice and telling you what you need to fix in your build is not throwing crap in your face, and telling him to fuck off is not the appropriate response. You have had problems with frustration and accepting criticism before. I don't know why you thought he came across as BM but it wasn't. Dude, you never tell your opponent what he did wrong in a game unless he specifically asks you. Chances are he knew what he did wrong and doesn't need you reminding him of it. It may come with good intentions, but it's kind of a dick move. I totally agree (and I think this has been discussed extensively in another thread). Giving advice that was not asked for after a match is considered BM. That is ridiculous. We are all here to get better, and when you practice you should be happy to get advice. Giving advice is only BM when its done sarcastically. If you play a practice match and get upset when someone tries to correct your game, you will never improve as a player. Agreed with zefreak, it wasn't a normal game either. It was a practice game, since it was practice you should EXPECT to get feedback to help you. Something as simple as "Maybe you should have started that gateway a little sooner" can sound sarcastic and BM but could actually be well-intentioned advice. Also chances are he DIDN'T know what he did wrong (unless it's clear cut like, you FFE'd and didn't wall when you saw 6-pool), it's easy to see something glaringly wrong at the end but could have stemmed from another source much earlier. Giving someone advice after a practice game is not bm at all, actually its more bm to not give advice. It all depends on how the advice was said. It could have just been misinterpreted as an insult rather than just someone being helpful. | ||
GlintFox
United States275 Posts
On May 20 2012 03:48 Ksquared wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2012 20:45 Dasende wrote: On May 19 2012 17:29 zefreak wrote: On May 19 2012 17:15 milodon wrote: On May 19 2012 03:28 Reedjr wrote: On May 19 2012 03:05 zefreak wrote: Giving you advice and telling you what you need to fix in your build is not throwing crap in your face, and telling him to fuck off is not the appropriate response. You have had problems with frustration and accepting criticism before. I don't know why you thought he came across as BM but it wasn't. Dude, you never tell your opponent what he did wrong in a game unless he specifically asks you. Chances are he knew what he did wrong and doesn't need you reminding him of it. It may come with good intentions, but it's kind of a dick move. I totally agree (and I think this has been discussed extensively in another thread). Giving advice that was not asked for after a match is considered BM. That is ridiculous. We are all here to get better, and when you practice you should be happy to get advice. Giving advice is only BM when its done sarcastically. If you play a practice match and get upset when someone tries to correct your game, you will never improve as a player. Agreed with zefreak, it wasn't a normal game either. It was a practice game, since it was practice you should EXPECT to get feedback to help you. Something as simple as "Maybe you should have started that gateway a little sooner" can sound sarcastic and BM but could actually be well-intentioned advice. Also chances are he DIDN'T know what he did wrong (unless it's clear cut like, you FFE'd and didn't wall when you saw 6-pool), it's easy to see something glaringly wrong at the end but could have stemmed from another source much earlier. Giving someone advice after a practice game is not bm at all, actually its more bm to not give advice. It all depends on how the advice was said. It could have just been misinterpreted as an insult rather than just someone being helpful. Its good to see everyone has an opinion on what is and isn't BM in and after a practice game but this happened within the team and thus should of been handled within the team not plastered on the thread where shit can get out of control and emotions heated. Pm and skype are a good way. And what if vox cooled off, he just gonna post now "Nah im cool now dudes". You're all just repeating one another. Yes no shit its good to have advice after a practice game. But who really knows if there is more to the story or not outside of their team. It was poor decision making posting an internal problem of the team. Now people will think badly of vox maybe. So no matter what its a lose / lose situation.. now that that is done with.. YAY MVP!!!!!!! Omfg close games right!? Holy crap!!!!!! | ||
zefreak
United States2731 Posts
On May 20 2012 04:01 GlintFox wrote: Show nested quote + On May 20 2012 03:48 Ksquared wrote: On May 19 2012 20:45 Dasende wrote: On May 19 2012 17:29 zefreak wrote: On May 19 2012 17:15 milodon wrote: On May 19 2012 03:28 Reedjr wrote: On May 19 2012 03:05 zefreak wrote: Giving you advice and telling you what you need to fix in your build is not throwing crap in your face, and telling him to fuck off is not the appropriate response. You have had problems with frustration and accepting criticism before. I don't know why you thought he came across as BM but it wasn't. Dude, you never tell your opponent what he did wrong in a game unless he specifically asks you. Chances are he knew what he did wrong and doesn't need you reminding him of it. It may come with good intentions, but it's kind of a dick move. I totally agree (and I think this has been discussed extensively in another thread). Giving advice that was not asked for after a match is considered BM. That is ridiculous. We are all here to get better, and when you practice you should be happy to get advice. Giving advice is only BM when its done sarcastically. If you play a practice match and get upset when someone tries to correct your game, you will never improve as a player. Agreed with zefreak, it wasn't a normal game either. It was a practice game, since it was practice you should EXPECT to get feedback to help you. Something as simple as "Maybe you should have started that gateway a little sooner" can sound sarcastic and BM but could actually be well-intentioned advice. Also chances are he DIDN'T know what he did wrong (unless it's clear cut like, you FFE'd and didn't wall when you saw 6-pool), it's easy to see something glaringly wrong at the end but could have stemmed from another source much earlier. Giving someone advice after a practice game is not bm at all, actually its more bm to not give advice. It all depends on how the advice was said. It could have just been misinterpreted as an insult rather than just someone being helpful. Its good to see everyone has an opinion on what is and isn't BM in and after a practice game but this happened within the team and thus should of been handled within the team not plastered on the thread where shit can get out of control and emotions heated. Pm and skype are a good way. And what if vox cooled off, he just gonna post now "Nah im cool now dudes". You're all just repeating one another. Yes no shit its good to have advice after a practice game. But who really knows if there is more to the story or not outside of their team. It was poor decision making posting an internal problem of the team. Now people will think badly of vox maybe. So no matter what its a lose / lose situation.. now that that is done with.. YAY MVP!!!!!!! Omfg close games right!? Holy crap!!!!!! I was hoping it wouldn't turn into a shitstorm in the thread, but that's generally what happens on the internet. Think of it from my perspective. Neurosis has already become the BM player in most people's minds. When morevox comes in the thread and says the reason he is quitting is because of Neurosis being bm to him, that will just reinforce people's perceptions of him. I was there during this whole thing, and I think that would be unjustified, so I responded. If I could have all this nonsense stay internal I would, its not exactly team policy to spread drama out for all to see. He should have talked to me about it first. | ||
jabberwockzerg
United States294 Posts
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Falconpauunch
Korea (South)59 Posts
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zefreak
United States2731 Posts
On May 20 2012 05:53 jackphelps wrote: Sorry to keep you all waiting again, but since HaZ and I both stayed up to watch GSL and are now exhausted, we will be playing tomorrow. Is this Jabberwock? Helloooooo! Can you pm me contact info? | ||
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