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ceaRshaf
Romania4926 Posts
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Lastbil
Sweden75 Posts
Trust me, the education in Sweden is not anything special, it is actually pretty slack-ish compared to many other countries in Europe. I guess we prioritize English though, since we are pretty good at it. Having all games/movies/shows in English helps too I guess. | ||
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BathTubNZ
New Zealand2556 Posts
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Jongl0
631 Posts
On April 21 2012 20:59 mycro wrote: English lessons starts early. Don't know how it is now but my class started english in 3rd grade (9 years old). Also movies and stuff aren't dubbed, except for young kids stuff. I started my English classes at the same time and I believe that it's still the same. | ||
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Vimsey
United Kingdom2235 Posts
On April 21 2012 20:49 Fragile51 wrote: Haha, i know right...damn swedes have better english then most brits seem to have :p Oi, sad because its true lol | ||
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Mouzone
3937 Posts
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Martijn
Netherlands1219 Posts
Can do :D | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
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TheBanana
Norway2183 Posts
On April 21 2012 20:56 ceaRshaf wrote: Red colored pixels is also porn. You don't show that to a 12 year old. Crazy romanian porn. | ||
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Jongl0
631 Posts
On April 21 2012 21:00 Lastbil wrote: Trust me, the education in Sweden is not anything special, it is actually pretty slack-ish compared to many other countries in Europe. I guess we prioritize English though, since we are pretty good at it. Having all games/movies/shows in English helps too I guess. Yeah, pretty much this. I wouldn't say that the education is particularly good or bad, you're just stupid if you fail to learn it with all the daily English. Most likely. | ||
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SaetZero
United States855 Posts
Yea really. I see comments saying 'aw they're friends, chill out a little. Yea, no. I like sc2, i want it to grow in a serious manner. You do not see 'friends' in football purposely throw interceptions, or 'friends' in formula 1 give up a 2 lap lead just to make it interesting or whatever. It is unprofessional. You want big sponsors and this shit to get public appeal, you can NOT do this kind of thing. It takes the legitimacy out of the match. Imagine if that was the first match someone watched of pro sc2. What would they think of it? If they are friends, he can plug him on his stream, or get him exposure in better ways, not by fucking around in a tournament to get him 'extra screen time' People can get behind that story (12 year old at tournament plays a pro player) without that. The fact they interviewed him right after shows that. The buzz Maru gets shows that. Its a nice story you can dig in to. But, and not just in sc2 but all "e-sports" i enjoy, I want this shit to be taken seriously. I can not even imagine a sponsor can look at a player and go: "Cool, I spent real money sending a player across a few countries, paid for his hotel, paid his entry, so he can do this tournament... and he repays me by fucking around with my brand attached to that." I can not imagine a sponsor wanting to sponsor a tournament when they think players dont take it seriously all the way, and use it as a venue to joke around. If you wanna say its fine because they are friends, thats your opinion, but honestly, this is something that needs to be cut from our tournaments if you want sc2 to be a public thing. Just like we need to cut the shorthand talk, keep things professional, knock it off with the in-jokes, and all the other changes we need. Your opinion is just what side of the fence you are on. I want sc2 to get as big as NFL. And you do not see that kind of shit in the NFL. Period. Please reference a game in professional sports (traditional sports) that something like that happened, and I will gladly eat my words and apologize. I was outspoken about Naniwa vs Nestea, and I am on this as well. Thats all I can do as a spectator, give my opinion. | ||
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
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Jongl0
631 Posts
On April 21 2012 21:04 eYeball wrote: FML, that you could register and get a invite for group play? Anyone know if it would cost something? 300 riksdaler, I believe. | ||
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Audemed
United States893 Posts
Swear people go out of their way to get offended at shit. | ||
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whiterabbit
2675 Posts
On April 21 2012 21:04 eYeball wrote: FML, that you could register and get a invite for group play? Anyone know if it would cost something? 50e I think someone said, "high" entry cost is also reason there are many BYEs. | ||
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Asmodee
Germany6 Posts
On April 21 2012 21:00 Lastbil wrote: Trust me, the education in Sweden is not anything special, it is actually pretty slack-ish compared to many other countries in Europe. I guess we prioritize English though, since we are pretty good at it. Having all games/movies/shows in English helps too I guess. yeah I guess having all movies in English helps alot as people from Netherlands, Sweden, etc. seem to have a way better English than Germans generally (including myself). | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44160 Posts
On April 21 2012 21:01 StarVe wrote: First minor upset of the tournament with Seala out? At least I know his name and he lost to Denkan, whose name I've never heard before. Never heard of Seala before. Doubt it's a huge upset, tbh. | ||
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
Ah okey, thanks for info  | ||
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Dr.Sin
Canada1126 Posts
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