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On August 03 2012 04:02 fakgfdgfdh wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 02:40 Shikyo wrote:On August 03 2012 02:38 Resilient wrote:
16 year old barely loses to ForGG in a 3-2 series and some people here flame him for being arrogant/being inexperienced enough to apply ladder results to tournaments
stay classy Implying being 16 is a disadvantage? I'd say that's the best age for a player seems likely as i cant think of a single player whos ever peaked at 16
I think in theory its best age because your brain is at his peak aswell as physically, BUT at 16 you have school and in generell not so much time to play( parents etc.)
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On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages.
It's a european tournament, I don't know about American teenagers but have you ever heard the average European teen talk? :D
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On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages.
This is again cultural difference playing in. In Scandinavia especially, 'swearing' is not really something that is scorned or filtered in media in general
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On August 03 2012 04:04 nojok wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:02 fakgfdgfdh wrote:On August 03 2012 02:40 Shikyo wrote:On August 03 2012 02:38 Resilient wrote:
16 year old barely loses to ForGG in a 3-2 series and some people here flame him for being arrogant/being inexperienced enough to apply ladder results to tournaments
stay classy Implying being 16 is a disadvantage? I'd say that's the best age for a player seems likely as i cant think of a single player whos ever peaked at 16 God & Jesus, he reached 33 then died but resurrect so 2 lives & 33 years, on average it does 16 years/life & it was his peak.
dunno why but i laughed >_<
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On August 03 2012 04:02 fakgfdgfdh wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 02:40 Shikyo wrote:On August 03 2012 02:38 Resilient wrote:
16 year old barely loses to ForGG in a 3-2 series and some people here flame him for being arrogant/being inexperienced enough to apply ladder results to tournaments
stay classy Implying being 16 is a disadvantage? I'd say that's the best age for a player seems likely as i cant think of a single player whos ever peaked at 16 Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 02:40 Redox wrote:On August 03 2012 02:38 Resilient wrote:
16 year old barely loses to ForGG in a 3-2 series and some people here flame him for being arrogant/being inexperienced enough to apply ladder results to tournaments
stay classy Well it kind of shows how highly people rate foreigners by now if loosing 2-3 to forGG is seen as a bad performance. thats what happens when you play badly
Hmm maybe that reply isn't proper, I guess flash didn't peak at 16.
Either way at that point judging by my own experience as well you improve really fast.
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sad kas had such a bad trip, think he wont make it against ret in this shape 
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On August 03 2012 04:06 pepe08 wrote:sad kas had such a bad trip, think he wont make it against ret in this shape
fingers crossed you're right 
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On August 03 2012 04:05 Bojas wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages. It's a european tournament, I don't know about American teenagers but have you ever heard the average European teen talk? :D
I'm willing to bet it's the same over there as it is here in Europe, it's just that parents need to be in denial about it to feel better about themselves.
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I really enjoyed that analisys with Harstem.
really good event so far
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On August 03 2012 04:08 MasterOfPuppets wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:05 Bojas wrote:On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages. It's a european tournament, I don't know about American teenagers but have you ever heard the average European teen talk? :D I'm willing to bet it's the same over there as it is here in Europe, it's just that parents need to be in denial about it to feel better about themselves.
this is truth
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On August 03 2012 04:05 Bojas wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages. It's a european tournament, I don't know about American teenagers but have you ever heard the average European teen talk? :D
Of course the average american and european teenager swear a lot nowadays, or any other country for that matter. But that is still not a reason to swear on air with so many viewers. With that mind-set why not news-reporters swear on air? No kids watch the news right? Thats because its unprofessional - period.
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On August 03 2012 04:05 FatBat wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:02 fakgfdgfdh wrote:On August 03 2012 02:40 Shikyo wrote:On August 03 2012 02:38 Resilient wrote:
16 year old barely loses to ForGG in a 3-2 series and some people here flame him for being arrogant/being inexperienced enough to apply ladder results to tournaments
stay classy Implying being 16 is a disadvantage? I'd say that's the best age for a player seems likely as i cant think of a single player whos ever peaked at 16 I think in theory its best age because your brain is at his peak aswell as physically, BUT at 16 you have school and in generell not so much time to play( parents etc.)
physical peak at 16?
how many olympic gold medal winners are 16 and how many are between 20 and 30?
(not that that would matter too much in starcraft anyways but...)
also you can't possibly have as much experience as the more seasoned players and in a game like starcraft that is very important
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The most awkward and awesome camera work just then @ the mainstream ROFL!
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"If you don't, I will kill TLO"
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Haha 2GD :D <3 Someone need to capture that 
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The TLO reveal was perfect. Love 2GD.
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On August 03 2012 04:08 Incomplet wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:05 Bojas wrote:On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages. It's a european tournament, I don't know about American teenagers but have you ever heard the average European teen talk? :D Of course the average american and european teenager swear a lot nowadays, or any other country for that matter. But that is still not a reason to swear on air with so many viewers. With that mind-set why not news-reporters swear on air? No kids watch the news right? Thats because its unprofessional - period.
Wow what a sissy!
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On August 03 2012 04:10 nojok wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2012 04:08 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 04:05 Bojas wrote:On August 03 2012 04:03 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 04:00 ProxyKnoxy wrote:On August 03 2012 03:56 Incomplet wrote:On August 03 2012 03:53 nojok wrote:
Am I the only one who does not like seeing a caster with a team jersey? It's not that important but it just feels wrong to me. Nope I agree, casters should be wearing shits and possibly even a tie. I understand that they have to please the sponsors, but if they are casting then they also should retain a certain standard of professionalism. I'm also not a fan of casters swearing, this is not good for trying to get the younger generations into E-sports, because many parents wont like their kids listening to such vulgarity. Oh give me a break. They barely swear at all, and do you really think 10 year olds or something will be watching this? There isn't anything non-professional about team jersey's anyway. Well there is a 16 year old participating in this tournament. So I wouldn't be surprised if there were a number of 10-15 year olds watching. Put yourself in the position of a parent, would you want your child sitting down watching people who swear? Don't me wrong, if its a laid back casual 1on1 interview, I dont care, but when something like this is on air and has 30k+ viewers, they need to cater to all ages. It's a european tournament, I don't know about American teenagers but have you ever heard the average European teen talk? :D Of course the average american and european teenager swear a lot nowadays, or any other country for that matter. But that is still not a reason to swear on air with so many viewers. With that mind-set why not news-reporters swear on air? No kids watch the news right? Thats because its unprofessional - period. Wow what a sissy!
Well I would not say that but I cannot say I reay care honestly.. It's something that has had allot of debate here too. I don't see the harm in some minor swearing as long as proper moral values like treating other people with respect and being polite and a good prson are still held.
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