| Forum Index > StarCraft 2 Tournaments |
|
suicideyear
Ivory Coast3016 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:29 Holgerius wrote: Hehe, if you think it's bad mannered to approach the loser to shake his hand, how would you describe this: ;D well that's savior, he deserved every one of those pelvic thrusts | ||
|
Pwnzer
United States617 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:27 SourceOdin wrote: I don't think it's proper for the winner to approach the loser for a handshake. For some people, it can easily be seen as rubbing it in. It's like a preemptive gg in a sense. Maybe that's the way you see it, but I completely disagree with that. It's just another manner way of saying "gg thanks for the competition". It has nothing to do with being bm to OFFER SOMEONE A HANDSHAKE. | ||
|
Nah
Poland50 Posts
| ||
|
Treetime
Germany393 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:27 Champloo wrote: If you think Jaedong is a better player than Vortix then you're delusional. I hope you are joking jd is the better player wtf Oo vortix isnt a decent european zerg, he is easy top 3, but jd is still better. | ||
|
Deleted User 137586
7859 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:26 Type|NarutO wrote: I didn't say it was mannered, all I said that I think it was just as bad mannered by VortiX especially because you know Naniwa. If you want to show some respect, respect that he's not calm/happy after the loss. Cannot be that hard to understand is nothing but player bashing You're being silly. Extending a handshake after games is good manners and sportsmanlike behaviour. Whether you win or lose you shake the hand of your opponent. It's BM of Naniwa not to shake hands, whoever starts going for the action. You're the one player-bashing Vortix for the ridiculous reason of being sportsmanlike. | ||
|
crappen
Norway1546 Posts
Loved the interview with Vortix | ||
|
NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:28 hastur420 wrote: and reported for what? laughing at your totally laughable implication that him refusing to shake a hand was just as bad as going there to shake a hand after a game? hahahaha you guys are priceless. For ignorance, stupidity and aggressive tone. See MorroW's tweet. I don't know where you are from, but in EVERY sports, loser do approach / initiate the handshake. A winner doing it, is bad sportsmanship JUST AS MUCH as denying it. I bet you won't last very long with <250 posts already acting like the biggest douche ever. User was warned for this post | ||
|
mongmong
Korea (South)1389 Posts
| ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:29 Shellshock1122 wrote: Poll: Head? VortiX (17) BabyKnight (11) 28 total votes Your vote: Head? The social media expert guy wants to know what we think everyone! | ||
|
Doublemint
Austria8366 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:28 s3rp wrote: It's still better if the loser is the one extended the handshake. If you do it as a winner it can be seen as an offensive GG if that makes any sense. I mean imagine you just lost and are really pissed and want to cool off for a moment and your opponent runs over to you with a big grin does that seem friendly ? For me it wouldn't seem like that. this. also "we in the states act like men" - lost me after that to be honest. | ||
|
KaiserJohan
Sweden1808 Posts
| ||
|
DusTerr
2520 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:28 Hypemeup wrote: From morrows twitter Seemed like Vortix just wanted to gloat to naniwa perhaps. Although I fully agree that the loser should be given space (and they can approach if they want) I still feel it's BM to refuse a handshake at any point unless your hands are full or dirty  | ||
|
teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:29 danteafk wrote: I`d rather say vortix is BM, if you all guys go all about it. If the winner wants to shake hands first, it`s like the winner says gg first instead of the loser. cool so flash etc. are all bm? | ||
|
TheDougler
Canada8302 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:29 Wombat_NI wrote: In defence of Naruto, I am pretty sure from my terrible sporting career and much watching that the expectation is of the loser offering their hand, rather than the winner. Think of it as in playing ladder I guess, the loser is the one who ggs out, when the obvious winner does it it can smack of gloating (although I don't think that was the case in this instance) This is making way to much sense here. | ||
|
.maLice.
United States174 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:28 s3rp wrote: It's still better if the loser is the one extended the handshake. If you do it as a winner it can be seen as an offensive GG if that makes any sense. I mean imagine you just lost and are really pissed and want to cool off for a moment and your opponent runs over to you with a big grin does that seem friendly ? For me it wouldn't seem like that. Sorry, but being that upset after a loss is pretty unprofessional in my opinion. I'm not saying your wrong, it's probably just a cultural thing. | ||
|
CarlosOmse
Germany507 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:26 Type|NarutO wrote: I didn't say it was mannered, all I said that I think it was just as bad mannered by VortiX especially because you know Naniwa. If you want to show some respect, respect that he's not calm/happy after the loss. Cannot be that hard to understand is nothing but player bashing well they put up a good show with this and of course it was kind of an offensiv handshake but i still think u should just give it back | ||
|
F u r u y a
Brazil173 Posts
| ||
|
Fiasko
Germany244 Posts
It is just a handshake Naruto! There was no kiss incoming!!!! This Show is live with 38000 Viewers. So you have to be mannered to become serious! | ||
Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
| ||
|
Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
| ||
| ||
|
|
PiGosaur Monday
Replay Cast
Replay Cast
SOOP
SKillous vs Spirit
Tenacious Turtle Tussle
PiG Sty Festival
The PondCast
Replay Cast
PiG Sty Festival
Replay Cast
[ Show More ] |
|
|
EPT
