EPT[WCS EU] RO16 Group B Premier Season 1 2013 - Page 74
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Longtimer
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ooDi
Canada170 Posts
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DoubleB
Germany870 Posts
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Seiniyta
Belgium1815 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:31 Stress wrote: Yeah, because Vortix knows Swedish 'customs'. Vortix was simply trying to be polite/respectable and Naniwa just went full asshat. Give me a break, knowing the history between the two players? Do you really believe that? | ||
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Bunn
Estonia934 Posts
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:31 Derez wrote: No how it works in sports is that you compete, a winner is decided and you shake hands as a simple acknowledgement of respect. Shaking hands is not really optional. Not that I care about naniwa making drama. Yeah, not that I think it matters much here, but I just shake hands no matter what, never even thought about who is supposed to "initiate" the complicate gesture of a simple handshake out of mutual respect. | ||
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Tppz!
Germany1449 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:30 Type|NarutO wrote: 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. i disagree. i play sports since im 5 and had some pretty good success on a semiprolevel. its only BM if you act like a douche when you offer the handshake. its totally ok to offer the hand shake since it represents good sportsmanship. vortix didnt intend to insult naniwa, he just wanted to be a good sportsman as you could have seen bey his reaction when naniwa denied it. tl;dr: its normal to offer handshake - no matter if you won or lost. its only bm if yoiu act like a douche while doing it | ||
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Lukeeze[zR]
Switzerland6838 Posts
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Hypemeup
Sweden2783 Posts
i guess i am of old habit and still think the loser should approach the winner for the handshake. just like the loser should always say gg -Morrow but times change and after talking to some players who believe that it's just "fair play" to shake hands i dont deny it anymore @WWMorroW Tod follows up his previous tweet. thanks for the cheers but it's not the moment to flame naniwa, just feel happy for me! will try my best next game Vortix being classy. | ||
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Beirut
United States673 Posts
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:33 Crushinator wrote: Oh come on now you have over 3k posts, you aren't new here. So TL is not better than Reddit after all eh? | ||
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Vendemmia
Italy198 Posts
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
I can see being riled up from losing and just not wanting to be pleasant. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
Stefan Andersson @WWMorroW 2m i guess i am of old habit and still think the loser should approach the winner for the handshake. just like the loser should always say gg Manuel Schenkhuizen Manuel Schenkhuizen @followgrubby 2m @WWMorroW then I would never get to go shake someone's hands.. tt haha grubby :D | ||
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Oboeman
Canada3980 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:33 SourceOdin wrote: Treating it as a "gg" like you just did, it can most definitely be compared to an offensive gg. The losing player will typically gg out first, and if the winning player offensively ggs, it's seen as BM. Here, it's much the same, with Vortix offering the handshake. Do you see the analogy I'm trying to draw here? naniwa did gg, which was acknowledging "its ok for you to offer me a handhsake" besides, it only would have been rude for vortix to offer the handshake only to deny it and gloat. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:31 CarlosOmse wrote: 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 I never said differently. | ||
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Killmouse
Austria5700 Posts
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daskilla
Latvia141 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 Made me laugh, classic FBH! :D | ||
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PerryHooter
Sweden268 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:33 SourceOdin wrote: Treating it as a "gg" like you just did, it can most definitely be compared to an offensive gg. The losing player will typically gg out first, and if the winning player offensively ggs, it's seen as BM. Here, it's much the same, with Vortix offering the handshake. Do you see the analogy I'm trying to draw here? It's far worse being a "bad winner" (offensive gg etc.) than being a bad loser though. | ||
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reki-
Netherlands327 Posts
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