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Holdenintherye
Canada1441 Posts
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Sargatanas
Scotland12 Posts
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Rain.100
Germany946 Posts
On May 29 2015 08:55 Holdenintherye wrote: I hope they play through every map that's ever been used in competitive play that would be a big reason for me to watch. else a bit meh | ||
grogburg
United States329 Posts
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N.geNuity
United States5111 Posts
Video game addiction, a real worldwide problem? On June 05 two Swedish* professional gamers died after reportedly playing for over 72 hours straight with little breaks in the game Starcraft II, the sequel to the popular series Starcraft. Authorities say that both passed away reportedly from cardiac arrest from exhaustion, exacerbated with poor air quality due to electric fans being continuously run during their game session**. The two, Jin Asgard and Patrick Bricks, reportedly were playing to try to entertain game enthusiasts in a streaming marathon, but ignored medical advice to take breaks for water, drinks, and sleeping from concerned netizens, saying "Gotta make that YOLO 69" at the 68th hour. Dr. Lee of the University of Seoul warns of the streaming culture. "This story is particularly tragic as the world has reported on the addiction of gaming in South Korea in the past, with deaths involving the Starcraft franchise. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4137782.stm But while game addiction continues to be a problem, Dr. Lee also warns of streaming addiction. "We live in a mobile age now, with the average korean year 8 pupil consuming 28 hours of streams per day." When asked for clarification, he said "most pupils watch streams on their phones in school and in studies, having a 'split screen' view to watch games, mokbangs, and continuous loops of STYLE START SBENU." "In reality, pupils now are becoming addicting to stream watching, in addition to playing League Of Legends and mobile games." Parents are advised to watch out for the warning signs of a game addict: being slow to wake up in the morning; dropping below the top 10% of their class rank; laughing and seemingly being happy with life; spending time on the computer or phone *editorial correction: It has been brought to the attention of the Chosun Ilbo that the gamers from Denmark and Norway **editorial correction: It has been brought to the attention of the Chosun Ilbo that electric fans did not contribute to their deaths. actual edit: typo | ||
wstubzi
New Zealand224 Posts
On May 28 2015 23:50 fingerwaggin wrote: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 69 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) User was warned for this post Surprised you were warned for this post, chill out a bit TL ![]() | ||
Wildmoon
Thailand4189 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States43788 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES49497 Posts
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Tchado
Jordan1831 Posts
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Randomaccount#77123
United States5003 Posts
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Randomaccount#77123
United States5003 Posts
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marpis
Finland18 Posts
On May 29 2015 00:24 OtherWorld wrote: 69 different maps pls. This! This would absolutely make it 10 times even more epic! And wouldn't be any harder to organize. | ||
Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On May 29 2015 13:14 Barrin wrote: So there have been 66 ladder maps in WoL+HotS so far. If you include the 3 new LotV maps, that's exactly 69 ladder maps total. Kinda cool -- maybe make the last 3 games LotV if you get to it (map removed from pool once used, loser pick?). Or maybe play them in (reverse?) chronological order ^^ But if you want to mix it up maybe throw in some GSL maps.. and definitely some TLMC finalists (all the top 3's?). Mapmakers want you to use some of their maps, btw xD Fruitland, Crazy Clash, New Polaris Rhapsody. There's your other 3 maps. | ||
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Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
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Where dat snitch at?36921 Posts
On May 29 2015 09:56 N.geNuity wrote: June 06, 2015, Seoul, Korea Chosun Ilbo (Korea Daily) Video game addiction, a real worldwide problem? On June 05 two Swedish* professional gamers playing the after reportedly playing for over 72 hours straight with little breaks in the game Starcraft II, the sequel to the popular series Starcraft. Authorities say that both passed away reportedly from cardiac arrest from exhaustion, exacerbated with poor air quality due to electric fans being continuously run during their game session**. The two, Jin Asgard and Patrick Bricks, reportedly were playing to try to entertain game enthusiasts in a streaming marathon, but ignored medical advice to take breaks for water, drinks, and sleeping from concerned netizens, saying "Gotta make that YOLO 69" at the 68th hour. Dr. Lee of the University of Seoul warns of the streaming culture. "This story is particularly tragic as the world has reported on the addiction of gaming in South Korea in the past, with deaths involving the Starcraft franchise. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4137782.stm". But while game addiction continues to be a problem, Dr. Lee also warns of streaming addiction. "We live in a mobile age now, with the average korean year 8 pupil consuming 28 hours of streams per day." When asked for clarification, he said "most pupils watch streams on their phones in school and in studies, having a 'split screen' view to watch games, mokbangs, and continuous loops of STYLE START SBENU." "In reality, pupils now are becoming addicting to stream watching, in addition to playing League Of Legends and mobile games." Parents are advised to watch out for the warning signs of a game addict: being slow to wake up in the morning; dropping below the top 10% of their class rank; laughing and seemingly being happy with life; spending time on the computer or phone *editorial correction: It has been brought to the attention of the Chosun Ilbo that the gamers from Denmark and Norway **editorial correction: It has been brought to the attention of the Chosun Ilbo that electric fans did not contribute to their deaths. Legit no lie, this post is so freaking funny. ![]() | ||
HewTheTitan
Canada331 Posts
On May 28 2015 23:50 fingerwaggin wrote: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 69 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) User was warned for this post Sorry, but why the warning? 69 is the most immature number they could have chosen for this format. It's embarassing to be a part of a scene that does this sort of thing. bo67 or bo71 would be wicked though. | ||
Cheeseling
Ukraine132 Posts
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Where dat snitch at?36921 Posts
On May 29 2015 15:05 HewTheTitan wrote: Sorry, but why the warning? 69 is the most immature number they could have chosen for this format. It's embarassing to be a part of a scene that does this sort of thing. bo67 or bo71 would be wicked though. Warning was because of our policy against twitch memes. | ||
bjornkavist
Canada1235 Posts
On May 29 2015 15:05 HewTheTitan wrote: Sorry, but why the warning? 69 is the most immature number they could have chosen for this format. It's embarassing to be a part of a scene that does this sort of thing. bo67 or bo71 would be wicked though. 69 is a sexy number. Aesthetic as fuck, look at that symmetry. | ||
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