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How did they convince Kwanro to get inside that suit?
[Interview] Linda "Pikachu" Liao - Page 5
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Slow Motion
United States6960 Posts
How did they convince Kwanro to get inside that suit? | ||
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KahunaNui
Spain257 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:55 LittleeD wrote: Why not? There's nothing negative about it. Yes there is, it's segregation. Male and female have the same hands/brains, makig a specific tourney is like saying, well, they couldn't ever beat men. She seemed very interesting, though I found the questions rather dull. What did you think when you saw an enemy's pylon at your base? Are zergs cute? | ||
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UberThing
Great Britain410 Posts
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
On November 10 2010 08:16 KahunaNui wrote: Yes there is, it's segregation. Male and female have the same hands/brains, makig a specific tourney is like saying, well, they couldn't ever beat men. She seemed very interesting, though I found the questions rather dull. What did you think when you saw an enemy's pylon at your base? Are zergs cute? Actually, women typically have smaller hands, and their brains are wired differently as well. Men are more left-hemisphere focused on top of many other differences (go google and educate yourself.) And it's not segregation. Don't throw terms like that around without even knowing what it means. Segregation would imply that women are not allowed to participate in tournaments (ie all other tournaments are 'male only') which is clearly false. | ||
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Avaclon
United States80 Posts
On November 10 2010 08:13 rally_point wrote: Just a small discrepancy I thought I'd point out - in the thread title her last name is spelled "Liao" whereas in the OP her last name is "Lao" Doesn't really matter but... small things like this peeve me a bit lol My bad. Fixed. | ||
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leveller
Sweden1840 Posts
On November 10 2010 08:16 KahunaNui wrote: Yes there is, it's segregation. Male and female have the same hands/brains, makig a specific tourney is like saying, well, they couldn't ever beat men. She seemed very interesting, though I found the questions rather dull. What did you think when you saw an enemy's pylon at your base? Are zergs cute? No woman is forbidden from entering a regular tournament, they are in the minority and have a cup for themselves, makes them play more and get more involved etc etc how is it bad? Btw she must get revenge on idra for making tossgirl cry! | ||
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Frugalicious
United States121 Posts
On November 10 2010 05:55 GildedAdonis wrote: Ehhh...I kinda feel like...who cares? There are much better players than her and it's silly to get worked up over a girl just because she plays Starcraft. Most girls I know that play video games are far less than desirable and I see no immediate reason why I would prefer her over someone more outgoing and accomplished. She is also a famous celebrity in Taiwan. Good job leaving out facts. This just really shows how diverse the population is for SC2. Perhaps other females who see this may begin playing. The stigma attached to gaming is terrible and is often portrayed negatively (at least in the American society, most notably the media). Seeing someone like a famous celebrity devote a lot of her time into gaming, in a way, serves as a "counter argument" to all the negative arguments we get against gaming. With more people like Linda Liao, eventually the gaming community can peel away this negative stigma society has on us gamers. At least this is how more open-minded may perceive the world as opposed to the narrow-minded view of "Oh, she is just a girl. Who cares?" Having a limited community will only hurt gaming and e-sports in the long run. Don't belittle the important things that go on in this community, its pathetic. | ||
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bLuR
Canada625 Posts
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dRaW
Canada5744 Posts
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LittleAtari
Jordan1090 Posts
Here's the replays from the finals: http://www.esl.eu/eu/female/sc2/cups/sc2goesfemale2/match/20325960/ Now, maybe I suck at analyzing replays, but the play doesn't seem all that good? | ||
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zoOv
Australia269 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:48 SichuanPanda wrote: Almost 100% sure I played against her when she was making the climb to top Diamond. If not I faced someone else named Pikachu on NA/SEA server (SEA being combined with NA now) who was quite good. Also it is a very good sign for e-sports that female gamers are showing interest as well. I doubt it, she plays on the TW server. | ||
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palms
Canada7 Posts
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leveller
Sweden1840 Posts
On November 10 2010 08:35 dRaW wrote: Hmm, I know girls can be good @ sc, but I never thought TLO wouldn't be able to beat her O.o weird how she just became diamond recently. Thats obvious said in jest/a joke/something simillar :p Im sure shes a decent diamond player but just like the rest of us she doesnt have a chance against those who practice 10 hours a day, every day. | ||
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kazie
258 Posts
On November 10 2010 08:16 KahunaNui wrote: Yes there is, it's segregation. Male and female have the same hands/brains, makig a specific tourney is like saying, well, they couldn't ever beat men. She seemed very interesting, though I found the questions rather dull. What did you think when you saw an enemy's pylon at your base? Are zergs cute? sorry but it's true? do you see female players in sc2 tournies? no? females are less competitive in sports, brain games, and academics. you dont see female nba players. out of ~1.4k grandmasters, only 22 are female. academic awards? out of ~130 nobel prize laureates in the past decade, only 13 were female. you think female olympics is segregation? | ||
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5543 Posts
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happyness
United States2400 Posts
On November 10 2010 05:55 GildedAdonis wrote: Ehhh...I kinda feel like...who cares? There are much better players than her and it's silly to get worked up over a girl just because she plays Starcraft. Most girls I know that play video games are far less than desirable and I see no immediate reason why I would prefer her over someone more outgoing and accomplished. So because a girl plays video games she's less outgoing and less accomplished and less desirable than other girls?... Do you play starcraft2? Do you see what's wrong with your statement? | ||
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kazie
258 Posts
On November 10 2010 09:05 happyness wrote: So because a girl plays video games she's less outgoing and less accomplished and less desirable than other girls?... Do you play starcraft2? Do you see what's wrong with your statement? do women find male body builders attractive? im sure a lot do do men find female body builders attractive? im not so sure about that one | ||
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Gummy
United States2180 Posts
On November 10 2010 08:16 KahunaNui wrote: Yes there is, it's segregation. Male and female have the same hands/brains, makig a specific tourney is like saying, well, they couldn't ever beat men. She seemed very interesting, though I found the questions rather dull. What did you think when you saw an enemy's pylon at your base? Are zergs cute? Zergs are cute.  Banelings big and rolly. awww greeeen <3 | ||
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Parnage
United States7414 Posts
Pretty neat interview if a tad fluffed she's someone to keep an eye on that's for sure. | ||
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