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On December 31 2010 17:40 EnderCraft wrote:
Husky is the stepping stone from 'scene' into mainstream society. Once that is achieved, ESports will blow up like nobody's business.
Just look at the EG tournament being showed on G4.com. I hate the TV channel, but is sure as hell is a start...
How is husky a stepping stone from the scene into the mainstream society when he does not cover esports events? If any caster would be this stepping stone it would have to be casters like jp, wheat, day9, tastetosis for all their coverage they do for huge esport events like dreamhack/gsl/iem/mlg. Dan even brings you the prelims + interviews for gsl prelims he is a god in the esports community atm.
Not meaning for this to be an arguement over the best casters but you are confused to which people are advancing esports.
Also saying husky is the reason for the EG cup being shown on g4.com is post hoc ergo proctor hoc logical fallacy at best. I think scion said it best, give credit to where credit is due.
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On December 31 2010 18:08 Plaxy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 17:40 EnderCraft wrote:
Husky is the stepping stone from 'scene' into mainstream society. Once that is achieved, ESports will blow up like nobody's business.
Just look at the EG tournament being showed on G4.com. I hate the TV channel, but is sure as hell is a start...
How is husky a stepping stone from the scene into the mainstream society when he does not cover esports events? If any caster would be this stepping stone it would have to be casters like jp, wheat, day9, tastetosis for all their coverage they do for huge esport events like dreamhack/gsl/iem/mlg. Dan even brings you the prelims + interviews for gsl prelims he is a god in the esports community atm. Not meaning for this to be an arguement over the best casters but you are confused to which people are advancing esports. Also saying husky is the reason for the EG cup being shown on g4.com is post hoc ergo proctor hoc logical fallacy at best. I think scion said it best, give credit to where credit is due.
People who have never watched SC2 don't care about random tournaments. Husky is a good introduction to the game, thats all i'm saying. After someone watches husky, then they'll go watch day 9, gsl, etc.
Also I never said he was solely responsible for the EG tournament getting on G4. Its a start for getting into the mainstream. Im pretty sure only people who care about SC2 would watch that tournament on g4.
My point is that Husky brings in more new SC2 fans to watch tournaments like the EG masters cup 
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On December 31 2010 18:08 Plaxy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 17:40 EnderCraft wrote:
Husky is the stepping stone from 'scene' into mainstream society. Once that is achieved, ESports will blow up like nobody's business.
Just look at the EG tournament being showed on G4.com. I hate the TV channel, but is sure as hell is a start...
How is husky a stepping stone from the scene into the mainstream society when he does not cover esports events? If any caster would be this stepping stone it would have to be casters like jp, wheat, day9, tastetosis for all their coverage they do for huge esport events like dreamhack/gsl/iem/mlg. Dan even brings you the prelims + interviews for gsl prelims he is a god in the esports community atm. Not meaning for this to be an arguement over the best casters but you are confused to which people are advancing esports. Also saying husky is the reason for the EG cup being shown on g4.com is post hoc ergo proctor hoc logical fallacy at best. I think scion said it best, give credit to where credit is due.
You're making connections and getting slightly confused. Look at it this way. 356,062, as of now, people are subscribed to Husky, regularly getting their dose of esports. Do you think G4 would want to support something a reasonable amount, as they have, if those kind of numbers weren't there? A few thousand youtube views for Artosis, or a few thousand stream views for Day9 don't match that. I'm not talking quality, I'm talking quantity. And as proven by McDonalds and WalMart, quantity is what makes money.
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People are overstating his importance to SC2. He's achieved a lot becoming a youtube presence considering how many young people are out there vying for that stage thinking it will lead to bigger thing. The guy has had almost nothing to do with the competitive side of the game since beta. His successful transition from guy who badly casts SC2 to youtube sensation is noteworthy but give it a rest about the fate of SC2's popularity being on his shoulders
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On December 31 2010 18:17 floor exercise wrote:
People are overstating his importance to SC2. He's achieved a lot becoming a youtube presence considering how many young people are out there vying for that stage thinking it will lead to bigger thing. The guy has had almost nothing to do with the competitive side of the game since beta. His successful transition from guy who badly casts SC2 to youtube sensation is noteworthy but give it a rest about the fate of SC2's popularity being on his shoulders
#1 thats your opinion on his casting method. Not everyone else's.
#2 Its definitely not on his shoulders. My theory is that people like day 9 will become more popular as a result of an influx of new SC2 fans from Husky.
The day 9 daily is extremely popular among people who play Starcraft. Husky brings people into Starcraft. Everyone has there role to play
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So many idiots in this thread.
These sc2 music videos actually are great benefit to the Starcraft community. It ingrains starcraft into the gaming culture particularly amongst casuals. It gives people a reason to talk about starcraft in other gaming communities.
HD and Husky brings heaps of new fans into Starcraft (I have at least 5 RL friends that got into Starcraft because of their youtube videos). If you do not like their videos then fine, but STFU and stop slandering them.
Keep up the good work Husky!
Edit: tbh I think the reason people do this is to try and look cool and elitist. Like I'm from the SC1 days so I'm more hardcore and SC2 people are noobs.
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@Flamers He is doing everything he can to bring SC2 to the masses everytimes there is a poll he makes a appeal to people to support SC2 and just look at the comments on any poll, most people are sent by him. Also, his commentaries are by far most entertaining MUCH better than Artosis and Tasteless who are, boring and drab when compared to him.
PS: Didn't notice the gay part as I was too busy laughing at the song.
+ Show Spoiler + PPS: Hmmm.... saw it again I think the gay part is where he tears his shirt.  This video would be so much better and popular if the shirt tearing scene was done by Baneling Girls.
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On December 31 2010 17:38 HuskyTheHusky wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 16:43 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 13:36 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 13:11 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 11:44 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 11:03 Rialz wrote:
Well i enjoyed the video, but i think that Husky is diverting too much from the actual SC2 scene and pretty much doing anything for fame, not for the love of the community. Ya kidding? He does this because he loves the SC2 community. He could have spent the time and the budget just plowing out commentaries to pay the bills, not making charity songs. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha aaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha Oh do me a favour and lose the troll act, some of us have been doing it way longer than you and we're much better at it. Do you know the guy? No. When was the last time you spoke to him? Are you employed by the same company? Are you aware of what he does on a daily basis? Do you know how much he earns? Do you know how much money he plows into making fun content for no personal gain? None of the above, of course. So sit the fuck down and stick to what you're good at. Yeah, so I'm defending my friend. Deal with it.. I won't have you slandering his good name in public without recourse. edit : Noted, removed. sit the fuck down? lol shut up retard. he doesnt give a rats ass about the community beyond the fact that theyre making him rich despite the fact that he has absolutely 0 noticeable talents. if the tlaf guy hadnt been desperate to throw money at the community, and husky hadnt gotten in between those 2, he would be a nothing right now. good for him for 'making it' but dont act like anything about the whole thing is for the good of the community. I'm sorry you have started hating me ever since you lost the HDH1 to WhiteRa. Despite what you think, I did not rig the maps to be in his favor and I did not in any way rig anything to favor one player over the other. I understand why you raged at me in private after you lost and I am ok with you posting extremely hateful things towards me ever since that event. It's cool if you dont like me. It's cool if the raging nerd persona is your way of standing out. It's extremely awesome that you are so dedicated to StarCraft 2 and are a representation of the foreign community in StarCraft 2. But please, for the sake of being an honest person, stop posting in every thread about me saying I do not care about the SC2 community. It simply is not true . Thanks!
Wasn't going to bother posting in this thread but found it funny enough to read to the end. But anyway woah, what a passive aggressive post. You can't keep the moral high ground while trying to take the piss out of his personality. I respect Idra and even the people just flat out calling the song gay more than you because at least they have just said what they thought instead of sugar coating it.
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On December 31 2010 18:17 floor exercise wrote:
People are overstating his importance to SC2. He's achieved a lot becoming a youtube presence considering how many young people are out there vying for that stage thinking it will lead to bigger thing. The guy has had almost nothing to do with the competitive side of the game since beta. His successful transition from guy who badly casts SC2 to youtube sensation is noteworthy but give it a rest about the fate of SC2's popularity being on his shoulders
You have to get out of the professional, competitive microcosmos that is TL and take a look at all the rest.
Several friends of mine that play SC2 have never heard of TLO or IdrA or Fruitdealer, they don't know what the GSL is or why it's so awesome that Boxer and Nada play SC2 now. They do however know Husky, and by watching his videos, some have already discovered that there's more to the scene, be it by comments on youtube or references in his videos / songs.
Some time ago one of them messaged me something along the lines of "dude, there's this cool SC site called Team Liquid, did you know that?" and he stumbled upon it via a Husky video on Youtube.
I'm not saying he's single-handedly responsible for SC2's popularity for a certain target audience, but he's doing a good job at introducing people to the scene via means that others don't use.
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On December 31 2010 18:30 haffy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 17:38 HuskyTheHusky wrote:On December 31 2010 16:43 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 13:36 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 13:11 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 11:44 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 11:03 Rialz wrote:
Well i enjoyed the video, but i think that Husky is diverting too much from the actual SC2 scene and pretty much doing anything for fame, not for the love of the community. Ya kidding? He does this because he loves the SC2 community. He could have spent the time and the budget just plowing out commentaries to pay the bills, not making charity songs. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha aaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha Oh do me a favour and lose the troll act, some of us have been doing it way longer than you and we're much better at it. Do you know the guy? No. When was the last time you spoke to him? Are you employed by the same company? Are you aware of what he does on a daily basis? Do you know how much he earns? Do you know how much money he plows into making fun content for no personal gain? None of the above, of course. So sit the fuck down and stick to what you're good at. Yeah, so I'm defending my friend. Deal with it.. I won't have you slandering his good name in public without recourse. edit : Noted, removed. sit the fuck down? lol shut up retard. he doesnt give a rats ass about the community beyond the fact that theyre making him rich despite the fact that he has absolutely 0 noticeable talents. if the tlaf guy hadnt been desperate to throw money at the community, and husky hadnt gotten in between those 2, he would be a nothing right now. good for him for 'making it' but dont act like anything about the whole thing is for the good of the community. I'm sorry you have started hating me ever since you lost the HDH1 to WhiteRa. Despite what you think, I did not rig the maps to be in his favor and I did not in any way rig anything to favor one player over the other. I understand why you raged at me in private after you lost and I am ok with you posting extremely hateful things towards me ever since that event. It's cool if you dont like me. It's cool if the raging nerd persona is your way of standing out. It's extremely awesome that you are so dedicated to StarCraft 2 and are a representation of the foreign community in StarCraft 2. But please, for the sake of being an honest person, stop posting in every thread about me saying I do not care about the SC2 community. It simply is not true . Thanks! Wasn't going to bother posting in this thread but found it funny enough to read to the end. But anyway woah, what a passive aggressive post. You can't keep the moral high ground while trying to take the piss out of his personality. I respect Idra and even the people just flat out calling the song gay more than you because at least they have just said what they thought instead of sugar coating it. So what you're saying is that you'd prefer mindless hate to civility? He's trying to be as polite as possible so as not to enrage IdrA anymore. He's trying to be kind, via "sugar coating" it.
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On December 31 2010 18:35 MythicalMage wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 18:30 haffy wrote:On December 31 2010 17:38 HuskyTheHusky wrote:On December 31 2010 16:43 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 13:36 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 13:11 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 11:44 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 11:03 Rialz wrote:
Well i enjoyed the video, but i think that Husky is diverting too much from the actual SC2 scene and pretty much doing anything for fame, not for the love of the community. Ya kidding? He does this because he loves the SC2 community. He could have spent the time and the budget just plowing out commentaries to pay the bills, not making charity songs. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha aaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha Oh do me a favour and lose the troll act, some of us have been doing it way longer than you and we're much better at it. Do you know the guy? No. When was the last time you spoke to him? Are you employed by the same company? Are you aware of what he does on a daily basis? Do you know how much he earns? Do you know how much money he plows into making fun content for no personal gain? None of the above, of course. So sit the fuck down and stick to what you're good at. Yeah, so I'm defending my friend. Deal with it.. I won't have you slandering his good name in public without recourse. edit : Noted, removed. sit the fuck down? lol shut up retard. he doesnt give a rats ass about the community beyond the fact that theyre making him rich despite the fact that he has absolutely 0 noticeable talents. if the tlaf guy hadnt been desperate to throw money at the community, and husky hadnt gotten in between those 2, he would be a nothing right now. good for him for 'making it' but dont act like anything about the whole thing is for the good of the community. I'm sorry you have started hating me ever since you lost the HDH1 to WhiteRa. Despite what you think, I did not rig the maps to be in his favor and I did not in any way rig anything to favor one player over the other. I understand why you raged at me in private after you lost and I am ok with you posting extremely hateful things towards me ever since that event. It's cool if you dont like me. It's cool if the raging nerd persona is your way of standing out. It's extremely awesome that you are so dedicated to StarCraft 2 and are a representation of the foreign community in StarCraft 2. But please, for the sake of being an honest person, stop posting in every thread about me saying I do not care about the SC2 community. It simply is not true . Thanks! Wasn't going to bother posting in this thread but found it funny enough to read to the end. But anyway woah, what a passive aggressive post. You can't keep the moral high ground while trying to take the piss out of his personality. I respect Idra and even the people just flat out calling the song gay more than you because at least they have just said what they thought instead of sugar coating it. So what you're saying is that you'd prefer mindless hate to civility? He's trying to be as polite as possible so as not to enrage IdrA anymore. He's trying to be kind, via "sugar coating" it.
No I prefer people to say what they think instead of being obsessed with what peoples opinions are. I used them as an example as too how much I hate the act some people can put on.
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Topic at hand: a SC2 music video.
If you like/don't like the video that's fine, go ahead and post away. If you were going to rant/flame about the relative importance of Husky, IdrA or anyone else, stop typing now.
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On December 31 2010 18:16 MythicalMage wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 18:08 Plaxy wrote:On December 31 2010 17:40 EnderCraft wrote:
Husky is the stepping stone from 'scene' into mainstream society. Once that is achieved, ESports will blow up like nobody's business.
Just look at the EG tournament being showed on G4.com. I hate the TV channel, but is sure as hell is a start...
How is husky a stepping stone from the scene into the mainstream society when he does not cover esports events? If any caster would be this stepping stone it would have to be casters like jp, wheat, day9, tastetosis for all their coverage they do for huge esport events like dreamhack/gsl/iem/mlg. Dan even brings you the prelims + interviews for gsl prelims he is a god in the esports community atm. Not meaning for this to be an arguement over the best casters but you are confused to which people are advancing esports. Also saying husky is the reason for the EG cup being shown on g4.com is post hoc ergo proctor hoc logical fallacy at best. I think scion said it best, give credit to where credit is due. You're making connections and getting slightly confused. Look at it this way. 356,062, as of now, people are subscribed to Husky, regularly getting their dose of esports. Do you think G4 would want to support something a reasonable amount, as they have, if those kind of numbers weren't there? A few thousand youtube views for Artosis, or a few thousand stream views for Day9 don't match that. I'm not talking quality, I'm talking quantity. And as proven by McDonalds and WalMart, quantity is what makes money.
if comapnies want to get into esports they will look at the numbers of other esport companies viewership not a user on youtube. i.e. MLG/GomTV.
you people arnt understanding that husky does not run an esport channel either. he is not constantly promoting esports in any way as of recently.
Im sure GomTV's 750,000 live audience for SlayerSBoxerS first sc2 game is more impressive than 300,000 subs who may or may not watch husky on a daily basis.
youtube is not the end all be all of esports nor the beginning or end.
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On December 31 2010 18:48 p4NDemik wrote:
Topic at hand: a SC2 music video.
If you like/don't like the video that's fine, go ahead and post away. If you were going to rant/flame about the relative importance of Husky, IdrA or anyone else, stop typing now.
I liked it. Good night everyone
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On December 31 2010 18:27 Highways wrote:
Edit: tbh I think the reason people do this is to try and look cool and elitist. Like I'm from the SC1 days so I'm more hardcore and SC2 people are noobs.
There is alot of that around here unfortunately, and it doesn't look like it will change in the near future 
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On December 31 2010 18:50 Plaxy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 18:16 MythicalMage wrote:On December 31 2010 18:08 Plaxy wrote:On December 31 2010 17:40 EnderCraft wrote:
Husky is the stepping stone from 'scene' into mainstream society. Once that is achieved, ESports will blow up like nobody's business.
Just look at the EG tournament being showed on G4.com. I hate the TV channel, but is sure as hell is a start...
How is husky a stepping stone from the scene into the mainstream society when he does not cover esports events? If any caster would be this stepping stone it would have to be casters like jp, wheat, day9, tastetosis for all their coverage they do for huge esport events like dreamhack/gsl/iem/mlg. Dan even brings you the prelims + interviews for gsl prelims he is a god in the esports community atm. Not meaning for this to be an arguement over the best casters but you are confused to which people are advancing esports. Also saying husky is the reason for the EG cup being shown on g4.com is post hoc ergo proctor hoc logical fallacy at best. I think scion said it best, give credit to where credit is due. You're making connections and getting slightly confused. Look at it this way. 356,062, as of now, people are subscribed to Husky, regularly getting their dose of esports. Do you think G4 would want to support something a reasonable amount, as they have, if those kind of numbers weren't there? A few thousand youtube views for Artosis, or a few thousand stream views for Day9 don't match that. I'm not talking quality, I'm talking quantity. And as proven by McDonalds and WalMart, quantity is what makes money. if comapnies want to get into esports they will look at the numbers of other esport companies viewership not a user on youtube. i.e. MLG/GomTV. you people arnt understanding that husky does not run an esport channel either. he is not constantly promoting esports in any way as of recently. Im sure GomTV's 750,000 live audience for SlayerSBoxerS first sc2 game is more impressive than 300,000 subs who may or may not watch husky on a daily basis. youtube is not the end all be all of esports nor the beginning or end.
Just on a quick note... You do realize your talking about Korea right. Were talking global. Not Korea. Korea already has ESports in its culture... The rest if the world does not even come close, but is growing.
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On December 31 2010 18:46 haffy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 18:35 MythicalMage wrote:On December 31 2010 18:30 haffy wrote:On December 31 2010 17:38 HuskyTheHusky wrote:On December 31 2010 16:43 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 13:36 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 13:11 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 11:44 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 11:03 Rialz wrote:
Well i enjoyed the video, but i think that Husky is diverting too much from the actual SC2 scene and pretty much doing anything for fame, not for the love of the community. Ya kidding? He does this because he loves the SC2 community. He could have spent the time and the budget just plowing out commentaries to pay the bills, not making charity songs. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha aaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha Oh do me a favour and lose the troll act, some of us have been doing it way longer than you and we're much better at it. Do you know the guy? No. When was the last time you spoke to him? Are you employed by the same company? Are you aware of what he does on a daily basis? Do you know how much he earns? Do you know how much money he plows into making fun content for no personal gain? None of the above, of course. So sit the fuck down and stick to what you're good at. Yeah, so I'm defending my friend. Deal with it.. I won't have you slandering his good name in public without recourse. edit : Noted, removed. sit the fuck down? lol shut up retard. he doesnt give a rats ass about the community beyond the fact that theyre making him rich despite the fact that he has absolutely 0 noticeable talents. if the tlaf guy hadnt been desperate to throw money at the community, and husky hadnt gotten in between those 2, he would be a nothing right now. good for him for 'making it' but dont act like anything about the whole thing is for the good of the community. I'm sorry you have started hating me ever since you lost the HDH1 to WhiteRa. Despite what you think, I did not rig the maps to be in his favor and I did not in any way rig anything to favor one player over the other. I understand why you raged at me in private after you lost and I am ok with you posting extremely hateful things towards me ever since that event. It's cool if you dont like me. It's cool if the raging nerd persona is your way of standing out. It's extremely awesome that you are so dedicated to StarCraft 2 and are a representation of the foreign community in StarCraft 2. But please, for the sake of being an honest person, stop posting in every thread about me saying I do not care about the SC2 community. It simply is not true . Thanks! Wasn't going to bother posting in this thread but found it funny enough to read to the end. But anyway woah, what a passive aggressive post. You can't keep the moral high ground while trying to take the piss out of his personality. I respect Idra and even the people just flat out calling the song gay more than you because at least they have just said what they thought instead of sugar coating it. So what you're saying is that you'd prefer mindless hate to civility? He's trying to be as polite as possible so as not to enrage IdrA anymore. He's trying to be kind, via "sugar coating" it. No I prefer people to say what they think instead of being obsessed with what peoples opinions are. I used them as an example as too how much I hate the act some people can put on.
It's something called "social skills". Sometimes you should simply refrain yourself from saying what you really think in order to avoid more drama than necessary. Husky probably would have not said anything if it were anyone other than IdrA. But when it's someone 'prominent' in the community like IdrA stirs up a drama/rumor about Husky, even somebody like him doesn't appreciate the act and had to say something to defend himself.
Anyways, awesome video, and I lol'd at TB's comment about it trolling your average "homophobic gamers". Do more stuff with Kurt!
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The Banelings song was part hilarious part embarassing. This was just really really funny 
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I really dont care what anybody else thinks, I think the vid was funny and husky did a good job.
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On December 31 2010 18:54 scion wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2010 18:46 haffy wrote:On December 31 2010 18:35 MythicalMage wrote:On December 31 2010 18:30 haffy wrote:On December 31 2010 17:38 HuskyTheHusky wrote:On December 31 2010 16:43 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 13:36 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 13:11 IdrA wrote:On December 31 2010 11:44 TotalBiscuit wrote:On December 31 2010 11:03 Rialz wrote:
Well i enjoyed the video, but i think that Husky is diverting too much from the actual SC2 scene and pretty much doing anything for fame, not for the love of the community. Ya kidding? He does this because he loves the SC2 community. He could have spent the time and the budget just plowing out commentaries to pay the bills, not making charity songs. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha aaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha Oh do me a favour and lose the troll act, some of us have been doing it way longer than you and we're much better at it. Do you know the guy? No. When was the last time you spoke to him? Are you employed by the same company? Are you aware of what he does on a daily basis? Do you know how much he earns? Do you know how much money he plows into making fun content for no personal gain? None of the above, of course. So sit the fuck down and stick to what you're good at. Yeah, so I'm defending my friend. Deal with it.. I won't have you slandering his good name in public without recourse. edit : Noted, removed. sit the fuck down? lol shut up retard. he doesnt give a rats ass about the community beyond the fact that theyre making him rich despite the fact that he has absolutely 0 noticeable talents. if the tlaf guy hadnt been desperate to throw money at the community, and husky hadnt gotten in between those 2, he would be a nothing right now. good for him for 'making it' but dont act like anything about the whole thing is for the good of the community. I'm sorry you have started hating me ever since you lost the HDH1 to WhiteRa. Despite what you think, I did not rig the maps to be in his favor and I did not in any way rig anything to favor one player over the other. I understand why you raged at me in private after you lost and I am ok with you posting extremely hateful things towards me ever since that event. It's cool if you dont like me. It's cool if the raging nerd persona is your way of standing out. It's extremely awesome that you are so dedicated to StarCraft 2 and are a representation of the foreign community in StarCraft 2. But please, for the sake of being an honest person, stop posting in every thread about me saying I do not care about the SC2 community. It simply is not true . Thanks! Wasn't going to bother posting in this thread but found it funny enough to read to the end. But anyway woah, what a passive aggressive post. You can't keep the moral high ground while trying to take the piss out of his personality. I respect Idra and even the people just flat out calling the song gay more than you because at least they have just said what they thought instead of sugar coating it. So what you're saying is that you'd prefer mindless hate to civility? He's trying to be as polite as possible so as not to enrage IdrA anymore. He's trying to be kind, via "sugar coating" it. No I prefer people to say what they think instead of being obsessed with what peoples opinions are. I used them as an example as too how much I hate the act some people can put on. It's something called "social skills". Sometimes you should simply refrain yourself from saying what you really think in order to avoid more drama than necessary. Husky probably would have not said anything if it were anyone other than IdrA. But when it's someone 'prominent' in the community like IdrA stirs up a drama/rumor about Husky, even somebody like him doesn't appreciate the act and had to say something to defend himself. Anyways, awesome video, and I lol'd at TB's comment about it trolling your average "homophobic gamers". Do more stuff with Kurt!
Are you serious? Social skills does not involve talking down to people while getting in a personal comment or two. At least with someone who isn't self obsessed with what people think have nothing to hide and are a lot easier to talk to. People who always seem to have a hidden agenda are just hard to get along with.
To be honest I'll stop posting. After reading over my other posts I'm just coming across as the guy hating on someone popular to get attention. I don't dislike Husky I just don't like the way he handled that situation.
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