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ShakaZu.Sc2
United States131 Posts
Thanks for discussing it though! | ||
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TheRealArtemis
687 Posts
Espacially on the whole day9 thing, with cloud, where he claims to be in money trouble, but actually earns alot more then people would think. I hope you guys talk and touch on the subject again, with does the casters have too much power to change peoples mind about players. Espacially a guy like day9 could really make people think better or worse about a player, because he got so many followers. And espacially, because he almost got a cult status in the community. I really liked this episodes, shame with the bad trolls, they werent even funny. | ||
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BuddhaMonk
781 Posts
On May 02 2012 10:31 iNcontroL wrote: You can't tell the difference between emailing a sponsor to thank them and emailing a sponsor to threaten them about the poor decisions of individuals? Really? Just so we are clear I also encourage people to support players but wouldn't like it if you actively tried to ruin their lives. I think you're doing yourself a disservice by pleading for people not to contact sponsors every chance you get. If this is really just a handful of malicious trolls, they're not going to listen to you, and if it's actually a legitimate group of fans that are offended by these incidents to such an extent then brushing them off as attention seeking trolls is certainly not going to address their concerns. You should be acknowledging people's right to voice whatever opinion they have and maybe actually try to address the issue that the internet gaming community has a distinct culture where the competitive atmosphere heightens emotions in a similar manner to sports, yet unlike real sports there's no physical consequences for any trash talking that occurs. This leads to incidents like what happened to our mild mannered friend Orb who would never hurt a fly. At least in physical sports there's a built in correction mechanism where if you talk all kinds of shit there are real consequences for you. In an online world, there's no equivalent - until you start trying to make a career out of it. I think this is the real underlying issue that, if esports is in such a delicate position as to be vulnerable to a few trolls contacting sponsors, should probably be addressed sooner rather than later. | ||
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FivepuLse
United States1 Post
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
On May 02 2012 11:57 BuddhaMonk wrote: I think you're doing yourself a disservice by pleading for people not to contact sponsors every chance you get. If this is really just a handful of malicious trolls, they're not going to listen to you, and if it's actually a legitimate group of fans that are offended by these incidents to such an extent then brushing them off as attention seeking trolls is certainly not going to address their concerns. You should be acknowledging people's right to voice whatever opinion they have and maybe actually try to address the issue that the internet gaming community has a distinct culture where the competitive atmosphere heightens emotions in a similar manner to sports, yet unlike real sports there's no physical consequences for any trash talking that occurs. This leads to incidents like what happened to our mild mannered friend Orb who would never hurt a fly. At least in physical sports there's a built in correction mechanism where if you talk all kinds of shit there are real consequences for you. In an online world, there's no equivalent - until you start trying to make a career out of it. I think this is the real underlying issue that, if esports is in such a delicate position as to be vulnerable to a few trolls contacting sponsors, should probably be addressed sooner rather than later. It isn't just trolls contacting sponsors in fact I bet there are next to 0 trolls contacting sponsors. | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
On May 02 2012 11:58 FivepuLse wrote: djWHEAT and Idra getting pranked on ITG! LOL OMG IS SO FUNNY M I RIGHT!?!?! No, it isn't funny. | ||
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Synche
United States1345 Posts
On May 02 2012 11:58 FivepuLse wrote: djWHEAT and Idra getting pranked on ITG! LOL What world do you live in that this is enjoyable to you? You made a Youtube vid? Seriously? Fuck, man, that's some crazy dedication for some 2nd grade comedic thinking. | ||
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Hashbaz
United States340 Posts
Soundcloud: http://snd.sc/JBH7Mg Torrent: http://db.tt/enVdMQue Blog: http://itg-audio.blogspot.com/2012/05/inside-game-40.html | ||
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SpinmovE
Canada119 Posts
On May 02 2012 12:16 Hashbaz wrote: Episode 40 MP3 is up: Soundcloud: http://snd.sc/JBH7Mg Torrent: http://db.tt/enVdMQue Blog: http://itg-audio.blogspot.com/2012/05/inside-game-40.html It's a little mind blowing that they still can't produce their own mp3's or update the OP of this post with links to the VODs. How long has it been now with literally no improvement? 6 months? | ||
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kvn4444
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TheKefka
Croatia11752 Posts
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Deleted User 137586
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On May 02 2012 12:16 Hashbaz wrote: Episode 40 MP3 is up: Soundcloud: http://snd.sc/JBH7Mg Torrent: http://db.tt/enVdMQue Blog: http://itg-audio.blogspot.com/2012/05/inside-game-40.html So great waking up, downloading the new ITG and walking to work with awesome in my ears. | ||
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Bayyne
United States1967 Posts
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Terranist
United States2496 Posts
On May 02 2012 12:16 Hashbaz wrote: Episode 40 MP3 is up: Soundcloud: http://snd.sc/JBH7Mg Torrent: http://db.tt/enVdMQue Blog: http://itg-audio.blogspot.com/2012/05/inside-game-40.html hashbaz hashbaz hashbaz! | ||
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NExt
Australia1651 Posts
On May 02 2012 11:58 FivepuLse wrote: djWHEAT and Idra getting pranked on ITG! LOL User was banned for this post. god i hope ur non throwaway gets banned as well | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
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chocopan
Japan986 Posts
On May 02 2012 12:16 Hashbaz wrote: Episode 40 MP3 is up: Soundcloud: http://snd.sc/JBH7Mg Torrent: http://db.tt/enVdMQue Blog: http://itg-audio.blogspot.com/2012/05/inside-game-40.html Again, thanku so much for doing this! | ||
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itsNifty
Netherlands29 Posts
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Resilient
United Kingdom1431 Posts
On May 02 2012 19:50 itsNifty wrote: Yesterday painuser was like, like, like ! Yes, this is extremely painful to listen to. Please for the love of God, try to refrain from doing this. | ||
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Zax19
Czech Republic1136 Posts
On May 02 2012 09:07 DeepElemBlues wrote: well i agree 100% on it, mostly because 1. they spend 30 seconds to a minute harping on a "blunder" that is inconsequential and deserves a 4 second mention and nothing else 2. most of the time, the "blunder" being a "blunder" is a matter of opinion, and it seems like the casters are usually actually WRONG that it is a "blunder" To me both are an issue – it’s important to say something politely and move on to the next thing. I hate how Tastosis and many other casters exaggerate the praise such as “this guy is actually so good” after every other series. Then you have the other extreme of someone like Wolf who casts in an extremely “questioning” tone and focuses too much on the “doubt” aspect of casting. Like qxc says, you don’t have time to analyse on the fly because you need to keep moving on as the game is progressing. Bitterdam are a bit too honest and they’re an example of people who aren’t afraid to call out the game balance and that’s actually not appropriate for doing a commercial broadcast. I enjoy very few games because I can’t stand that SC2 is so bad, yet it’s probably the best current RTS e-sport. People wouldn’t enjoy my commentary, that’s for sure :D. It’s especially problematic to see when to praise the winner and when to be honest and point out that the other player lost the game – you don’t want to defame every player who loses but if both players played bad, just one played even worse then I hate hearing exaggerated praise. | ||
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