He doesnt really do anything disrespectful... People can argue that f ex Incontrol or Huk is much worse for talking ingame.
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asmo.0
Norway318 Posts
He doesnt really do anything disrespectful... People can argue that f ex Incontrol or Huk is much worse for talking ingame. | ||
Buffy
Sweden665 Posts
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ithildin
United States9 Posts
Let's show some class. | ||
Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:01 RPR_Tempest wrote: They're not trying to look badass, they're trying to entertain the fans and succeeding. They're trying to look badass to entertain the crowd then, it makes no difference to my point whatsoever. It's still degrading for a progamer and competitor to act like an entertainer, especially out of the game, especially when it involves being obnoxious and disrespectful (regardless of whether the sentiment is real or not). | ||
HoldenR
Netherlands256 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:17 Talin wrote: They're trying to look badass to entertain the crowd then, it makes no difference to my point whatsoever. It's still degrading for a progamer and competitor to act like an entertainer, especially out of the game, especially when it involves being obnoxious and disrespectful (regardless of whether the sentiment is real or not). Who do you think you are to dictate what is or is not good for the sport, or how the pros should or should not behave? A large majority of the people who enjoy the entire e-sports scene, enjoyed this little debacle. Why on earth do you think you'd get to take that away from them? E-sports success' depends on the people watching it, and if you'd like to alienate a large majority of the fans, then I'd like to congratulate you on killing the entire scene. In the name of "manner", you'd ruin fun. | ||
Steamroller
Finland756 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:17 Talin wrote: They're trying to look badass to entertain the crowd then, it makes no difference to my point whatsoever. It's still degrading for a progamer and competitor to act like an entertainer, especially out of the game, especially when it involves being obnoxious and disrespectful (regardless of whether the sentiment is real or not). I found MC's "boss" acting to be really awkward. Only in e-sports can nerdy looking guy like MC do it and get the crowd cheers. | ||
KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:25 HoldenR wrote: Who do you think you are to dictate what is or is not good for the sport, or how the pros should or should not behave? A large majority of the people who enjoy the entire e-sports scene, enjoyed this little debacle. Why on earth do you think you'd get to take that away from them? E-sports success' depends on the people watching it, and if you'd like to alienate a large majority of the fans, then I'd like to congratulate you on killing the entire scene. In the name of "manner", you'd ruin fun. Or...maybe this is just how these guys naturally act? | ||
SpiffD
Denmark1264 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:16 ithildin wrote: There is always a lot of talk about people wanting esports to be more like a mainstream sport, and mainstream sports don't put up with this kind of behavior. 5 minutes of google returns results from the NHL, NFL, NBA, and even rugby. Let's show some class. Those cases are absurd and are great examples of politically correctness gone very wrong. I doubt you could find an example outside of any former colony of England. The rest of Europe, for example, aren't as soft skinned and wouldn't take offence to such an act. | ||
ManaO
Italy185 Posts
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Piski
Finland3461 Posts
To me just the fact that MC can do a throat cut move and IdrA can respond to it by giving him the finger makes Esports better and much more fun to watch than these traditional sports. | ||
Paperplane
Netherlands1823 Posts
More publicity is always a good thing, and look at all the publicity this little "incident" got. | ||
HaeHei
United Kingdom162 Posts
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MurMiLLo
United States260 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:16 ithildin wrote: There is always a lot of talk about people wanting esports to be more like a mainstream sport, and mainstream sports don't put up with this kind of behavior. 5 minutes of google returns results from the NHL, NFL, NBA, and even rugby. Let's show some class. i dont give a shit if i get banned or whatever but i have 2 words for u. FUCK OFF User was temp banned for this post. | ||
Ramong
Denmark1706 Posts
It helps break down the barrier between the players and he spectators because they show some humane side of themselves. | ||
poorbeggarman
139 Posts
On June 05 2011 21:16 ithildin wrote: There is always a lot of talk about people wanting esports to be more like a mainstream sport, and mainstream sports don't put up with this kind of behavior. 5 minutes of google returns results from the NHL, NFL, NBA, and even rugby. Let's show some class. Yeah, like all those intentional fouls, bickering etc on professional football. Real classy. | ||
Mackin
Ireland181 Posts
![]() I am also in the boat that wants to see MC vs IdrA once again, would be really nice. | ||
Mithriel
Netherlands2969 Posts
MC said it himself in the interview with Hot_bid, he sees themselves as wrestlers, he loves adding some hype, controversy, rivalry and charisma to the scene. Its all to entertain us (the crowd). Thats why people either hate or love him. Its exactly the same with IdrA, i think its nice he sometimes spices things up with his BM and interviews. I get the idea people think he really wants to decapitate him lol. Its a bit similar to last MLG with Huk and IdrA and than some weeks later just hang out at dreamhack. | ||
Aristodemus
England1989 Posts
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Iamyournoob
Germany595 Posts
I mean come on, it is just a huge show he puts on every time and you know what? It is damn right he does so. Even though I don't feel much love for Idra he never fails to amuse me - be it through his gaming skills or his BM. But besides: I have never seen MC leave a game without gging or something like that. Furthermore I believe that his overconfident acting towards his opponents is also meant to intimidate them. What did Jose Mourinho, coach of Real Madrid, say about psychology in sports? "The game starts already at the first press conference." That being said, you can be a nice guy and stick to the game or you can do stuff out of the game to confuse/intimidate or make your opponent get angry. Thanks to Idra and MC for such a great spectacle. Hell, gotta love MCs interaction with the crowd, he is definetely a fan favourite for a reason! | ||
Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
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