EPTYou need to be saying gg imo. It makes you look bitter if you don't... If I am talking to friends on mumble and my opponent does not gg we mock them for being angry at what is essentially just a practice game.
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Slyce
United Kingdom173 Posts
You need to be saying gg imo. It makes you look bitter if you don't... If I am talking to friends on mumble and my opponent does not gg we mock them for being angry at what is essentially just a practice game. | ||
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bLah.
Croatia497 Posts
GL and HF depend on my mood and I don't do it if I'm about to do some all in, but GG is a way of admitting defeat. I know that in this game you won't lose if you don't make any mistakes, scouting, macro, or control mistake. So if someone beats me, it deserves GG even if it's 6pool. Also when I lose stupidly from some cheese I'm always mad just on myself because I know that all those things are in the game, they are part of the game, so if I didn't take that into account while playing then it's just me playing badly and lazy. | ||
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Ryndika
1489 Posts
On October 20 2011 18:15 Slyce wrote: 'no gg, no skill' You need to be saying gg imo. It makes you look bitter if you don't... If I am talking to friends on mumble and my opponent does not gg we mock them for being angry at what is essentially just a practice game. Doesn't "no gg no skill" refer to that you have to lose so you can see what you need to improve? Not manners. Do you people care much if opponents GG's or not? Personally I don't care if he goes gg or plain quit. | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
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chuigo
Australia93 Posts
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Kerm
France467 Posts
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Chargelot
2275 Posts
If I get cheesed, I wont GG unless it was a quality cheese. I guess I really do like to be mannered, but overall I just appreciate the play of my opponents a lot. If they beat me, 99% of the time its because they played better than me. So I think they deserve that little bit of gratification at the end. I've actually had a 2v2 partner and a couple 3v3 partners which I got when I complimented their intense play styles which kicked my ass. So just being a little nice earned me a lot of fun. | ||
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
Kind of weird that people will be nice and "GLHF" and even sometimes even try to engage in friendly banter but will just leave without the GG. Overall, I dont really mind if they "GLHF" or "GG" just thought it was funny that people are eagar to be nice at the beginning of games but dont always leave with good manners. | ||
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centinel4
Austria50 Posts
unluckily gg has established itself as a thing you have to say to tap out. GG has no meaning anymore... its just something you type... so i just GG if i feel it was a GG. if not i just write "you win". | ||
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Lorch
Germany3685 Posts
But when I feel like it was just not a gg I either just go g (because it was a game afterall) or ng (for no game). Or i just tab out if I got 6 pooled or some shit like that. Just because I wish my opponnent luck and fun doesn't mean I have to call the game good when I leave, I never understood why just tabing out when the game is lost is bad mannered or not good mannered. I wish you luck and fun at the beginning in the hope that we'll play a good game together, if that does not happen there is no reason for me to gg, has nothing to do with manner imo. | ||
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nttea
Sweden4353 Posts
On October 20 2011 19:34 centinel4 wrote: IMO you should only GG if you think it was a "good game". if you get roflstomped, just quit and search for the next game. it was not a gg. unluckily gg has established itself as a thing you have to say to tap out. GG has no meaning anymore... its just something you type... so i just GG if i feel it was a GG. if not i just write "you win". saying gg imo is a sign of respect towards your opponent and the game, it doesn't have to mean "a relatively good game, compared to others" imo anygame of starcraft that gets played until there's a clear winner is a good game  | ||
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Chargelot
2275 Posts
On October 20 2011 19:39 nttea wrote: saying gg imo is a sign of respect towards your opponent and the game, it doesn't have to mean "a relatively good game, compared to others" imo anygame of starcraft that gets played until there's a clear winner is a good game Yeah, it's become symbolic of the culture. It's an idiomatic way of showing respect. | ||
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oZe
Sweden492 Posts
Personally I actually prefer BM it's kindoff a receipt for superior play. Like I played so good the other guy couldn't stand how inferior he was and had to lash out =) The best BM is when you crush a higher rated player and he resorts to calling you a "your league"-noob it just levitates my boat... | ||
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VegaNZ
New Zealand317 Posts
I have noticed no one lately seems to be "gl hf" at the beggining of the game and I've now stopped doing it myself unless my opponent does it. Us competitive types are touchy | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
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clayn
Germany444 Posts
But when I do, I'm winning. | ||
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Chargelot
2275 Posts
On October 20 2011 19:46 nam nam wrote: For me gg is like tapping out in wrestling, it's just something you do. Not gging is like instead of tapping out you just run away. Hahaha. This made for a great mental picture. | ||
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
GG WP if i got my ass handed to me, or other player made a especially good game, unique or creative. If they Offensive GG me, I just leave. This has been my policy for years. | ||
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clownfish
Angola25 Posts
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oxxo
988 Posts
For all the talk in here, the vast majority of the 'manner' players that say 'glhf' (I just reply 'u2') never 'gg' if they lose, or even worse will rage. There's plenty of 'manner' players that will offensive gg or gloat after the game is over also. | ||
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