[Update] Major released from Sixjax - Page 73
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waffleduck
125 Posts
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infinity2k9
United Kingdom2397 Posts
On September 06 2011 04:37 anathematize wrote: Idra is an extremely like-able and marketable personality in the scene. Major is almost universally loathed/hated. You do the math champ. He's not like-able at all you're fucking delusional. Infact before all you SC2 noobs came around here the vast majority of people disliked him. Now he's looked up by a whole throng of idiots cause he acts like a dick. Not to mention the comparison is poor because IdrA is older and on a more important team yet still acts like a twat constantly. When it comes down to it, i like gosi[terran] for his play and his work ethic, going to Korea seems like a real goal for him that would mean a lot and he's been trying to work his way towards it for YEARS. If there were more truly professionally run teams that have actual communication and you know, were actual teams, it think he would do a lot better. For me it just feels like he wasted a load of time on a joke team that's below his potential. Maybe he'd do well in the Korean environment that others couldn't, i believe he was always known as a mass gamer who isn't bothered about putting the practice hours in - something which a lot of foreigners appear to struggle with these days. I noticed he's even in a very good ELO position on this very sites databases, yet people criticize him and talk about IdrA as some bastion that players should live up to? Newsflash: IdrA coasted on a mechanics advantage against every other foreigner and playing the beta as a pro from the very beginning. He doesn't have an advantage anymore, was never known as a clever/strategic (quite the opposite) player and unsurprisingly is now getting poor results. In a few years you'll be wondering why there was so much fucking hype in the first place. I mean for christs sake he basically had as much mechanics as Nestea (just without the experience), yet look at the difference now. | ||
Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:07 MrDudeMan wrote: Right, but idra has the largest fanclub in TL, a ton of twitter followers, and one of the highest watched streams on TL. Oddly enough, this situation is almost the same as when he left root. And if what sixjax says is true, I don't see how major thinks he will survive in korea, there are lots of korean pro's who are better than him yet do not ask for a raise after a mediocre performance at an MLG. As proof of IdrA's incredible value to EG, I will now recite almost all of EG's major sponsors from memory. Intel SteelSeries Kingston HyperEx Monster Energy Drink Jinx Clothing. That is a direct result of IdrA reciting his sponsors like a rap maestro at the end of EVERY appearance or interview he does. | ||
BigLighthouse
United Kingdom424 Posts
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anathematize
United States69 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:24 infinity2k9 wrote: He's not like-able at all you're fucking delusional Keep telling yourself that. Meanwhile... Idra is streaming with commentary to 13k+, representing/hyping his sponsors like a boss and not being kicked off his team. And Terran is still an immature twat-bag that the vast majority of the community loathes. | ||
ComusLoM
Norway3547 Posts
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5ukkub
Poland507 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:35 anathematize wrote: Keep telling yourself that. Meanwhile... Idra is streaming with commentary to 13k+, representing/hyping his sponsors like a boss and not being kicked off his team. And Terran is still an immature twat-bag that the vast majority of the community loathes. The only thing that i expect to get watching IdrA's stream is laugh when he rages and BM's and i would expect it attracts viewers. His play isn't interesting at all, it's just about his BM and rage. People just like drama and IdrA delivers it quite often. | ||
Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:38 ComusLoM wrote: I don't get why they didn't just take legal action instead of releasing him. Because there's very little benefit in sueing an 19 year old kid with no money. The only thing they would be able to do, at most, is prevent him from signing with another team for the duration of the contract. And if they did that, they'd just be dragging out an unhealthy relationship. Make sense? | ||
anathematize
United States69 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:42 5ukkub wrote: The only thing that i expect to get watching IdrA's stream is laugh when he rages and BM's and i would expect it attracts viewers. His play isn't interesting at all, it's just about his BM and rage. People just like drama and IdrA delivers it quite often. Cool. As long as you watch and care... thats all that matters to Idra, EG and EG's sponsors. Unfortunately for Terran... nobody watches and nobody really cares. | ||
TitleRug
United States651 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:42 5ukkub wrote: The only thing that i expect to get watching IdrA's stream is laugh when he rages and BM's and i would expect it attracts viewers. His play isn't interesting at all, it's just about his BM and rage. People just like drama and IdrA delivers it quite often. exactly this. my reason for watching the stream as well | ||
pecore
Germany62 Posts
I suggest to anyone reading up on what sixjax.com actually is. I for one didn't know this at all.. my mistake I guess. | ||
epikAnglory
United States1120 Posts
Forget at the suing, I don't think anyone would take competitive gaming seriously in a court in the United States. | ||
5ukkub
Poland507 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:45 anathematize wrote: Cool. As long as you watch and care... thats all that matters to Idra, EG and EG's sponsors. Unfortunately for Terran... nobody watches and nobody really cares. Yeah... that's like being a clown: As long as people laugh at you, you get paid. | ||
Areaz
Denmark27 Posts
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ComusLoM
Norway3547 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:42 Defacer wrote: Because there's very little benefit in sueing an 19 year old kid with no money. The only thing they would be able to do, at most, is prevent him from signing with another team for the duration of the contract. And if they did that, they'd just be dragging out an unhealthy relationship. Make sense? So basically sc2 contracts don't mean anything? | ||
anathematize
United States69 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:50 5ukkub wrote: Yeah... that's like being a clown: As long as people laugh at you, you get paid. Or a comedian. Either way. People care enough to show up and watch you. Can't say the same for Major. | ||
Toadvine
Poland2234 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:24 infinity2k9 wrote: He's not like-able at all you're fucking delusional. Infact before all you SC2 noobs came around here the vast majority of people disliked him. Now he's looked up by a whole throng of idiots cause he acts like a dick. Not to mention the comparison is poor because IdrA is older and on a more important team yet still acts like a twat constantly. When it comes down to it, i like gosi[terran] for his play and his work ethic, going to Korea seems like a real goal for him that would mean a lot and he's been trying to work his way towards it for YEARS. If there were more truly professionally run teams that have actual communication and you know, were actual teams, it think he would do a lot better. For me it just feels like he wasted a load of time on a joke team that's below his potential. Maybe he'd do well in the Korean environment that others couldn't, i believe he was always known as a mass gamer who isn't bothered about putting the practice hours in - something which a lot of foreigners appear to struggle with these days. I noticed he's even in a very good ELO position on this very sites databases, yet people criticize him and talk about IdrA as some bastion that players should live up to? Newsflash: IdrA coasted on a mechanics advantage against every other foreigner and playing the beta as a pro from the very beginning. He doesn't have an advantage anymore, was never known as a clever/strategic (quite the opposite) player and unsurprisingly is now getting poor results. In a few years you'll be wondering why there was so much fucking hype in the first place. I mean for christs sake he basically had as much mechanics as Nestea (just without the experience), yet look at the difference now. Unfortunately for Terran, his skill (which honestly isn't that spectacular) only matters if he can actually represent his team in a fashion that is acceptable to the team's sponsors. It doesn't matter at all how well he plays if he refuses to wear the jersey. There's a certain minimal amount of professionalism and maturity necessary to even function as part of a team, and if sixjax's account of what transpired is accurate, then Terran just doesn't have it in him. Bottom line, either he learns to act like a pro, or he doesn't get sponsored, simple as that. I don't especially like either idra or Terran, but it's very clear to me how valuable the former is to his team, and how completely worthless the latter appears to any managers considering picking him up. | ||
hawliet
Mexico112 Posts
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IPA
United States3206 Posts
On September 06 2011 05:50 5ukkub wrote: Yeah... that's like being a clown: As long as people laugh at you, you get paid. I watch IdrA because he's a solid Zerg. | ||
PurePose
Sweden5 Posts
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