EPTNaniwa Interview - Blizzard Cup Group B - Page 10
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Aunvilgod
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Jakkerr
Netherlands2549 Posts
Any community needs people like Naniwa and Idra otherwise everything would just be boring. Would MLG be the same without Idra ragequitting? HELL NO Is Naniwa pissing off Koreans a great thing? Ofc it is Now all Koreans will want to beat him in Code S, that's gonna be great. | ||
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ZisforZerg
United States224 Posts
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monx
Canada1400 Posts
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
Once he gets bounced from Code S, he won't get back in. And I hope other tournaments have learned that he won't put on good games if he has lost and not invite him. | ||
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ellirc
Sweden3286 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:21 Aunvilgod wrote: Before these games I was already guessing Naniwa is a really arrogant kid but now I know it for sure. I guess we now know exactly what happened at col.... Naniwa probe rushed Complexity?! | ||
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ggahSoO
United States191 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:21 Aunvilgod wrote: Before these games I was already guessing Naniwa is a really arrogant kid but now I know it for sure. I guess we now know exactly what happened at col.... Yes, because this situation completely sheds light on internal business that happened between naniwa and complexity. /sarcasm | ||
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Einerud
Sweden1 Post
No. The game didn't matter so why care at all? Why play it in the first place? Naniwa for president! | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:21 Euronyme wrote: Here's a comparison for you: It's a person asked to do his work without salary. I'm sure everyone here would keep on working, not saying a word and show their best performance despite not getting payed. Personally I'd spit in my employers face and walk out of there. Well personally I would (and have) stayed without the pay and still done an exemplary job. But that's just because I'm a fucking exceptional employee.  Not sure the analogy fits entirely though. | ||
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AIOL!
France962 Posts
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Fuell
Netherlands3111 Posts
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Slider954
United States342 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:19 Anton K wrote: I do not understand where this expectation that every SC2 player has to be an entertainer is coming from. A professional player be it football or SC2 should play to win. It is not his job to go out and entertain, it is his job to win. If him winning isnt what you look forward to then Naniwa isnt the guy you should root for. The job of a pro whatever, be it footballer, baseball player, SC2 player is to COMPETE, not just win. Yes I want to see my favorite teams and/or players win of course. But primarily I want to see them try their damn hardest to win and show some damn heart and passion for the game. If you are only a fan of team or player(s) when they win, and don't watch them when they are losing but at least are trying their hardest, then that's being a bandwagoner, not a true fan. | ||
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MandoRelease
France374 Posts
You're frustrated because you lost ? That's fine, I would be too. But I don't say "screw it" when I still have things to do. Naniwa just wants to do the things that benefits himself, not thinking for a second of the viewers, the fans, the tourney and so on. No wonder so many people are calling him unprofessional. He's just extremely selfish and doesn't seem to care. Such a child. And how sad is that some people blame the system and not naniwa. The system is what it is, you don't enter it thinking you're not going to apply by the rules set by it. It was not up to naniwa to say "hey the system is stupid and this game doesn't matter, so i'm not going to play it". At least try something that have some chances of success. And who cares if it was done before at DH, it's still bad. | ||
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TerranMeApart
United States27 Posts
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Oktyabr
Singapore2234 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:21 Euronyme wrote: Here's a comparison for you: It's a person asked to do his work without salary. I'm sure everyone here would keep on working, not saying a word and show their best performance despite not getting payed. Personally I'd spit in my employers face and walk out of there. Terrible comparison. Clearly you're not interested in the job anymore. Apparently Naniwa still wants to compete in Korea (hint: the GSL). | ||
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Azzur
Australia6259 Posts
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Anton K
Sweden277 Posts
Haha oh wow can't stop laughing | ||
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Leatherface
Greece37 Posts
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Jakkerr
Netherlands2549 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:26 MandoRelease wrote: Even if there's nothing at stake, it's still a broadcasted game and his fans are going to watch it. Saying his fans would not be pleased if he tried half hearted is plain stupid, i'm pretty sure most people turn on the gomtv player to see good game between good players, regardless of the stakes. You're frustrated because you lost ? That's fine, I would be too. But I don't say "screw it" when I still have things to do. Naniwa just wants to do the things that benefits himself, not thinking for a second of the viewers, the fans, the tourney and so on. No wonder so many people are calling him unprofessional. And how sad is that some people blame the system and not naniwa. The system is what it is, you don't enter it thinking you're not going to apply by the rules set by it. It was not up to naniwa to say "hey the system is stupid and this game doesn't matter, so i'm not going to play it". At least try something that have some chances of success. And who cares if it was done before at DH, it's still bad. I guess u must be new or something. Naniwa has said numerous times that he plays to win. If there's nothing to win he doesn't play. I can still remember him leaving a showmatch with morrow because there was no prizemoney involved. Whether you like it or not, he plays the game for himself, not for his fans or w/e. You can flame him for it but he couldn't care less. | ||
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ReaperX
Hong Kong1758 Posts
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