EPTNaniwa Interview - Blizzard Cup Group B - Page 53
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Buckness
United States3 Posts
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Shortynut
Australia78 Posts
On December 14 2011 11:55 MorningMusume11 wrote: With your verbage, even if one is more important than the other (and hell lets say sponsors are important cuz they have the $$$$), theoretically one can't exist without the other. lol without $$$$ the game wouldn't even exist | ||
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Parcelleus
Australia1662 Posts
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Bullet
United States280 Posts
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Swwww
Switzerland812 Posts
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Archerylady
277 Posts
A translation of this article was posted on PlayXP. Just wondering if anyone has translated the comments? They must be hilarious considering Naniwa's comment about Koreans taking things too seriously.  | ||
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EnSky
Philippines1003 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:16 Bullet wrote: i agree with him. I could care less about a game between 2 players that doesn't mean anything in a tourney. I wouldn't have watched the game. So you woudn't watch a showmatch?  | ||
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Nick_54
United States2230 Posts
He seems to need an interview every day to explain everything. Nani how about you win a GSL series or something else of note and then you can start talking again. Right now hes more of a distraction than a good player. He needs to stop playing the villian role and just foucsing on his play and he will get results. He says he wants to just shut up and play, but his actions obviously dont show this. JUST PLAY !!! | ||
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doner0
United States233 Posts
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purecarnagge
719 Posts
Yup.. This is Esports... | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:20 Archerylady wrote: Good on you Naniwa. A translation of this article was posted on PlayXP. Just wondering if anyone has translated the comments? They must be hilarious considering Naniwa's comment about Koreans taking things too seriously. This is the mentality why competative gaming will never be taken serious anywhere else. if the gamers itself don't take it seriously, how do you except anyone else to do so. | ||
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:14 Shortynut wrote: lol without $$$$ the game wouldn't even exist Which would suck for alota SC2 fans here, so because of that, (and I don't blame Naniwa either... plus like he would know that purposely losing a game like that would spark fireworks) wouldn't a sponsor want to sponsor something that would keep ANY negativity to a minimum? Yes, because of what Naniwa did, he's built (or enhanced) some notoriety within the SC2 fanbase. Fans have every right to blame him and criticize his actions because that's within a fans right (especially if you paid to watch the show), as long as they don't do anything extreme like endangering people's lives. Would you invite someone with even a small hint of build up notoriety to your sponsored party, knowing that there's potential for that person to screw up everything you prepared for? | ||
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Widz
Sweden75 Posts
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itzBUTZ
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it is his and only his busines what he does ingame. you can like it or dislike it, thats your personal freedom. still he can do what ever he wants to. i guess he was upset because he lost 0-3 and just didnt want to play anymore. hes not a machine but a human and if you lose an important match or tournemant i can totaly understand that he was very upset. you peaple make 2 much noise because of this. also, those players aint playing for you, but for themself, because they like the game. otherweise they could invest all that time in something else. and its actually very sad 2 see that all you peaple have nothing better 2 do than bitching about something small like this. and talking about respect. lol its his game, his career, his reputation not yours so you shouldnt talk about other peaples busines. if you like 2 watch naniwa play, than watch his games-> if you dont like 2 watch him play than just do something else. also i would like 2 point out that its not true that a fan has some kind of rights... you dont! naniwa can do in his matches what the heck he wants. also publicity is good, no matter if its bad or good, so hes not hurting esports at all. also 80% of you trolls behave alot worse than him. | ||
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jellyjello
Korea (South)664 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:30 Widz wrote: Why did they even start that game when it was for nothing? That doesn't justify what Naniwa did. Whether the game should or shouldn't have happened is irrelevant to how a professional gamer should approach an official match. | ||
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Ghostface_Killa
United States168 Posts
Edit: And I can't believe he actually dropped Stephano's name in this interview ("but he did it too!") This isn't about Stephano. This is about you Naniwa. Grow up. | ||
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Immaterial
Canada510 Posts
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jellyjello
Korea (South)664 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:31 itzBUTZ wrote: you peaple should stop talking about respect as long as you dont show respect towards nani yourself. it is his and only his busines what he does ingame. you can like it or dislike it, thats your personal freedom. still he can do what ever he wants to. i guess he was upset because he lost 0-3 and just didnt want to play anymore. hes not a machine but a human and if you lose an important match or tournemant i can totaly understand that he was very upset. you peaple make 2 much noise because of this. also, those players aint playing for you, but for themself, because they like the game. otherweise they could invest all that time in something else. and its actually very sad 2 see that all you peaple have nothing better 2 do than bitching about something small like this. and talking about respect. lol its his game, his career, his reputation not yours so you shouldnt talk about other peaples busines. if you like 2 watch naniwa play, than watch his games-> if you dont like 2 watch him play than just do something else. also i would like 2 point out that its not true that a fan has some kind of rights... you dont! naniwa can do in his matches what the heck he wants. also publicity is good, no matter if its bad or good, so hes not hurting esports at all. also 80% of you trolls behave alot worse than him. bullshit, when fans invest their time and money to watch the tournament, anything that happens becomes their business as well. Like I said, no one cares if Naniwa does 7 probes or 10 probes during his own free ladder time. But when he does it in an official tournament, regardless of the circumstance, it's completely different. | ||
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:31 itzBUTZ wrote: you peaple should stop talking about respect as long as you dont show respect towards nani yourself. it is his and only his busines what he does ingame. you can like it or dislike it, thats your personal freedom. still he can do what ever he wants to. i guess he was upset because he lost 0-3 and just didnt want to play anymore. hes not a machine but a human and if you lose an important match or tournemant i can totaly understand that he was very upset. you peaple make 2 much noise because of this. also, those players aint playing for you, but for themself, because they like the game. otherweise they could invest all that time in something else. and its actually very sad 2 see that all you peaple have nothing better 2 do than bitching about something small like this. and talking about respect. lol its his game, his career, his reputation not yours so you shouldnt talk about other peaples busines. if you like 2 watch naniwa play, than watch his games-> if you dont like 2 watch him play than just do something else. also i would like 2 point out that its not true that a fan has some kind of rights... you dont! naniwa can do in his matches what the heck he wants. also publicity is good, no matter if its bad or good, so hes not hurting esports at all. also 80% of you trolls behave alot worse than him. Since in the end the fan gets to decide whether to like or dislike what he does... afraid to show your true account because you'll get exposed for contradicting yourself  | ||
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Archerylady
277 Posts
On December 14 2011 12:23 Assirra wrote: This is the mentality why competative gaming will never be taken serious anywhere else. if the gamers itself don't take it seriously, how do you except anyone else to do so. There's nothing to take seriously. Naniwa did something inconsequential and the quick-to-pitchforks community got upset. Why shouldn't I laugh at the shitstorm? It's hilarious. | ||
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