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Naniwa Interview - Blizzard Cup Group B - Page 57
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deviltask
Korea (South)3 Posts
>w <? If I write it korean Does it shown broken? Few square or something? | ||
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Donpickel
Denmark2 Posts
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deviltask
Korea (South)3 Posts
On December 14 2011 05:46 Theovide wrote: Haha, I guess this is google translate? Though you seem to be trying to say that you think what Naniwa did was fine?  ;(... Does My enlish that bad? And Yes I support Naniwa and Other people who had done things that actually didn't go so far But Ugly Koreans making it for good reason to witchhunt | ||
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Polox
Sweden115 Posts
On December 14 2011 14:45 SCM.geauxsu wrote: This guy gets paid the amount that many families in America dream of making everyday. To just throw away a big (albeit unimportant) game like that shows that he has absolutely no respect for what he does or who supports him. Quantic made a huge mistake You get paid ammounts of money that many families in Africa would only dream of making everyday. To be home from work one day shows that you have absolutely no respect for them. Blabla Stop talking about some fucking bullshit and stop making this thing any bigger then it really is. | ||
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Kogutz
Brazil117 Posts
Christ... If you accept an invitation to a tourney that people PAY to WATCH, you MUST show your best, even if you're a weak kid like Naniwa. Sigh, somebody must teach this kid a little bit of respect on (e)sports. I would love if he gets banned from games on Korea and stuff like that. <3 | ||
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w.s
Sweden850 Posts
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KingAce
United States471 Posts
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kierpanda
United States757 Posts
On December 14 2011 14:50 RajaF wrote: Formula 1, the perfect example. Drivers who are so far behind the front of the pack that they have no chance of catching up will let others pass them with no fight because the RULE of the sport is that you have to get out of the way if you suck so bad. That rule exists in racing because it's incredibly dangerous for both drivers...because shit like this happens: + Show Spoiler + Mark Webber flips in Valencia '10 because Heikki Kovalainen was slower lap traffic. But back to Naniwa, I think it was incredibly disappointing for him to throw the game. I'm not necessarily a fan of Naniwa, but I expected to see him put up a fight against Nestea. It might even be a little disrespectful in some aspect. I know that there's nothing on the line, but seriously man, at least give it your all until the very end. | ||
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Kogutz
Brazil117 Posts
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Goldfish
2230 Posts
On December 14 2011 13:41 TerranTurisT wrote: At least the people talked about it, so at the end of the day it was more entertaining then a succcessfull 7 roach rush against a bad FFE. Is Naniwa hurting E-sports? Is a ragequitting Idra hurting E-Sports? Common... we love that shit because we can discuss about it and show our friends : "did you see that?". That whats this all about.. entertaining. I'm not paying 100 bucks to see boring buildorder wins. But ...to see Nada taking off his jacket against leenock... MC sitting in the middle of the GSTL stage "who's the Boss", Keen making funny ceremonies, Slayers celebrating with jessica after GSTL win twice, sad Marineking, speechless MMA after people chanting "MMA!"..... Emotions are a big part of this Game. We want to see them. We want to see excellent games too. Naniwa is, like khaldor said, a very straight forward guy... after 3 games on the highest level a protoss could play he was mentally exhausted... and nobody can blame him for that.. So I'm glade he made this choice.. Against Nestea you only can show good games when you are in best shape... he wasnt.. Instead of showing a mediocre game (where nothing matters) he gave it up right away. It shows how ambitious he is.. To be honest: After that performance I have even more respect for him.. although i do not like him that much. Agreed, especially the bold. Idra does this too (to a certain extent). There were times when Idra GGed even though he was winning (One of the EG Master's Cup's game was one for example last I remembered) but yet it never gets made a big deal as this (it does but just minor complaints). The flaw is the system - There should be some reward or incentive to still keep playing or winning. Maybe for GSL points, maybe a slightly bigger prize money, just something. | ||
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rakharo
8 Posts
Why was Naniwa at the Blizzard cup? To play with honor and chivalry for the fans? No, he was there to make money. | ||
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Ender_IF_
Spain4 Posts
Thx for fighting Nani. However, I think you should understand what a proffesional is. Ultimately you are playing for the fans. And the fans deserved a Nestea v Naniwa. Sure. It can be said that that match shouldn't have been played just beacuse there was nothing on he line. Sure, I think I can get your frustation to justify your actions. Those were tough tough tough losses. However you are a pro. Never ever forget that. After all that you are still my favourite toss player, Keep it up man | ||
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Trankintor
Sweden3 Posts
Is that just because they make a rax first or what? | ||
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dhcustom
Canada26 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:18 Goldfish wrote: What is Nestea's reaction to this? Agreed, especially the bold. Idra does this too (to a certain extent). There were times when Idra GGed even though he was winning (One of the EG Master's Cup's game was one for example last I remembered) but yet it never gets made a big deal as this (it does but just minor complaints). The flaw is the system - There should be some reward or incentive to still keep playing or winning. Maybe for GSL points, maybe a slightly bigger prize money, just something. How is the Idra situation even comparable? He was playing with an intent to at least play the game out, if not to win. Naniwa had no intention of playing the game at all. What Nani did makes sense from a personal perspective (he has nothing to gain) but ultimately it was a selfish act because he didn't care about the audience and his opponent. edit: grammar fix | ||
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purpose
Sweden1017 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:24 Ender_IF_ wrote: Thx for fighting Nani. However, I think you should understand what a proffesional is. Ultimately you are playing for the fans. And the fans deserved a Nestea v Naniwa. Sure. It can be said that that match shouldn't have been played just beacuse there was nothing on he line. Sure, I think I can get your frustation to justify your actions. Those were tough tough tough losses. However you are a pro. Never ever forget that. After all that you are still my favourite toss player, Keep it up man Wrong, he is not playing for the fans, he plays to win and he plays for those who pay him. If they pay him to be entertaining they can kick him now, but they wont, because they pay him because he is the top foreign player in sc2. People need to stop living in a dream were sc2 players are there for the fans and the only task they have is to please the audience. If you dont like it, leave but we all know that people wont since the competative gaming is what makes it so fun. The ffgs, show matches and other shit are just a bonus now and then and nothing important. | ||
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LamaMitHut
Germany187 Posts
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Niso
Australia148 Posts
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futurephatboy
Malaysia13 Posts
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PWNuLimByLim
United States99 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/alteredclone/naniwa3.png) I still got <3 for naniwa! And we should appreciate the discount GOMTV will be giving and the free Up/Downs announced by Tastetosis tonight. | ||
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Moxi
708 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:24 Ender_IF_ wrote: Thx for fighting Nani. However, I think you should understand what a proffesional is. Ultimately you are playing for the fans. And the fans deserved a Nestea v Naniwa. Sure. It can be said that that match shouldn't have been played just beacuse there was nothing on he line. Sure, I think I can get your frustation to justify your actions. Those were tough tough tough losses. However you are a pro. Never ever forget that. After all that you are still my favourite toss player, Keep it up man So Idra isn't proffesional? | ||
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