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Naniwa Interview - Blizzard Cup Group B - Page 6
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ES_JohnClark
United States1121 Posts
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karpo
Sweden1998 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:00 Itsmedudeman wrote: Yeah, just like a rapist who got out of jail decides to go rape again gets a more severe punishment than a first time offender. Such an unfair system! Mind boggingly stupid comparison. | ||
520
United States2822 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:00 Itsmedudeman wrote: Yeah, just like a rapist who got out of jail decides to go rape again gets a more severe punishment than a first time offender. Such an unfair system! Except for the fact that half the things he's done before were also blown up by the community unnecessarily. Naniwa and Nestea after the debacle at MLG? Chatting like friends in the player area. TeamLiquid/Reddit? Brandishing pitchforks. | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:00 Itsmedudeman wrote: Yeah, just like a rapist who got out of jail decides to go rape again gets a more severe punishment than a first time offender. Such an unfair system! Lol, another thing I love about SC2... You'll never actually see a good comparison between situations, it's always compared to mass murder, rape, and other outlandish things. | ||
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ihasaKAROT
Netherlands4730 Posts
On December 13 2011 23:59 grobo wrote: People are just hating because it's me who did it. That's the truth right there. SC2 community is easily the most biased community i have ever been a part of. I agree totally. If someone does this its meh , but forgotten easily. If its IdrA or Naniwa for example, theres a huuuuuuuge deal made out of it. He lost, NesTea lost. Neither of them could go trough and there was nothing to gain from the match. GOM should have just scrapped it altogether imo. To the 'but it was nesteas bday' -ppl, im sure naniwa wished him a happy bday if he knew, but else, im pretty sure he couldnt give a flying f* if it was his bday or not. Stupid arguments are stupid, lets pile on more stuff that has nothing to do with it but makes it look worse! yaaay GOM, just scrap these matches like u do in up-n-downs | ||
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MisterTea
United Kingdom1047 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:02 csn_JohnClark wrote: This is a perfect example of why each group match should have a $$ amount attached to it. Instead of making the finals of an event so top heavy with prizing.. you spread the amount out for group play as well. It is how ESL does it for their IEM group stages and it means that every match matters (at least to a point). Even in real sports... meaningless games often have a financial implication. Just my 2 cents.. But then people would complain about the difficulty of each group. | ||
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Hohto
Finland18 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
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justinpal
United States3810 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:03 GreEny K wrote: Lol, another thing I love about SC2... You'll never actually see a good comparison between situations, it's always compared to mass murder, rape, and other outlandish things. Not true. Just the ones that bother us and stand out are these disgusting attempts at making everything seem worse than it is. There's a blog comparing the meaningless games between two 0-3 players and baseball that does it very well. | ||
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Adamcakez
Australia12 Posts
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Ivanov
Turkey40 Posts
Even there is nothing at stake, you play/perform/race your heart out! No matter what happened before, you sweat until the last seconds. Professionalism means you don't "get heartbroken and willingly perform poorly" , no matter what you TRY to do what you do. Feelings should be put aside if one wants to be called "Professional". Being professional , being called professional has a magnitude, but it is given like candies in gaming forums... Just because fan's can relate to the feelings of a professional, it doesn't mean it is justified. There is a reason fans are fans, and pro's are pro's. I suggest people read about Molière's last performance, if they want to understand what professionalism is... | ||
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RunningInSquares
United States215 Posts
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The_FoRCe
Germany2 Posts
He could have just left the game at the beginning, but he did something nobody would ever expect to happen in GSL. Was pretty entertaining,too. Would have been an interesting game if it had any impact on the ranking. | ||
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gulshngill
Malaysia140 Posts
On December 13 2011 23:56 Kommander wrote: I don't mean to throw gas into the fire but could someone translate this? Google translate is unreliable and I would really like to know what the BossToss himself thinks of the situation. 나니와가 화이트라 아저씨를 보고 좀 마인드를 바꿨으면 좋겠다. 상대방 생각도안하고 그런식의 행동은 올바르지 않다고생각한다. 만약 내가 3승0패 1위진출확정이고 나니와가 0승3패인데 난 어차피 1위니까 너랑 게임 안해라고 하고 시작하자마자 gg치면 Edit: from MC's twitter From Waxangels's blog @oGsMC: I was really lost for words after watching today's game. Does he even know what the word "pro" is? My role model for professionalism is White-Ra. He really loves his fans, and doesn't give up his games until the end, and he's very mannered towards everyone. Does anyone dislike White-Ra? I hope Naniwa can look at White-Ra and change his mentality. I don't think it's right to do that, not considering your opponent at all. I wish he'd think about how he would have felt if I had gone 3-0 and confirmed #1 in my group, and he was 0-3, and I thought that since I'm 1st place nothing matters and just GG'd out of my game against him. Well, if you there's no big deal because there's no money on the the line, then I can't say anything to that, you're just not a pro. After seeing Naniwa, I thought HerO was all the more awesome for being so upset about losing his games yesterday. | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:05 Ivanov wrote: This is what I understand from "Professionalism": Even there is nothing at stake, you play/perform/race your heart out! No matter what happened before, you sweat until the last seconds. Professionalism means you don't "get heartbroken and willingly perform poorly" , no matter what you TRY to do what you do. Feelings should be put aside if one wants to be called "Professional". Being professional , being called professional has a magnitude, but it is given like candies in gaming forums... Try telling that to every other player who doesn't. Question to those still up in arms about what this guy did. Why do you even bother watching Johan play then? | ||
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jojo311
Australia903 Posts
On December 14 2011 00:05 gulshngill wrote: From Waxangels's blog @oGsMC: I was really lost for words after watching today's game. Does he even know what the word "pro" is? My role model for professionalism is White-Ra. He really loves his fans, and doesn't give up his games until the end, and he's very mannered towards everyone. Does anyone dislike White-Ra? I hope Naniwa can look at White-Ra and change his mentality. I don't think it's right to do that, not considering your opponent at all. I wish he'd think about how he would have felt if I had gone 3-0 and confirmed #1 in my group, and he was 0-3, and I thought that since I'm 1st place nothing matters and just GG'd out of my game against him. Well, if you there's no big deal because there's no money on the the line, then I can't say anything to that, you're just not a pro. After seeing Naniwa, I thought HerO was all the more awesome for being so upset about losing his games yesterday. I totally agree with MC. | ||
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laggikoN
Sweden213 Posts
Yeah, im known for making nonsensical comparisons but this is just wrong on so many levels. Wtf... | ||
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Slider954
United States342 Posts
EDIT: NVM | ||
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