EPTOn December 30 2011 02:25 Primadog wrote:
http://www.studcraft2.com/players
http://www.studcraft2.com/players
The list is getting better and better - nada climbed to 7.
This site= hot hot hot
Keen for #1! gogo
Foreigner scene needs sex appeal - Page 10
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Sanz
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The list is getting better and better - nada climbed to 7. This site= hot hot hot Keen for #1! gogo | ||
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QxGRockEr
United States191 Posts
On December 30 2011 05:54 CaptainTwig wrote: The Only foreign progamers that are good looking and have a good understanding of fashion would be;  BlinGand possibly.. SaSeI can't think of another progamer that comes close to these two. I'm always suprised when I see how progamers dress, People like TLO, Destiny, Ret, Incontrol etc come across as normal down to earth people but when I see how they dress is makes me think otherwise. how does their dress make them not "down to earth" or "normal" wtf? lol | ||
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PopcornColonel
United States769 Posts
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On_Slaught
United States12190 Posts
On December 30 2011 02:25 Primadog wrote: http://www.studcraft2.com/players No lzgamer and no Mr.bitter? Shame. @OP, I agree that one day this will matter but I don't think that day is today. Esports isn't big enough. You could argue it would make it bigger, but I think atm it is more important that teams focus on playing better. I'm glad that EG house works out together tho. | ||
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stOrpse
United States175 Posts
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effervescent
United States47 Posts
On December 30 2011 06:04 On_Slaught wrote: No lzgamer and no Mr.bitter? Shame. @OP, I agree that one day this will matter but I don't think that day is today. Esports isn't big enough. You could argue it would make it bigger, but I think atm it is more important that teams focus on playing better. I'm glad that EG house works out together tho. I've gotten Lzgamer twice so he's in there.  Although I feel guilty because he has a girlfriend... Lol.I think nerds should try to eat healthily and exercise just because it's good for you. I think people just have difficulty with time management and working out isn't very appealing to many people, so that's why they don't do it. I don't really know how to fix the perspective of progamers Westerners have, I guess it really just starts with individuals wanting to change people's perceptions of them. | ||
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Ubenn
Canada114 Posts
On December 30 2011 05:54 TerlocSG wrote: I agree with the OP, there is no attraction to gamers by non-gamers in the Western mindset. I don't know how to do it, but South Korea definitely did it and gamers there are much more popular there. I think we honestly just have to get lucky and wait for someone that looks like David Beckham to start playing SC2 EDIT: No offense to ANY pro or amateur players, you're all beautiful. Some of you are so delusional. Do you honestly think that just one some random day in S Korea everyone just decided that programers would become popular and people would just become fans and put them into the public eye? There are a ton of factors of why SC/BW is as popular as it is/was in S Korea and has nothing to do with "get lucky and wait for someone that looks like David Beckham to start playing SC2 " I hope for your sake you're 14 and don't know that S Korea culture is unlike any other in the world and programers are put onto a pedestal. They have TV stations dedicated to such things. Stop living in your fantasy worlds. | ||
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effervescent
United States47 Posts
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sechkie
United States334 Posts
On December 30 2011 05:54 TerlocSG wrote: I agree with the OP, there is no attraction to gamers by non-gamers in the Western mindset. I don't know how to do it, but South Korea definitely did it and gamers there are much more popular there. I think we honestly just have to get lucky and wait for someone that looks like David Beckham to start playing SC2 EDIT: No offense to ANY pro or amateur players, you're all beautiful. honestly this is why boxer is tthe creator of korean starcraft esports. Boxer has everything, skills, looks, and charisma to lead the scene. The foreign esports scene doesn't really have someone that can hold that mantle, looks/style? Sase, tasteless(not a progamer), charisma? Day 9, maybe incontrol skills: well here there are a few, huk, idra, thorzain, etc. But look at these three main categories, which foreign progamer can embrace all of these categories and drive the scene forward? This problem is further complicated by the different senses of style from different regions, europeans in general have a metro style (I personally like this style; I'm Korean). Americans have generally poor sense of style (still too much baggy clothes, but is admittely improving). Also, people must remember that the Korean SC2 scene has not taken off like broodwar has. I think a large part of this is due to the mantle of someone that must drive the scene. This is why boxer received all that sponsorship money when he first switched, had he been successful then it's possible that the scene would have exploded. These successful top tier players all lack in some area. Nestea: Not good looking Dongraegu: IMO, not good looking, but he hasn't had the success to make it anyways. Leenock: Probably too chubby to become the mantle. MVP: The closest imo, he doesn't have the charisma that boxer has. MMA: On the rise, but he has a big weakness in his height. MC: Charisma check, skill check, looks ... not there I only did a small list but the korean scene also needs a leader, someone who can draw in the crowds and sponsorships in order to flourish like BW has and did. | ||
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CaptainTwig
United Kingdom532 Posts
On December 30 2011 06:01 QxGRockEr wrote: how does their dress make them not "down to earth" or "normal" wtf? lol Well I guess it just comes across as strange to me, they are people with their finger on the pulse, yet when it comes dressing they appear (to me) like they don't have a clue what I means to be stylish. Maybe my attitude is a bit too judgemental as I live in South London, where most high streets are like catwalks. | ||
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sereniity
Sweden1159 Posts
On December 30 2011 02:51 The Void wrote: TBH the Korean scene looks just gay (nothing gainst the sexual orientation) and all look the same like they have all the same parents  the western scene looks... there is no one look! all different - like that more. hahaha that smily in relation to what you just said made me lol hard... | ||
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GeneticToss
Canada188 Posts
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TheHova
United Kingdom2612 Posts
On December 30 2011 06:11 CaptainTwig wrote: Well I guess it just comes across as strange to me, they are people with their finger on the pulse, yet when it comes dressing they appear (to me) like they don't have a clue what I means to be stylish. Maybe my attitude is a bit too judgemental as I live in South London, where most high streets are like catwalks. I kinda agree with what you say, but not how you articulated it. I wouldn't say what they wear changes if they are down to earth or not. But it's true that there's very few stylish pro-gamers. The Koreans are actually way more stylish when it comes to clothes at least. Not many look terrible, but their clothing is a bit geekish still. Or ordinary. I wouldn't expect Starcraft nerds that are concentrating most of their time on playing to be with the current fashion trends though tbh, or to care. I'm from England too though, so maybe it's an American/European thing? I dunno. | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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Klondikebar
United States2227 Posts
On December 30 2011 06:23 TheHova wrote: I kinda agree with what you say, but not how you articulated it. I wouldn't say what they wear changes if they are down to earth or not. But it's true that there's very few stylish pro-gamers. The Koreans are actually way more stylish when it comes to clothes at least. Not many look terrible, but their clothing is a bit geekish still. Or ordinary. I wouldn't expect Starcraft nerds that are concentrating most of their time on playing to be with the current fashion trends though tbh, or to care. I'm from England too though, so maybe it's an American/European thing? I dunno. To be fair to most of those progamers, they're probably required to wear their team jersey's when they appear in any sort of SC2 public thingy which is why we mostly see them wearing those shirts and little else. They could have fitted team shirts, but it's kinda hard to feel comfortable in them and you always feel like you have to suck in your stomach. I will admit that European players do tend to dress better than American ones. | ||
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Carlin
Norway52 Posts
On December 30 2011 03:19 FrankWalls wrote: well to be fair a lot of the players would probably be considered "overweight" by medical standards. obese or unhealthily overweight though you are probably right sheth, TT1, totalbiscuit.. Who else? | ||
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hytonight
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TheLOLas
United States646 Posts
On December 30 2011 02:23 Naniwa wrote: im up for photoshoot any time. HA! This made me die laughing. I think the western image issue is not with the eSports community, rather the issue is with the general populace that believes in the gaming stereotypes of poor people who live in their mothers basement. Change their opinions and then we are all set. | ||
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LimeNade
United States2125 Posts
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alwaid
United States96 Posts
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