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On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh.
She switched to toss, but GSTL rules made her play T (Because she registered as T).
Pretty understandable to not do so good if you play a race that you stopped playing a while ago.
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On December 20 2012 11:14 Uncreative_Troll wrote:Show nested quote +I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/FloShow nested quote +Flo gained some attention again when she took a game off iNcontroL in the fourth round of the losers' bracket of MLG Fall 2012, although she ultimately lost 2-1 and got knocked out of the tournament.
Not quite what I was hoping for, no offense to incontrol. Technicalities being what they are, I am proven wrong.
Perhaps Eve could make a splash by being the first female to win a broadcast game (I assume flo vs incontrol wouldn't have been broadcast).
On December 20 2012 11:23 Mortal wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 10:59 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh. I thought it was cute. But maybe she is better with protoss. I don't expec AZUBU to field her at all if she isn't, but if she can even get good enough to snipe one match for them in GSTL it would be impressive. On December 20 2012 10:54 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Scarlett already owns top male progamers, it's not like Eve would be the first. You will be disappointed to learn that Scarlett is transgender (biologically male). I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. The level of density in your post is staggering. It wasn't cute, it was a waste of time. And claiming Scarlett is "technically" male is a fucking joke. She's easily the best female player I can think of off hand (significantly above Flo, Eve, Aphro). Edit: Sorry for one post after another; just noticed this after post and formatting meh.
I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word.
Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female.
Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team.
Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards.
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On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:
I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word.
Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female.
Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team.
Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards.
I have no idea what you are arguing about O_o
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On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 11:14 Uncreative_Troll wrote:I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/FloFlo gained some attention again when she took a game off iNcontroL in the fourth round of the losers' bracket of MLG Fall 2012, although she ultimately lost 2-1 and got knocked out of the tournament. Not quite what I was hoping for, no offense to incontrol. Technicalities being what they are, I am proven wrong. Perhaps Eve could make a splash by being the first female to win a broadcast game (I assume flo vs incontrol wouldn't have been broadcast). Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 11:23 Mortal wrote:On December 20 2012 10:59 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh. I thought it was cute. But maybe she is better with protoss. I don't expec AZUBU to field her at all if she isn't, but if she can even get good enough to snipe one match for them in GSTL it would be impressive. On December 20 2012 10:54 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Scarlett already owns top male progamers, it's not like Eve would be the first. You will be disappointed to learn that Scarlett is transgender (biologically male). I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. The level of density in your post is staggering. It wasn't cute, it was a waste of time. And claiming Scarlett is "technically" male is a fucking joke. She's easily the best female player I can think of off hand (significantly above Flo, Eve, Aphro). Edit: Sorry for one post after another; just noticed this after post and formatting meh. I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word. Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female. Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team. Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards.
Take your transphobia and ignorance elsewhere, please.
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On December 20 2012 12:14 lichter wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:
I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word.
Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female.
Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team.
Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards. I have no idea what you are arguing about O_o
I was saying how wonderful it would be if Eve is serious about being competetive. I would very much like to see a female progamer take some televised matches in a serious setting like GSTL.
Someone told me that Scarlett has already done so, not knowing Scarlett is actually transgender. There is nothing wrong with being transgender, but a transgender biological male is not the same as a female.
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On December 20 2012 12:21 Fission wrote:
Take your transphobia and ignorance elsewhere, please.
It's actually relevant. But let's be nice and just say we'd like Eve to be the first girl to win a GSL-sanctioned match some day.
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On December 20 2012 12:21 Fission wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 11:14 Uncreative_Troll wrote:I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/FloFlo gained some attention again when she took a game off iNcontroL in the fourth round of the losers' bracket of MLG Fall 2012, although she ultimately lost 2-1 and got knocked out of the tournament. Not quite what I was hoping for, no offense to incontrol. Technicalities being what they are, I am proven wrong. Perhaps Eve could make a splash by being the first female to win a broadcast game (I assume flo vs incontrol wouldn't have been broadcast). On December 20 2012 11:23 Mortal wrote:On December 20 2012 10:59 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh. I thought it was cute. But maybe she is better with protoss. I don't expec AZUBU to field her at all if she isn't, but if she can even get good enough to snipe one match for them in GSTL it would be impressive. On December 20 2012 10:54 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Scarlett already owns top male progamers, it's not like Eve would be the first. You will be disappointed to learn that Scarlett is transgender (biologically male). I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. The level of density in your post is staggering. It wasn't cute, it was a waste of time. And claiming Scarlett is "technically" male is a fucking joke. She's easily the best female player I can think of off hand (significantly above Flo, Eve, Aphro). Edit: Sorry for one post after another; just noticed this after post and formatting meh. I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word. Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female. Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team. Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards. Take your transphobia and ignorance elsewhere, please.
I cheer for Scarlett all the time. I am very proud that Scarlett is from my home country, as I can finally cheer for a genuine Canadian. I have no problem with Scarlett being transgender.
It seems you are the one who suffers from ignorance.
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On December 20 2012 12:24 Zaqwe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:21 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 11:14 Uncreative_Troll wrote:I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/FloFlo gained some attention again when she took a game off iNcontroL in the fourth round of the losers' bracket of MLG Fall 2012, although she ultimately lost 2-1 and got knocked out of the tournament. Not quite what I was hoping for, no offense to incontrol. Technicalities being what they are, I am proven wrong. Perhaps Eve could make a splash by being the first female to win a broadcast game (I assume flo vs incontrol wouldn't have been broadcast). On December 20 2012 11:23 Mortal wrote:On December 20 2012 10:59 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh. I thought it was cute. But maybe she is better with protoss. I don't expec AZUBU to field her at all if she isn't, but if she can even get good enough to snipe one match for them in GSTL it would be impressive. On December 20 2012 10:54 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Scarlett already owns top male progamers, it's not like Eve would be the first. You will be disappointed to learn that Scarlett is transgender (biologically male). I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. The level of density in your post is staggering. It wasn't cute, it was a waste of time. And claiming Scarlett is "technically" male is a fucking joke. She's easily the best female player I can think of off hand (significantly above Flo, Eve, Aphro). Edit: Sorry for one post after another; just noticed this after post and formatting meh. I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word. Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female. Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team. Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards. Take your transphobia and ignorance elsewhere, please. I cheer for Scarlett all the time. I am very proud that Scarlett is from my home country, as I can finally cheer for a genuine Canadian. I have no problem with Scarlett being transgender. It seems you are the one who suffers from ignorance.
You're spreading hate about Scarlett under the guise of concern trolling. "Biologically male" is not a meaningful identifier, and if you knew even the smallest thing about biology (beyond whatever you learned in high school), you'd know that's true.
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On December 20 2012 12:26 Fission wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:24 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:21 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 11:14 Uncreative_Troll wrote:I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/FloFlo gained some attention again when she took a game off iNcontroL in the fourth round of the losers' bracket of MLG Fall 2012, although she ultimately lost 2-1 and got knocked out of the tournament. Not quite what I was hoping for, no offense to incontrol. Technicalities being what they are, I am proven wrong. Perhaps Eve could make a splash by being the first female to win a broadcast game (I assume flo vs incontrol wouldn't have been broadcast). On December 20 2012 11:23 Mortal wrote:On December 20 2012 10:59 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh. I thought it was cute. But maybe she is better with protoss. I don't expec AZUBU to field her at all if she isn't, but if she can even get good enough to snipe one match for them in GSTL it would be impressive. On December 20 2012 10:54 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Scarlett already owns top male progamers, it's not like Eve would be the first. You will be disappointed to learn that Scarlett is transgender (biologically male). I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. The level of density in your post is staggering. It wasn't cute, it was a waste of time. And claiming Scarlett is "technically" male is a fucking joke. She's easily the best female player I can think of off hand (significantly above Flo, Eve, Aphro). Edit: Sorry for one post after another; just noticed this after post and formatting meh. I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word. Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female. Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team. Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards. Take your transphobia and ignorance elsewhere, please. I cheer for Scarlett all the time. I am very proud that Scarlett is from my home country, as I can finally cheer for a genuine Canadian. I have no problem with Scarlett being transgender. It seems you are the one who suffers from ignorance. You're spreading hate about Scarlett under the guise of concern trolling. "Biologically male" is not a meaningful identifier, and if you knew even the smallest thing about biology (beyond whatever you learned in high school), you'd know that's true.
Maybe you are the one who harbours hatred for Scarlett and other transgenders, if you find it so offensive to discuss being transgender?
I accept people for who they are.
You have gone completely off the deep end by claiming having male or female genetics isn't meaningful.
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you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"...
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On December 20 2012 12:29 Zaqwe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:26 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 12:24 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:21 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 12:12 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 11:14 Uncreative_Troll wrote:I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/FloFlo gained some attention again when she took a game off iNcontroL in the fourth round of the losers' bracket of MLG Fall 2012, although she ultimately lost 2-1 and got knocked out of the tournament. Not quite what I was hoping for, no offense to incontrol. Technicalities being what they are, I am proven wrong. Perhaps Eve could make a splash by being the first female to win a broadcast game (I assume flo vs incontrol wouldn't have been broadcast). On December 20 2012 11:23 Mortal wrote:On December 20 2012 10:59 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:52 decado90 wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Her game against Sniper was by far the worst display of skill in GSL history and was insulting to the viewers tbh. I thought it was cute. But maybe she is better with protoss. I don't expec AZUBU to field her at all if she isn't, but if she can even get good enough to snipe one match for them in GSTL it would be impressive. On December 20 2012 10:54 Fission wrote:On December 20 2012 10:50 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 10:37 HappyTimePANDA wrote:
Nice to say she'll be as good as the male players but everyone knows she is there for eye candy. Which I'm fine with but I think we all know we will never see her win a major tounament. Best of luck to her though. She doesn't need to win a tournament to be competitive. If she can even get enough skill to take a game off a top male progamer it will be a huge breakthrough for female progamers in sc2. I remember seeing Tossgirl win a match once in BW. It would be nice to see a female win even once in sc2. Scarlett already owns top male progamers, it's not like Eve would be the first. You will be disappointed to learn that Scarlett is transgender (biologically male). I am unaware of any female who has taken a single professional match off a male in SC2. Eve would indeed be the first to my knowledge, if she ever accomplishes that. The level of density in your post is staggering. It wasn't cute, it was a waste of time. And claiming Scarlett is "technically" male is a fucking joke. She's easily the best female player I can think of off hand (significantly above Flo, Eve, Aphro). Edit: Sorry for one post after another; just noticed this after post and formatting meh. I am not sure why you put "technically" in quotes. I never used that word. Scarlett is a biologically male transgender. Scarlett is very good, but is not biologically female. Let's not diminish any future achievements from women by comparing them to someone who is biologically/genetically male. It would be huge if Eve can really compete in leagues like GSTL and win games for her team. Scarlett would also win an arm wrestling match against Eve, but it would be no indication that Eve is weak by female standards. Take your transphobia and ignorance elsewhere, please. I cheer for Scarlett all the time. I am very proud that Scarlett is from my home country, as I can finally cheer for a genuine Canadian. I have no problem with Scarlett being transgender. It seems you are the one who suffers from ignorance. You're spreading hate about Scarlett under the guise of concern trolling. "Biologically male" is not a meaningful identifier, and if you knew even the smallest thing about biology (beyond whatever you learned in high school), you'd know that's true. Maybe you are the one who harbours hatred for Scarlett and other transgenders, if you find it so offensive to discuss being transgender? I accept people for who they are. You have gone completely off the deep end by claiming having male or female genetics isn't meaningful.
You clearly don't know the first thing about trans* issues or you wouldn't even be arguing. Scarlett is female, end of story.
Good luck to EVE, I hope your career is long and fruitful.
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On December 20 2012 12:31 sc2superfan101 wrote:you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"... + Show Spoiler +
I think it's stupid too, but apparently you can't have high hopes for women in SC2 or really comment about them at all without someone bringing up Scarlett.
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way to be straight forward at least
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On December 20 2012 12:35 Zaqwe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:31 sc2superfan101 wrote:you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"... + Show Spoiler + I think it's stupid too, but apparently you can't have high hopes for women in SC2 or really comment about them at all without someone bringing up Scarlett.
because the community considers her a woman, including the people who arrange female only tournaments. get over it.
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On December 20 2012 12:36 dAPhREAk wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:35 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:31 sc2superfan101 wrote:you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"... + Show Spoiler + I think it's stupid too, but apparently you can't have high hopes for women in SC2 or really comment about them at all without someone bringing up Scarlett. because the community considers her a woman, including the people who arrange female only tournaments. get over it.
And sadly that attitude diminishes the results of any biologically female progamers, if they ever achieve any.
Eve winning even a single match would be a huge breakthrough for women.
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On December 20 2012 12:51 Zaqwe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:36 dAPhREAk wrote:On December 20 2012 12:35 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:31 sc2superfan101 wrote:you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"... + Show Spoiler + I think it's stupid too, but apparently you can't have high hopes for women in SC2 or really comment about them at all without someone bringing up Scarlett. because the community considers her a woman, including the people who arrange female only tournaments. get over it. And sadly that attitude diminishes the results of any biologically female progamers, if they ever achieve any. Eve winning even a single match would be a huge breakthrough for women.
it diminishes nothing, and no it would not be a huge breakthrough.
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On December 20 2012 12:52 dAPhREAk wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:51 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:36 dAPhREAk wrote:On December 20 2012 12:35 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:31 sc2superfan101 wrote:you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"... + Show Spoiler + I think it's stupid too, but apparently you can't have high hopes for women in SC2 or really comment about them at all without someone bringing up Scarlett. because the community considers her a woman, including the people who arrange female only tournaments. get over it. And sadly that attitude diminishes the results of any biologically female progamers, if they ever achieve any. Eve winning even a single match would be a huge breakthrough for women. it diminishes nothing, and no it would not be a huge breakthrough.
In what way would it not be a huge breakthrough?
If you say because Scarlett is already competitive you prove my point about diminishing the results of biological females.
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hopefully she ends up doing as well as the standards she's put herself up to.
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On December 20 2012 12:54 Zaqwe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 20 2012 12:52 dAPhREAk wrote:On December 20 2012 12:51 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:36 dAPhREAk wrote:On December 20 2012 12:35 Zaqwe wrote:On December 20 2012 12:31 sc2superfan101 wrote:you know it's funny, I thought the title of this thread was "Eve joins AZUBU" when it's apparently "get into an argument about Scarlett"... + Show Spoiler + I think it's stupid too, but apparently you can't have high hopes for women in SC2 or really comment about them at all without someone bringing up Scarlett. because the community considers her a woman, including the people who arrange female only tournaments. get over it. And sadly that attitude diminishes the results of any biologically female progamers, if they ever achieve any. Eve winning even a single match would be a huge breakthrough for women. it diminishes nothing, and no it would not be a huge breakthrough. In what way would it not be a huge breakthrough? If you say because Scarlett is already competitive you prove my point about diminishing the results of biological females.
because it wouldnt.
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