[Interview] Stephano in Korea (again x2) - Page 3

On February 03 2013 22:20 Black[CAT] wrote:
Lol, he looked down on Bogus and in reality he got 2-0 and 2-1'd....

Currently, Proleague has been going on. How do you feel about the Proleague format now that you've experienced it?

I have some issues with the entry format. You know who's getting sent out so you can predict on some level, who's going to win. And that takes the fun out of the game. I also don't like how the maps are set. Almost every single tournament uses the format where the losers chooses the next map but Proleague is not like that so I don't like it. But I think the strictness of Proleague reflects the history of the game well so I like it. I hope KeSPA will realize what the trend is nowadays and try to follow it in the future.

On February 03 2013 21:23 Dronk wrote:


Seoul prettier than Paris and Korean cuisine better as French?

I must visit South Korea.

Personally, I hate it. What I hate the most is that the players who couldn't make it in WoL get to have a head start for HotS. I don't like the fact that they can start making good results just because they got a head start.

On February 03 2013 22:32 Badgesc wrote:


French people are very pessimistic.
What Stephano said about Paris vs Seoul is extremely biased. I'm sure non-French people would have a different opinion.

On February 03 2013 22:32 Badgesc wrote:


French people are very pessimistic.
What Stephano said about Paris vs Seoul is extremely biased. I'm sure non-French people would have a different opinion.

On February 03 2013 21:01 shid0x wrote:
sooo fucking WHITE *~*"
Get some sun or use those korean UV services stephano é_é

On February 03 2013 22:32 Badgesc wrote:
French people are very pessimistic.
What Stephano said about Paris vs Seoul is extremely biased. I'm sure non-French people would have a different opinion.

On February 03 2013 23:29 Fuchsteufelswild wrote:

You're really being racist here, it's just racism that is easily waved away with a hand, just because all Caucasians are the %$@!ing same to each other, right?
The excuse people will use is that "No, it doesn't matter if you're different shades of white, one much more pale than the other, you're still both Caucasian, so it isn't racism", but then you're still picking on someone for having different skin colour to you, so it's still inappropriate BS. Cut it out and grow up. People are different and you need to learn to live with it.


I can confirm alongside MetalPanda that I almost only hear very poor things about Paris and yes, especially about it being dirty and chaotic, maybe also ruder people than typically found elsewhere in France, but I think that's a general thing people say about a lot of the biggest cities in different countries, such as Tokyo in Japan (from what I've heard and read).
Not too long ago I remember watching a video about how Japanese people actually have something like a rehabilitation clinic or organisation for Japanese people recovering from the shock of Paris being such a disappointment compared to the romantic ideas they had about it before going there.
I'd link the video only I don't remember where I saw it. We'll see if I can.

On February 03 2013 23:34 Anta wrote:
with people like you we have racism in every single thread

On February 03 2013 22:32 Badgesc wrote:


French people are very pessimistic.
What Stephano said about Paris vs Seoul is extremely biased. I'm sure non-French people would have a different opinion.

On February 03 2013 23:50 butchji wrote:


Aren't you guys like very proud of your nation and stuff? "Grande Nation" and all.

On February 03 2013 23:46 Fuchsteufelswild wrote:

Not at all, Anta, that's complete BS and you should not write such rot in one single line, with no further explanation or justification. Don't bother posting with no effort.
I get sick of all the racism calls here and there, but there are other issues that get neglected.
Whites get BS from whites because of different skin colour, actual sheer hate from complete strangers based on skin colour but unlike other racist issues, there's nothing you can really do about it.
So instead of being dumb and assuming, think first for a change and consider that I might not necessarily be one of those sorts you assumed I was.