EPTEG shouldn't have put up with him for this long, but I imagine it must have been really hard for them, like severing a limb when it gets frostbite.
Evil Geniuses Releases Greg "IdrA" Fields - Page 77
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Shinespark
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EG shouldn't have put up with him for this long, but I imagine it must have been really hard for them, like severing a limb when it gets frostbite. | ||
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TheSwamp
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TheExile19
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On May 10 2013 10:09 pieisamazing wrote: i dont really get it then. what does eg even have without idra he was always their poster boy in sc2. none of their players can win anything anymore. not that idra has (for awhile anyway), but he was definitely one of the faces of eg other than incontrol. you saw the comment he was responding to. none of the other players on his team put up with that kind of shit. if he tells that person to fuck off, then who cares. guy had it coming. all of "esports" is just filled with a bunch of pussified bitches apparently. this whole situation is ridiculous why is e-sports immune to the same social faux pas that real sports is? why the quote brackets when the response from a real sports organization to a serially underperforming player who just happens to get on twitter after a bad day of practice and say his chosen career is only watched by retards would likely be the exact same? | ||
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Rhino85
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pieisamazing
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On May 10 2013 10:10 NovemberstOrm wrote: EG is huge now I hope you realize that, they have more than just sc2. im obviously talking about their sc2 team i hope you realize that | ||
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trifecta
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On May 10 2013 10:10 Smigi wrote: Can someone please link me to the SotG podcast where Incontrol was broken the news? Honestly, every sport needs a villain. In any competitive game, the opponents are not the best of friends, and most of them talk trash on the field. eSports won't grow if were just all nerds who hold hands and sing kum-ba-yah. People watch sports for the rivalries, the upsets, the underdog, and the villains. With IdrA, you get rivalries, you get many upsets, and you get a villain. His mindset might have been toxic to his own performance, but it was not toxic for the eSports scene. Villains are great for storylines. Villains who can't back up their talk with good play are irrelevant. | ||
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Arceus
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MattD
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IdrA is the reason i bought sc2 in 2011 and the reason i continued with it and eventually learnt from his stream and got GM, also Boxer vs IdrA is still my faviroute series of all time. | ||
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Jeremy Reimer
Canada1128 Posts
On May 10 2013 10:09 anthonee1230 wrote: How did Stephano put thought into something he didn't write. Didn't realize Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V was a lot of thought. Well, the thought was "okay, I'll let you write my apology and I'll cut and paste it". Not much, but it was something. And they probably let Stephano look over the apology and give it his okay first. Although thinking about it more, I'm not 100% convinced that this option was given to Idra. Maybe the situations were different. Stephano, as far as I know, never pissed off his teammates or refused to practice with them. | ||
NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On May 10 2013 10:11 TheSwamp wrote: Hopefully he get's picked up by a team with a proper team house and training schedule. I'm sorry but if you think that the reason Idra hasn't done well was because of EG then you are completely wrong, he hasn't done well because he chooses not to, someone who doesn't care for the game can never succeed in it. He's had the wrong attitude and mindset to succeed. | ||
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Wpgstevo
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And then leave a WCS Premiere game from a perfectly reasonable position. Good move by EG - Idra has reaped as he has sown. | ||
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Kommander
Philippines4950 Posts
On May 10 2013 10:09 pieisamazing wrote: i dont really get it then. what does eg even have without idra he was always their poster boy in sc2. none of their players can win anything anymore. not that idra has (for awhile anyway), but he was definitely one of the faces of eg other than incontrol. you saw the comment he was responding to. none of the other players on his team put up with that kind of shit. if he tells that person to fuck off, then who cares. guy had it coming. all of "esports" is just filled with a bunch of pussified bitches apparently. this whole situation is ridiculous Idra is a speck compared to what EG is now. EG has Stephano, Thorzain, and Jaedong who are miles better than Idra right now, and who have much better attitudes about the game. Plus EG has successful Dota 2 and LoL teams. And we get it, you're an Idra fanboy. | ||
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SCST
Mexico1609 Posts
On May 10 2013 10:13 negativedge wrote: He was terrible to fans, didn't take competition seriously, was caustic to his teammates, threw his team under the bus, and then pretended he was bigger than it all. This wasn't just the right decision, it was the only decision. Time for esports to grow up. I feel sorry for idra in the sense that I feel sorry for anyone who has their life thrown upside down in the space of a minute (I've certainly been there), but he was always asking for it. I don't think he wanted to be in esports. Now he's not. Go learn how to be a professional somewhere else. This sounds like it should be his obituary. But it fits perfectly. | ||
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