EPTOn June 02 2013 22:35 Maxilicious wrote:
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This is the best.
No argument possible.
This is the best.
No argument possible.
Yeah. The cap fits Artosis really well.
WORST/BEST dressed Casters Top5 - Page 12
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
Yeah. The cap fits Artosis really well. | ||
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`dunedain
657 Posts
On June 03 2013 19:25 shin_toss wrote: Never wear a lighter color tie than the shirt? What if your shirt is black? whats the best color for tie? Sorry im noob at this No tie. More skin. And chest hair... | ||
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AlgeriaT
Sweden2197 Posts
On June 03 2013 02:08 TotalBiscuit wrote: "Worst/Best Dressed casters" Takes 7 month old photo. o_o Thread is a nice excuse for people to bitch about how others are dressed while in their boxers. Intended as funny, will end up being a shithole as always because community can't just laugh along and has to take it seriously. The bolded part is a precise description of your own post, FYI. | ||
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d_runk
124 Posts
![[image loading]](http://mf.index.hu/kepek/whipalsh_SNM01.jpg) | ||
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2stra
Netherlands928 Posts
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
On June 02 2013 22:27 wangstra wrote: Meh, call me when the idea of a well dressed man doesn't involve a suit. Thank you, there is still hope for humanity... | ||
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buntuka
Germany40 Posts
On June 03 2013 02:11 s3rp wrote: I don't know because they posess knowledge/credentials the casual audience doesn't ? Look i understand what they're going for but no need for going overboard which happens quite alot in my estimation. I really don't understand why esport commentators should look and behave as stiff-upper-lip formal as other porfessional sports casters. It's a new thing, its very different from mainstream professional sports casting, and it enjoys freedoms that other sports don't have. Lets not give them away only to "further grow the acceptance of esports". Where else could casters make funny references to other players, create casting-memes, or talk about utter nonsense or share some private stuff in boring parts of the game? The fact that the SC2 scene is not completely porfessional, is what makes it interesting. Just look at other professional sports like football, NBA, Baseball, Tennis, whatever. More professionalism means an abundance of streamlined meaningless interviews with players that have been trained by professional PR people to increase their market value. It means arrogant children-millionaires not giving a fuck. It means restricted acces to the actual games, and boring as hell casts with very superficial tactical analysis. To get back to topic.. though I prefer casual stuff, there is nothing wrong about letting people wear suits as long as the overall atmosphere stays casual and relaxed. And casters people feel comfortable in what they are wearing. WCS Europe finals gave a great example in my opinion. What I don't like is a sense of forced professionalism upon the casters. Always get that feeling at WCS AM. Looks like Axslav and Axeltoss are repeating in their head something like "need to look professional, get a professional pose (awkward hand positioning), need to speak professional, need to avoid puns at all cost...". They look so uncomfortable, it makes me feel uncomfortable myself! I'd love to see them having some more freedom of speech, I mean it's America, isn't that supposed to be their thing? | ||
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winthrop
Hong Kong956 Posts
On June 02 2013 22:54 puissance wrote: This thread is a joke if you dont consider this as the number 1: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/gjWYD.png) The allmighty Moletrap torso! :D this thread failed | ||
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Rassy
Netherlands2308 Posts
Till i saw that photo where he wears some white sneakers below his suit , i guess they are realy comfortable. And why the bashing of huskys shirt lol, 70,s shirts are kinda cool ^-^ | ||
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figq
12519 Posts
On June 03 2013 19:23 levelping wrote: O come on. No one is suppressing or discriminating against you. We just disagree with youR views. it was Internet irony | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
That is shocking lol. | ||
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
I showed Dreamhack to a friend of mine explaining everything that was going on and he was somewhat fascinated, then he started laughing really hard when he saw one of the two finalists with undone beard, random clothing, really bad posture, greasy hair etc. Other than that particular case most progamers look creepy (I did too before I quit) because they don't have the will or time to care about looks when they never get out of home. I appreciate that the casters try, even if they are inherently more stimulated to it by the nature of their job. | ||
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FetTerBender
Germany1393 Posts
On June 03 2013 21:55 aTnClouD wrote: To be fair casters at least try to present themselves well, even when they don't know much about $wag, while players just seem the recluse nerds they are. That's also a big reason eSports has a difficult time making it big. I showed Dreamhack to a friend of mine explaining everything that was going on and he was somewhat fascinated, then he started laughing really hard when he saw one of the two finalists with undone beard, random clothing, really bad posture, greasy hair etc. Other than that particular case most progamers look creepy (I did too before I quit) because they don't have the will or time to care about looks when they never get out of home. I appreciate that the casters try, even if they are inherently more stimulated to it by the nature of their job. To be fair it would totally suck if you would have to suit up every time you want to play a match of SC2. And when you only dress up for the livetournaments, you feel uncomfy playing. Skill >> Looks for progamers. (see:  MarineKing) | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On June 03 2013 01:34 HereBeDragons wrote: ToD at the caster's desk looks best for me, absolutely pristine. But wait, let's check out his shoes: ![[image loading]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BLN-5iACEAEKpgm.jpg:large) o_O? What the hell is that? Tastosis were wearing jeans and converse when I went to see them cast at the GSL, hey as long as it's not on camera. | ||
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
On June 03 2013 22:21 FetTerBender wrote: To be fair it would totally suck if you would have to suit up every time you want to play a match of SC2. And when you only dress up for the livetournaments, you feel uncomfy playing. Skill >> Looks for progamers. (see: MarineKing)Some progamers look like hobos, some are socially awkward. And while nobody would want them to wear a suit for a match at least you like to see people who take care of themselves. | ||
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Daswollvieh
5553 Posts
On June 03 2013 22:42 aTnClouD wrote: Some progamers look like hobos, some are socially awkward. And while nobody would want them to wear a suit for a match at least you like to see people who take care of themselves. That´s what the hairdresser/make-up artists do at studios. Last (?) WCG BW in China, Stork looked like the king of hobos. | ||
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Spriki
216 Posts
where's that GD Studio statsman poster? LONG LIVE UNBUTTONED SHIRTS AND CHESTHAIR! | ||
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Aild246
United States20 Posts
On June 03 2013 19:52 d_runk wrote: Whiplash and SNM totally look like fastfood restaurant managers 10/10. | ||
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Cokefreak
Finland8096 Posts
On June 03 2013 02:08 TotalBiscuit wrote: "Worst/Best Dressed casters" Takes 7 month old photo. o_o Thread is a nice excuse for people to bitch about how others are dressed while in their boxers. Intended as funny, will end up being a shithole as always because community can't just laugh along and has to take it seriously. You really need to stop posting on TL. | ||
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TotalBiscuit
United Kingdom5437 Posts
On June 03 2013 22:57 Cokefreak wrote: You really need to stop posting on TL. Why? You guys don't like being reminded that at times you're just as bad as Reddit? Someone's gotta keep you honest, you guys circlejerk with the best of em. | ||
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