EPTI really enjoyed Snute's insights a lot and think there are some excellent questions from Wax!
Follow them @LiquidSnute and @SaintSnorlax!
Snute talks training at CJ Entus in Korea
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
I really enjoyed Snute's insights a lot and think there are some excellent questions from Wax! Follow them @LiquidSnute and @SaintSnorlax! | ||
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Zenbrez
Canada5973 Posts
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eonDE
Canada371 Posts
Also, might want to put some thought into a restraining order for Jennifer. Rofl. | ||
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Mahanaim
Korea (South)1002 Posts
Jokes aside, it's great to hear that Snute had an inspiring experience  | ||
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fried_rice
198 Posts
On November 26 2013 12:56 Zenbrez wrote: You really need to slow your speech down, Wax. Yeah, one would think he would have actually learned to do interviews by now, or at laest put some effort into improving. | ||
NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
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skatblast
United States784 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18356 Posts
On November 26 2013 12:56 Zenbrez wrote: You really need to slow your speech down, Wax. yeah, no one is running away - no need to talk so fast | ||
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crappen
Norway1546 Posts
Well done interview, and I was glad when Snute said people are overall pretty happy in the teamhouse. There has been a few interviews, were it seems people are fed up with the game (Flash's one was pretty depressing). Glad to hear someone enjoying a very "harsh" environment of gaming. PS: Waxangel sounds a bit like Dana from Homeland the way he ends some of his sentences ^^ | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On November 26 2013 18:26 crappen wrote: You guys don't know how hard it is for a guy that speaks fast, to slow down. I speak just as fast as Wax atleast, and I have no success on slowing down, but I have success in that eventually people learn to understand me. Also Snute did not have problem at all hearing what he said. [...] PS: Waxangel sounds a bit like Dana from Homeland the way he ends some of his sentences ^^ Yeah, but the viewers also have to understand the questions of the interview. ^^ Anyways, I had no problems understanding Wax, but speaking slower might be nice, then I don't have to concentrate on understanding him so much. | ||
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crashonly
Finland418 Posts
On November 26 2013 18:26 crappen wrote: Also Snute did not have problem at all hearing what he said. Yes he did, with "allotted"  I couldn't catch the word either, until he says it slow and clear the 3rd time. I think that was the only time there was trouble, though, so it's not bad at all for a 15 minute interview. | ||
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marcesr
Germany1383 Posts
The questions were good too, you made a 15 minute interview very interesting to listen to. But why do you never ask players for their relationships etc? Is it too private? Because I always find these answers kind of funny. | ||
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AyaaLa
Spain629 Posts
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
Maybe people having trouble understanding waxy because they're not native speakers. Was easy for me. More important for me was the obvious rapport he established during the interview. | ||
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freeamount
China202 Posts
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Val_
Ukraine156 Posts
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Zenbrez
Canada5973 Posts
It's like the "Grilled" interviews, the guy does really good interviews, but his speaking ability is a disaster, it's like he's trying to get too many words out at the same time and he just trips over himself every other word. If he slowed down and stuck to the scripted questions he obviously has, and didn't make every question an extended story, his interviews would be even better than they are. It's like every question he asks he's competing for the worlds most long-winded question. | ||
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