EPTOn March 04 2014 13:47 TLCDR wrote:
almost 10 pages and no red? i am disappointed tl
almost 10 pages and no red? i am disappointed tl
dont worry we will get one
Spyte Joins ROOT - Page 9
| Forum Index > SC2 General |
|
starslayer
United States696 Posts
dont worry we will get one | ||
|
starslayer
United States696 Posts
On March 04 2014 07:12 MasterOfPuppets wrote: Nope, people would still find something to complain about. "lol who", "why not pick up X Korean who is available and much better" xD And to other people in this thread, yeah a world where skill is valued just as much if not more so than pure personality would be great, but that's never been the case, in fact we're closer than we've ever been to that. Let's not forget that in the West opportunistic people like Fatal1ty, whose reputation far exceeds his actual skill, are still more famous and have made wayyyy more stack than people who are actually really good at FPS games... nuff said. ;p ?? didnt fatal1ty make most if not all his "stacks" from winning a bunch of fps tourneys? so im not sure what you mean yes team can pick up players cause there popular but he had to have some skill to win all them tourneys which made the reputation. | ||
|
knOxStarcraft
Canada422 Posts
On March 04 2014 04:27 Plansix wrote: "All I see in this thread is a bunch of "I don't think she should have gotten the slot and only get it because she is a lady," masked behind arguments of how evolved the scene is in NA. This discuss would not exist she was a male player of the same skill. Everyone would just say that it's awesome Root is investing in rising talent. And it's does change the fact the female players are dope and the cut off for them being accepted into the scene should be "smash at least 4 code S Korean players to over come the questions caused by your gender" A male player of the same skill wouldn't get picked up by a professional team unless they had the stream numbers spyte does. I hate to burst your bubble but spyte isn't "rising talent"; she's a mid masters player, and got picked up because of stream numbers to show sponsors. I really don't understand why there is this big of a discussion already. A female gamer got picked up by a professional team because of stream numbers, not because she's an up and coming GM player or something. OBVIOUSLY there is nothing wrong with this, it's good for both parties and the scene. | ||
|
sigm
192 Posts
Seeing as how I haven't played SC2 since the WoL beta, I bet 99% of the people in Bronze could beat me. That's why you don't see me in a professional team. But I don't really see how my inability to play has anything to do with her potential skill. | ||
|
Incognoto
France10239 Posts
| ||
|
MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On March 04 2014 15:55 starslayer wrote: ?? didnt fatal1ty make most if not all his "stacks" from winning a bunch of fps tourneys? so im not sure what you mean yes team can pick up players cause there popular but he had to have some skill to win all them tourneys which made the reputation. You are grossly misinformed, I'm afraid. | ||
cocosoft
Sweden1068 Posts
On March 03 2014 03:36 Cheeseling wrote:2. I hope she is mentally ready for all this attention, especially random "it's only because you have boobs, show them", "i will subscribe if you blow" or even death threats. Being only female competitive progamer has its costs and it's like magnet for all the internet wilderness. I don't know if she has guts for this. All that hate can make your life 10 years shorter and for what, couple of gaming fame moments? I never understand this argument, do you naively think that male games doesn't get a lot of death threats and hate too? | ||
|
KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
I'm thinking about it, not sure if worth it  + Show Spoiler + wow impressive how far boobs can get you User was warned for this post | ||
|
WombaT
Northern Ireland25435 Posts
I don't see why the competitive scene 'needs' girls in it, if they get there they get there which would be cool | ||
|
ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On March 04 2014 22:23 KalWarkov wrote: I'm thinking about it, not sure if worth it + Show Spoiler + wow impressive how far boobs can get you Nice try! | ||
|
gingerfluffmuff
Austria4570 Posts
Actually its no surprise, 90% of foreign players are basically there for the marketing. I am still impressed that the whole system works and korean players havent taken all the foreign teams over yet. If Lady Spyte brings new people and viewers into the sc2 scene/ her team, its good for everybody :D. | ||
|
StatixEx
United Kingdom779 Posts
On March 04 2014 05:23 EJK wrote: (idra rage will 99.999999% of the time get you nowhere unless you are idra) But this is what we all want to see. the sc2 scene is pretty boring now. No-one 'shots firied' or calling people out anymore, theres simply noone around getting the hype train going. is still watch just as much sc2 as ever but it really does seem processional now. same filler comments from casters about quite boring people who we know not much about destiny, idra, combatex and a few others were excellent personalities love to hate them or whatever . . .damn i miss these days | ||
|
MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On March 05 2014 01:47 StatixEx wrote: But this is what we all want to see. the sc2 scene is pretty boring now. No-one 'shots firied' or calling people out anymore, theres simply noone around getting the hype train going. is still watch just as much sc2 as ever but it really does seem processional now. same filler comments from casters about quite boring people who we know not much about destiny, idra, combatex and a few others were excellent personalities love to hate them or whatever . . .damn i miss these days No, this is what people who don't care about the game want to see. The rest of us? We want to watch the actual game.  | ||
|
EJK
United States1302 Posts
On March 05 2014 01:47 StatixEx wrote: But this is what we all want to see. the sc2 scene is pretty boring now. No-one 'shots firied' or calling people out anymore, theres simply noone around getting the hype train going. is still watch just as much sc2 as ever but it really does seem processional now. same filler comments from casters about quite boring people who we know not much about destiny, idra, combatex and a few others were excellent personalities love to hate them or whatever . . .damn i miss these days no. that's exactly the kind of poison mentality that makes the NA scene so bad, caring about drama over skill | ||
|
gingerfluffmuff
Austria4570 Posts
On March 05 2014 01:59 MasterOfPuppets wrote: No, this is what people who don't care about the game want to see. The rest of us? We want to watch the actual game. Hell yes, we do. GSL and SPL atm, sprinkled with WCS EU. Sc2 content overflow. | ||
|
9-BiT
United States1089 Posts
On March 04 2014 04:27 Plansix wrote: All I see in this thread is a bunch of "I don't think she should have gotten the slot and only get it because she is a lady," masked behind arguments of how evolved the scene is in NA. This discuss would not exist she was a male player of the same skill. Everyone would just say that it's awesome Root is investing in rising talent. And it's does change the fact the female players are dope and the cut off for them being accepted into the scene should be "smash at least 4 code S Korean players to over come the questions caused by your gender" I don't think anyone would support a team picking up a mid masters player as part of their roster. | ||
|
Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On March 05 2014 02:14 9-BiT wrote: I don't think anyone would support a team picking up a mid masters player as part of their roster. Sure they would if the team said the player "has a lot if potential and will greatly improve with the practice our team provides." It's not like Xenocider was ripping up the NA ladder and crushing faces before RG signed him. | ||
|
DoubleReed
United States4130 Posts
On March 05 2014 01:47 StatixEx wrote: But this is what we all want to see. the sc2 scene is pretty boring now. No-one 'shots firied' or calling people out anymore, theres simply noone around getting the hype train going. is still watch just as much sc2 as ever but it really does seem processional now. same filler comments from casters about quite boring people who we know not much about destiny, idra, combatex and a few others were excellent personalities love to hate them or whatever . . .damn i miss these days I have no idea how you define "excellent personality." That being said, I would like to see more players take the heel role. They don't have to be assholes or anything, but, you know, play up the evil. Anyway, Spyte rocks I hope she teaches ROOT a thing or two. | ||
|
playa
United States1284 Posts
On March 05 2014 02:29 Plansix wrote: Sure they would if the team said the player "has a lot if potential and will greatly improve with the practice our team provides." It's not like Xenocider was ripping up the NA ladder and crushing faces before RG signed him. I'm sure Xenocider was doing well in GM before then. For a team to pick up a mid-master player, popularity aside, they would have to be around 10 years old to really intrigue any one enough. Just look at SEED, though; I believe they had Intense: a young NA Terran player who is not only GM on NA but was GM on Korea. The guy has high apm and all the attributes you'd look for, yet not enough to get on the main team. If he was a girl, GM on NA, alone, obviously would have been enough, though. | ||
|
MotorDouglas
Brazil66 Posts
speaking of congratulations, congratulations gurl  | ||
| ||
