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On August 16 2014 02:18 Wombat_NI wrote:
How does Bitter = Lauren Elise exactly ComaDose, different roles entirely, I had assumed Fish was referring to equivalent positions/SC know-how etc.
I see the levels of backlash being pretty unrelated to gender tbh and more to do with a sense of nerd elitism and defending their own arbitrary ideals of what you should have when entering the scene.
alright then clutch going to nasl or w.e. that thread was. I wish there was that relation but there is a reason that girl has been said ~40 times in this thread. and we had comments talking about how they can't take women seriously. everyone has different reasons and opinions of course. too many of those (i.e. > 0) are applied to entire genders unfortunately.
On August 16 2014 03:11 Xiphos wrote:
Because there are literally 3 other female that I can list on the top of my head that have a good understanding of the game, they are Smix, Suzie Kim, and Anna Prosser.
in addition to what was said about lauren playing a tonne on stream there's probably at least 100 women that have a good understanding and play in diamond and masters....
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On August 15 2014 02:28 MstrJinbo wrote:Show nested quote +On August 14 2014 23:11 iloveav wrote:
Hmm, there are few girls I can take seriously in sc2 scene.
Obviously im not talking about well established gamers or commentators like scarlett, livebee, or that girl that Root recruited some time ago, and Soe.. i think, the one that drew so well.
Sorry for not knowing names, I dont keep up with SC2 scene that much anymore.
Its not that I dont like the girls, or that I think they are not capable of doings their job, but they always feel out of place in eSports. Every time they ask questions to the players in interviews... the questions feel very, very generic. Every time they try to hype something, it feels artificial... em... ofc this is my view on it.
That beeing said, They do look better than every caster out there so.... there's that :D.
Interviews in SC2 are hilariously bad regardless of the gender of the person asking the question. Problem is progamers don't give good interviews and it limits what can be asked. Some of it is language barrier, some is just they have trouble with more than 1 word ansers for whatever reason. Kind of unfair singling out the female interviewers in my opinion. You can have a male interviewer ask Jaedong if he likes hamburgers in an interview and it would be all fine. A female interviewer asks if he felt confident with his preperation for the tournament or any number of other things and all of a sudden people are like "interviewer was only hired for their looks".
You bring up a very strong point. Cant argue with that.
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in addition to what was said about lauren playing a tonne on stream there's probably at least 100 women that have a good understanding and play in diamond and masters....
How many of those have the personality and inclination to stand on stage in a skimpy dress and smile incessantly and generally be a hostess though? It takes a combination of attributes, game knowledge by itself is not enough.
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On August 16 2014 03:48 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +
in addition to what was said about lauren playing a tonne on stream there's probably at least 100 women that have a good understanding and play in diamond and masters....
How many of those have the personality and inclination to stand on stage in a skimpy dress and smile incessantly and generally be a hostess though? It takes a combination of attributes, game knowledge by itself is not enough.
I agree, not enough, its great to have another one back.
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On August 16 2014 03:48 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +
in addition to what was said about lauren playing a tonne on stream there's probably at least 100 women that have a good understanding and play in diamond and masters....
How many of those have the personality and inclination to stand on stage in a skimpy dress and smile incessantly and generally be a hostess though? It takes a combination of attributes, game knowledge by itself is not enough.
I'm sure there are plenty, just that they aren't lauren elise.
Anyways i don't get the "newsworthy" argument. Someone retires or returns to the scene always get a post here. Who she is or does, doesn't matter for you are basically arguing that 90% of such posts are not newsworthy.
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On August 16 2014 03:31 iloveav wrote:Show nested quote +On August 15 2014 02:28 MstrJinbo wrote:On August 14 2014 23:11 iloveav wrote:
Hmm, there are few girls I can take seriously in sc2 scene.
Obviously im not talking about well established gamers or commentators like scarlett, livebee, or that girl that Root recruited some time ago, and Soe.. i think, the one that drew so well.
Sorry for not knowing names, I dont keep up with SC2 scene that much anymore.
Its not that I dont like the girls, or that I think they are not capable of doings their job, but they always feel out of place in eSports. Every time they ask questions to the players in interviews... the questions feel very, very generic. Every time they try to hype something, it feels artificial... em... ofc this is my view on it.
That beeing said, They do look better than every caster out there so.... there's that :D.
Interviews in SC2 are hilariously bad regardless of the gender of the person asking the question. Problem is progamers don't give good interviews and it limits what can be asked. Some of it is language barrier, some is just they have trouble with more than 1 word ansers for whatever reason. Kind of unfair singling out the female interviewers in my opinion. You can have a male interviewer ask Jaedong if he likes hamburgers in an interview and it would be all fine. A female interviewer asks if he felt confident with his preperation for the tournament or any number of other things and all of a sudden people are like "interviewer was only hired for their looks". You bring up a very strong point. Cant argue with that.
This isn't entirely true. A good journalist and interview can get answers out of progamers - look at hotbid and Kaci Atchison.
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On August 16 2014 02:18 Wombat_NI wrote:
I see the levels of backlash being pretty unrelated to gender tbh and more to do with a sense of nerd elitism and defending their own arbitrary ideals of what you should have when entering the scene.
Which has loads of built in sexism.
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This is super awesome. I loved her antics before, and I will again. Woohoo!
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China6330 Posts
Great news! Her energy and presentation skills really adds a lot to the older NASL casts.
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I don't think she should be allowed to do this.
Girls don't poop.
People who don't poop can't be trusted.
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On August 14 2014 08:47 royalroadweed wrote:I don't think she ever did porn.
I really don't think what she did qualifies as porn.
Pornography: writings, pictures, films, etc, designed to stimulate sexual excitement
Actually, I guess it does. But I don't really care.
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On August 14 2014 08:48 NovemberstOrm wrote:she was a model or something not a pornstar.
Regardless of it was there really isn't a reason to bring it up. It has little to do with her current job (or starcraft) nor was it illegal for her to do whatever she did.
Now if she was a drunk driver that killed 62 orphans and stole a fire truck, that might be a strong point to make in how this can hurt the image of E-sports. She isn't those things so as far as I'm concerned she is someone who is interested in SC2 and I hope she does a great job.
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On August 18 2014 03:48 Nacl(Draq) wrote:Show nested quote +On August 14 2014 08:48 NovemberstOrm wrote:On August 14 2014 08:42 dAPhREAk wrote:
oooh, the porn star. she was a model or something not a pornstar. Regardless of it was there really isn't a reason to bring it up. It has little to do with her current job (or starcraft) nor was it illegal for her to do whatever she did. Now if she was a drunk driver that killed 62 orphans and stole a fire truck, that might be a strong point to make in how this can hurt the image of E-sports. She isn't those things so as far as I'm concerned she is someone who is interested in SC2 and I hope she does a great job.
i'm correcting someone
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The more attention for Starcraft the better. She should stream or something, just to learn more about the game - someone like this could bring in 1,000 viewers easy even if in silver.
GL!
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cool isnt this girl who said PvG? or someshit...
i just goolgled some images...not bad ;D
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On August 18 2014 04:54 ChoDing wrote:
cool isnt this girl who said PvG? or someshit...
i just goolgled some images...not bad ;D
Wrong girl. That was Lindsay.
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On August 18 2014 04:43 CursOr wrote:
The more attention for Starcraft the better. She should stream or something, just to learn more about the game - someone like this could bring in 1,000 viewers easy even if in silver.
GL!
She did stream quite a bit but hasn't done much streaming recently.
Think she was focused on acting.
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i never really liked her and i don't think she fits the scene. she sticks out too much and just not in the way that you want her to.
edit: too to derp
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EPT
