EPTNaNiwa vs The World: The Icon and the Pariah - Page 23
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LimeNade
United States2125 Posts
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ClueClueClue
Sweden1203 Posts
On January 19 2015 04:10 Penev wrote: More nectar and ambrosia for the Godchio Acer please Zeuschio, can you please get Starcraft into the Olympics? It seems like your area. | ||
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Eolo
Spain276 Posts
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sc2chronic
United States777 Posts
And a majority of fans focus on either one or the other as though they were two separate, distinct parts. I believe this is a flawed simplification of who or what Naniwa is. yet this article is a long drawn out simplification of it. all it does is note all of his accomplishments while also mentioning all of his controversies. why was this even written? this is something youd find in his liquipedia page.. | ||
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corona_0489k
United States27 Posts
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ClueClueClue
Sweden1203 Posts
On January 19 2015 04:38 corona_0489k wrote: Naniwa is the equivalent to Eminem in the SC2 community. I don't know if Luis Suarez has a history of jumping in and out of retirement, but there are some similarities there. | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On January 19 2015 04:38 corona_0489k wrote: Naniwa is the equivalent to Eminem in the SC2 community. I think Eminem does not get shat on by his peers? | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
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Penev
28491 Posts
On January 19 2015 04:55 Boucot wrote: NaNiwa is more like Mark van Bommel I feel. Getting away with it? | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On January 19 2015 04:55 Boucot wrote: NaNiwa is more like Mark van Bommel I feel. Hmm pretty good. Lacks the "I'm a star" factor though. | ||
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ClueClueClue
Sweden1203 Posts
Nah, he's not the Roman Polanski of Starcraft. | ||
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
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SamuelGreen
Sweden292 Posts
On January 19 2015 05:03 ClueClueClue wrote: Nah, he's not the Roman Polanski of Starcraft. More like the Michael Bay :-P | ||
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KonanTenshi
Sweden210 Posts
Typo in one of the last sentences. | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On January 19 2015 05:15 KonanTenshi wrote: "Tefel as the worth player on earht" Typo in one of the last sentences. ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/Waxangel/misc/nanitefelworstplayer.jpg) | ||
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NihilisticGod
Northern Ireland174 Posts
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minilance
Canada500 Posts
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Arghmyliver
United States1077 Posts
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Penev
28491 Posts
On January 19 2015 05:25 minilance wrote: When is naniwa next game? I want to watch the drama unfold! I believe it's the 24th, against Godchio | ||
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Alex007
Ukraine211 Posts
On January 18 2015 22:31 messioso wrote: The Russian stream had 0 delay beyond standard Twitch delay. If they didn't, I wouldn't have removed them. On January 18 2015 22:40 messioso wrote: I find it can range from anything to 10-50 seconds usually. You were told like billion times that there was a delay but you are still writing everywhere that it was not. What is the goal of it? You're not the usual forum guy like some people here, you're the org who should be responsible for your own words. Are you trying to acquit your behavior when you kicked casters without any particular reason, just because NaNiwa wanted that to happen or are there any other reasons for that? Here are the proofs if someone doesn't believe hundreds of russian viewers yet: VOD timing, where you can easily see, that there is a delay set in a Twitch panel. You can see that it is set to 2 minutes, which actually means that real delay was close to 3 mins (impossible to say exactly) due to standart Twitch encoding delay (And again: I agree that it was a bit less than on other streams - a minute or maybe even two - and blablabla, but that's not as important here as the fact that there was a delay big enough to prevent any sort of cheeting). As for me, it's a shame that orgs of the biggest StarCraft 2 tournament sponsored by Blizzard are behaving in such a way. Please stop blaming casters left and right in every situation possible, it becomes too popular nowadays. You'd better deal with some players' manners... | ||
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