EPTwhenever i browse these forums all i see is ppl complaining about balance and blizzard and whatnot
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NtsenG
Canada35 Posts
whenever i browse these forums all i see is ppl complaining about balance and blizzard and whatnot | ||
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awu25
United States2003 Posts
On April 29 2012 13:32 NtsenG wrote: lol instead of trying to get the next generation to love sc2 we should focus on getting our generation to like it whenever i browse these forums all i see is ppl complaining about balance and blizzard and whatnot Yet they still play the game. Most people do like it, as evidenced by the huge support at live events. People just like to bitch about everything instead of playing the game | ||
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Spicy_Curry
United States10573 Posts
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Luepert
United States1934 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46484 Posts
 Spread the love ♥ | ||
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Jinsho
United Kingdom3101 Posts
It'll make them interact with other people online under your guidance instead of getting chatted up while you're at work, help them understand that some people are assholes and not worth their time, make them do teamwork, and generally improve their memory, language skills, typing, and hand-to-eye coordination. You can get the latter in RTS games of course, but the social aspect is horribly underdeveloped when compared to MMORPGs. Also I know children who like to skin animals, collect flowers, fish or tame cats in WoW, and there really isn't much fun and casual stuff you can do playing SC2 custom games. Though certainly some things do exist, but again, no social interaction there at all. | ||
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Brobe
United States75 Posts
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On April 29 2012 14:52 Brobe wrote: What the OP doesn't realize is that future generations will be playing SC3 and invading your SC2 threads telling you that it will be awesome when all the players switch, and that SC2 is dying. Or maybe that's what he hopes to prevent. (Won't work). Pretty sure the OP is a she. | ||
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yB.TeH
Germany419 Posts
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ProxyKnoxy
United Kingdom2576 Posts
On April 29 2012 19:12 Qeet wrote: fun fact: most females on the internet have dicks Fun fact: most dicks on TL get banned Oh my that video was so cute :x I must teach my younger relatives to say GG | ||
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On April 29 2012 19:12 Qeet wrote: fun fact: most females on the internet have dicks ... did you per chance notice the video in the OP? | ||
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FnaticPink
Denmark324 Posts
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Aunvilgod
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Littlemuff
United Kingdom301 Posts
Though on a serious note, young kids should not be playing the same games everyday. Need to mix it up and let them explore activites. Video games are incredibly physically passive and their brain should not be thinking about the next queen inject but why things in life are a certain way. Cant stress how bad screen based media is while growing up. And people need to understand that communication over the internet is completely different to real life. ShadowQueen has the right idea by encouraging children to say "gg" and stuff. It helps change the general perception of video games and kids will grow older being nerds who can actually talk to people (not all nerds are like that, just some). Even getting kids excited about one tournament is a great way to get them excited about esports. So every MLG they can get all excited and tell there friends to come over and watch. If you start doing them all, every weekend will be gone. Ive been doing a pretty big project on children and how screen based media influences their future. Honestly reccomend doing some reading on it. Change your perspective on how children should interact with technology. | ||
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