EPT[Translated] Idra/F91 "Interview" - Page 7
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MaRiNe23
United States747 Posts
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plastic
United States28 Posts
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quiong
United States268 Posts
Very few of us have met Idra personally, so his online persona is all we have to work with. He comes off as someone who likes taking shits on other foreign players, beyond what is necessary to get people "hyped." Perhaps in real life he greatly respects his opponents, but online he simply doesn't show it. His not saying "gg" at the end of the last game doesn't help. It's like refusing to shake hands with your opponents after the match. It's just rude and shows a lack of respect. | ||
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tdotkrayz
United States136 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:47 Chef wrote: Underdog complex. Maybe he feels like he can relate to him better because he also feels hated by a lot of people? I dunno... Just speculating and making shit up  He could also just have an irrational desire to rebel and go against the flow  THIS | ||
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MCMcEmcee
United States1609 Posts
Ironic that so many people who are like "lololol idra got owned shouldn't have said stuff before his showmatch lololol" are saying so much when they're not good enough to get invited for a showmatch. The fact that a bunch of nobodies on a game forum are saying crap about idra is pretty much proof that you think a bunch of nobodies have the right to talk trash with no repercussions or accountability for their own results or skill, so why would you get your panties all bunched up over idra talking trash? Humility isn't in and of itself a good thing, especially fake humility. If people are confident and want to trash talk, who are you to tell them otherwise? News flash, not everybody is some shy, awkward Korean movie character bound to some Westerner's perception of Korean culture (that they've probably never experienced first hand anyhow), so I don't see why you would expect everybody (other than yourselves) to act that way. | ||
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plastic
United States28 Posts
On February 22 2009 09:47 quiong wrote: I think there's a difference between talking shit before a game (for hype) and an actual lack of respect. Very few of us have met Idra personally, so his online persona is all we have to work with. He comes off as someone who likes taking shits on other foreign players, beyond what is necessary to get people "hyped." Perhaps in real life he greatly respects his opponents, but online he simply doesn't show it. His not saying "gg" at the end of the last game doesn't help. It's like refusing to shake hands with your opponents after the match. It's just rude and shows a lack of respect. OH NOES HOW HORRIBLE | ||
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plastic
United States28 Posts
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quiong
United States268 Posts
On February 22 2009 10:22 MCMcEmcee wrote: I think there's a difference between a guy who is actually playing a match trash talking and dudes posting on the internet to say things about that guy when they themselves aren't playing matches. Ironic that so many people who are like "lololol idra got owned shouldn't have said stuff before his showmatch lololol" are saying so much when they're not good enough to get invited for a showmatch. The fact that a bunch of nobodies on a game forum are saying crap about idra is pretty much proof that you think a bunch of nobodies have the right to talk trash with no repercussions or accountability for their own results or skill, so why would you get your panties all bunched up over idra talking trash? Actually yeah, I think a bunch of nobodies have a right to talk trash with no repercussions. Because they're nobodies. I can say whatever the fuck I want. The president can't. Idra thinks of himself as somebody. Like it or not, he's the only foreign SC player right now on a korean proteam. He's our only representative, if you want to describe it like that. Does he have a right to trash talk and be BM? Sure. But he can't expect to do it with no repercussions, since he's not a nobody. Sounds like a lot of Idra fans expected him to be able to trash talk without any backlash too. Are you delusional? Why are you getting YOUR panties in a bunch over the Idra haters getting their panties in a bunch? | ||
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infinity2k9
United Kingdom2397 Posts
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Avidkeystamper
United States8556 Posts
[QUOTE]On February 22 2009 10:22 MCMcEmcee wrote: I think there's a difference between a guy who is actually playing a match trash talking and dudes posting on the internet to say things about that guy when they themselves aren't playing matches. Ironic that so many people who are like "lololol idra got owned shouldn't have said stuff before his showmatch lololol" are saying so much when they're not good enough to get invited for a showmatch. The fact that a bunch of nobodies on a game forum are saying crap about idra is pretty much proof that you think a bunch of nobodies have the right to talk trash with no repercussions or accountability for their own results or skill, so why would you get your panties all bunched up over idra talking trash? [/QUOTE] I can say whatever the fuck I want. The president can't. [QUOTE] Don't get disillusioned by the impersonal interface of the internet. Also, it's called trash talking, people just hate on IdrA for his trash talking because of his normal personality. But if you're going to find something to hate on, don't let it be this because this situation is a losing battle. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On February 22 2009 10:24 plastic wrote: what will this horrible man do next???? how many one liner's are you going to post in this thread, troll? | ||
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Siz)Beggar
United States339 Posts
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
![[image loading]](http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/3817/kruemelmonsteryn0.gif) this loss of idra is very disappointing because he's been in korea for too much time to lose a bo7 to f91. no excuses or bullshit please, that won't help him at all considering the fact he has a long way to go before ever trying to consider himself a top foreign player. on the other hand it has to be said f91 is amazing. i've also had the opportunity to see chinattt at wcg and he amazed me aswell. chinese players are just good, i wish their community was not so distant from ours. | ||
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Straylight
Canada706 Posts
On February 22 2009 16:17 iG.ClouD wrote: on the other hand it has to be said f91 is amazing. i've also had the opportunity to see chinattt at wcg and he amazed me aswell. chinese players are just good, i wish their community was not so distant from ours. I'm really tired of seeing this USA vs Europe vs China hate that goes on. Can't we all just be friends  | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21246 Posts
On February 22 2009 16:17 iG.ClouD wrote: i wish their community was not so distant from ours. That is so true. As someone who frequents both European/American SC forums/sites and Chinese SC forums/sites, I do look at the many posts that are filled with mistakes/misunderstandings/complete bullshit due to a simple lack of communication. Language barriers are hard to overcome =\ | ||
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Strelok
Ukraine320 Posts
On February 22 2009 09:17 Liquid`NonY wrote: Yeah it's all debatable, and boils down to personal opinion. It's just much different actions and I don't see the need to connect them just because they're both called "talking shit". If I call my best friend an asshole, that has a much different meaning and a much different effect than if some stranger calls my best friend an asshole. The relationship between the two people makes a world of difference. People should just be aware. I definitely disapprove of fans talking shit about the players. But yeah I know it'll happen no matter what. Sad but true | ||
Biff The Understudy
France8165 Posts
On February 22 2009 16:17 iG.ClouD wrote: who cares how players behave, all that matters are the results this loss of idra is very disappointing because he's been in korea for too much time to lose a bo7 to f91. no excuses or bullshit please, that won't help him at all considering the fact he has a long way to go before ever trying to consider himself a top foreign player. on the other hand it has to be said f91 is amazing. i've also had the opportunity to see chinattt at wcg and he amazed me aswell. chinese players are just good, i wish their community was not so distant from ours. I don't agree. Imo the competition loses all its interest if players can't show respect to each other. A competition is a fight against yourself. When people stop respecting each other, the whole thing becomes just stupid. And, as I said before, being cocky reveals a problem of self confidence. You can't be a top player lacking self-confidence. | ||
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cRaZypYRo
Germany191 Posts
the games of idra were just embarrassing | ||
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darktreb
United States3019 Posts
On February 22 2009 17:42 Biff The Understudy wrote: I don't agree. Imo the competition loses all its interest if players can't show respect to each other. A competition is a fight against yourself. When people stop respecting each other, the whole thing becomes just stupid. And, as I said before, being cocky reveals a problem of self confidence. You can't be a top player lacking self-confidence. ehh the one thing annoying about a lot of people on this site is that none of them have really followed pro sports. I'm not saying you have to like pro sports, that's definitely 100% a matter of personal opinion. But most people who watch pro sports would never say something like this because they understand how false a statement such as "the competition loses all its interest if players can't show respect to each other" is | ||
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