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On December 13 2011 22:27 brachester wrote: we don't need to murder him but we can hate him, and he deserves it. I lol'd
this is the reasons I can't be bothered to follow sc2 anymore, when the community sucks it's not fun
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So much Naniwa today. Whew. Poor guy
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he should be banned from the GSL
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On December 14 2011 00:07 hifriend wrote:Show nested quote +On December 13 2011 22:27 brachester wrote: we don't need to murder him but we can hate him, and he deserves it. I lol'd this is the reasons I can't be bothered to follow sc2 anymore, when the community sucks it's not fun I'm glad important figures in the community like Tyler and IdrA balanced it out, maybe just a little bit with their input.
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I'm just speaking out of my ass but shouldn't pro's love the game. Naniwa in an interview once said "All i do is think about Starcraft" shouldn't it be enough then to just play the game against high level opponents and enjoy yourself? Even if the game has no useful outcome for Naniwa. But thats just my opinion.
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On December 13 2011 23:39 Seeker wrote: I just wish Naniwa had never pulled this sort of stunt...... now we got 10+ threads going on talking about it and 1000+ ppl all flaming one another....
asdkfajsdkl;fjaskl;djfkalsjdfk;jasdfjasdf poor TL.....
Didn't help that nazgul laid into him, as well as no specific warning to the top of the Group B thread to stop player bashing. Opened the floodgates for lot's of shit and not enough mods acting to do anything about it. So much for players come first. It suddenly turned into respect for viewers comes first.
It's kind of amusing to see how TL posters go from hating on entitled spectators when complaining about people who caster bash and tourney bash to suddenly, oh it's ok to feel entitled that the players should play their best to entertain in a dead rubber match, let's crucify one of the players.
On December 13 2011 23:15 Talin wrote: Ultimately, people will care deeply about some issues, and there are many issues where people on both sides of it will care deeply about. Other than completely shutting down the forums, there is no way around it.
How many of the random posters that come into threads with one liners saying he should be banned or jump onto the "disrespect" bandwagon do actually care deeply though? Are they there to uphold some deep held belief or are they just posting to stir things up or add an extra post to the shit storm for the sake of it?
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It's definitely easier to hate and trash someone (presumably) anonymously on the internet than in person. I'm not an exception, I'm far more capable of 'hating more' here than in person. Even that being said, I don't think I would have been to hide my disappointment if I attended the event. He justified his actions, in his point of view, through the interview - but I don't think he showed enough consideration for all others involved in the game, including the opponent, fans, production, sponsors, etc.
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There is a difference for calling a player out on what he did and hating him.
I think Naniwa made a mistake here, as I expect more of players involved in ESPORTS.That doesnt mean i'll hate him forever and want im away from the scene at all. Naniwa is and remains one of the strongest foreign protoss, and he deserves respect for that.
TeamLiquid should chill, Naniwa should excuse himself ( which he kinda did in the hot_bid interview), and we should move on.
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I don't really care. It's his loss. Keep watching rest of games. End of story.
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On December 13 2011 23:36 CharlieBrownsc wrote:Show nested quote +On December 13 2011 22:27 hp.Shell wrote: Posts like these restore my faith in humanity's capability to heal itself and grow up. Yes, the general populace hates too much. Yes, there needs to be less hate. But there also needs to be less hate of everyone, not just Naniwa, not just Destiny for streaming anything but SC2, etc. Our practice of non-hate needs to include people like crackheads who steal cars and break into your house to steal your mom's grandma's jewelry to pawn and buy crack. Hate is 99% the wrong action to take. It leads to suffering, as Yoda puts it.
Yes, I'm one of those people who didn't cheer the murder of Osama bin Laden. Do I think he was a questionable person? Yes. Just because we refuse to hate doesn't mean we have to like someone, though. Just on the topic of Osama's death, it is really strange that people thought negatively of me for pointing out that Osama wasn't given the human right of a fair trial, which is international law Well, the comparison between a kid dropping a game of Starcraft because he's pissed off he lost and the American sending illegally their Terminator to Chuck Norris a guy that is the major figure of international terrorism is a bit bold in my opinion. I probably agree with you on both issues, but I'm struggling to find the comparison relevant.
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I feel a bit out of place here, but personally I thought the probe-rush was hilarious! Then I see people getting all angry. Honestly, why do we take this so seriously?
I feel the need to quote Total Biscuit here: "Guys, [we] watch a game with giant tanks, fat floating space octopus and the machines from War of the Worlds, [we're] already occupying an entire universe of cheesy nonsense, embrace it."
Shenanigans = awesome
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AT FIRST: "naniwa vs nestea, this is gonna be epic"
THEN: "aaaw... that's quick...didn't expect that gonna happen. Oh well, let's move to the next game..."
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Seeker
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On December 14 2011 05:24 BluePotion wrote: AT FIRST: "naniwa vs nestea, this is gonna be epic"
THEN: "aaaw... that's quick...didn't expect that gonna happen. Oh well, let's move to the next game..."
If only had that second response occurred for everyone :/
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