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| wDDelete October 22 2011 16:49. Posts 103 | Profile # |
| All i have to say is FcuK slasher. It's crude humor which is perfectly fine and needed. |
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| jmbthirteen United States. October 22 2011 16:49. Posts 9616 | Profile Blog # |
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
A lo3 at a barcraft isn't a professional environment so yeah, their actions were perfectly ok. What do you see when you walk into a bar at midnight? The same fucking thing. Get off your high horse. |
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| Go1den United States. October 22 2011 16:50. Posts 110 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result. |
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| yawnoC United States. October 22 2011 16:50. Posts 2517 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
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| jmbthirteen United States. October 22 2011 16:50. Posts 9616 | Profile Blog # |
On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
Its so disgusting that they get out and have fun while you sit on your computer and complain... |
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| Scribble October 22 2011 16:51. Posts 1949 | Profile Blog # |
On October 22 2011 16:39 Go1den wrote:
I think this show is really unprofessional and highlights the community at its worst. I went from watching the GSL finals, one of the proudest moments in eSports to date, with a large appreciative crowd and a grateful set of casters and players, to a collection of drunk men dropping f-bombs in their stupors. It's pretty shameful, especially when djWheat spends an enormous amount of time arguing that he isn't "ruining" eSports, to see his involvement in such a disgusting excuse of a show. Slasher has never in my opinion had anything worth listening to, and he just continues to escape on the "I'm drunk and talking the loudest, so I must be right and everyone just hates me" train.
At a time when SC2 is on the verge of becoming a widely broadcast, and potentially even televised event, it is just tremendously upsetting to see these sad demonstrations of behavior are leading the way. You're all grown men on Live on Three, maybe it's time you start acting like it.
Speaking of highlighting the community at its worst...
You tuned into a 3am (12 pst) broadcast from a bar where 2 men were getting their heads shaved over a bet. Sorry they didn't deliver on maturity that nobody ever guaranteed to you. If the success of e-sports hinges upon these 3 men at this specific moment in time, then so be it. If the cost of e-sports succeeding is not being able to enjoy oneself, then I'm happy to see it 'fail.'
For somebody so apparently on the straight-and-narrow, somebody so mature, you certainly don't seem to understand that whether we're pillars of the community or simple fans, we're all people, and we all like to have a good time.
Nobody who isn't caring and passionate cares about the success or failure of e-sports. So instead of being a jerkoff because they loosen up and have fun on an atypical friday BARCRAFT show, try to recognize that they are as human as you and I, and that Slasher being loud and drunk won't bring the institution of e-sports crashing down around us. If you can't enjoy it, fine. Don't tune in. You can bastardize them for ruining e-sports when you've done half as much for half as long as the folks on that stage.Last edit: 2011-10-22 16:53:39 |
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| Chicane United States. October 22 2011 16:52. Posts 6566 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:45 gulati wrote:
I really love these live Lo3's. They are making esports become an extremely social, and party-atmosphered topic, which is by far the best thing we can be doing right now to spread the word. Keep up the good work, @onemoregame!
Ya I really do love the live events they have been doing. It is such a relaxed atmosphere and it really just seems like it is 3 guys getting together to argue about esports/video games and whatever else... probably because that is exactly what it is. In any event, I love it. Good stuff imo!
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On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
Honestly, I just feel that comments like these are just looking to criticize something. In other words, I don't doubt that you truly have the thoughts you are mentioning, but it almost seems artificial based on everyone wanting esports to grow, which leads to people calling others out if they act "unprofessional." I think the reality is that this was clearly meant to just be a fun time, and anyone can understand that.
If you are worried that this will "make esports look bad" then I have to disagree. People are able to distinguish a international tournament, and how it produces its show, and separate it from some guys getting drunk and yelling at each other. I think a fair comparison would be comparing some random sports after party being streamed/filmed. Would you personally judge a sport based on how some people party and have fun? I just can't imagine that someone wouldn't be able to separate the two events in their mind.
Hopefully what I'm trying to say is clear. My mind is a bit clouded now.Last edit: 2011-10-22 16:56:10 |
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| nekuodah England. October 22 2011 16:52. Posts 2373 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:50 yawnoC wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
I endorse them being allowed to have a good time. Sue Me.
Been drunk is fine, wheat was fine scoots was fine, it was just slashers consistent swearing shouting and general obnoxiousness. |
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 Jibba United States. October 22 2011 16:52. Posts 20221 | Profile Blog # |
On October 22 2011 16:49 taLbuk wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 Jibba wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:45 Snackysnacks wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:41 taLbuk wrote:
to the people complaining, you realize this ISN'T inside blizzcon right? its at a frikken club for a GSL finals barcraft
So screw professionalism and act like a drunken fool with the fame you have?
I don't give a fuck about professionalism and I'm glad they were having a good time. Slasher is just a super annoying belligerent drunk and that's probably what people are complaining about. Even when I'm drinking I avoid people like that in bars. Scoots and Wheat were fine.
i agree, but people are acting like it was in the middle of blizzcon being shoved down their throat between a starcraft game, when they could have just clicked EXIT, as it was just a minor stream from a club.
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| Fkyx United States. October 22 2011 16:52. Posts 107 | Profile Blog # |
| They were having fun doing what they do for a living. Can't shame them at all. |
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| taLbuk Madagascar. October 22 2011 16:52. Posts 1447 | Profile # |
holy shit i gotta leave this thread before my head explodes at the sheer fact people are complaining about this
it's a stream from a bar, labeled friday night barcraft, nothing forcing you to watch it, its not killing esports, so get off your high horses and stop criticizing people for doing nothing wrong
for all the people that enjoyed it and laughed as much as i did when slasher looked like a bafoon with half his hair, goodnight. |
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| enzymezero United States. October 22 2011 16:53. Posts 62 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:50 yawnoC wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
I endorse them being allowed to have a good time. Sue Me.
You miss the point. It's okay when you go to a bar with a couple friends and do it. When you go and you are being streamed to so many people in a community, it becomes different. |
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| Snackysnacks United States. October 22 2011 16:53. Posts 389 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:50 yawnoC wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
I endorse them being allowed to have a good time. Sue Me.
I dont see much good time in them cursing at each other nonstop, hell for the barcrafts ive been to the experience is NOTHING like this, its all about good times yo. |
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| acerockolla United States. October 22 2011 16:53. Posts 219 | Profile # |
| LOL.. what the hell is all this holier than thou crap going on... It was a past midnight barcraft with them having a good time. No one forced or even asked for your money to watch it. Stop being such pretentious douchebags and act like adults. The starcraft audience isn't mainly kiddos. Quite a bunch of us are the age of wheat, scoots, etc and realize there's nothing wrong with having a good time every now and then. |
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 WhiteraCares Sweden. October 22 2011 16:53. Posts 339 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:52 nekuodah wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:50 yawnoC wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
I endorse them being allowed to have a good time. Sue Me.
Been drunk is fine, wheat was fine scoots was fine, it was just slashers consistent swearing shouting and general obnoxiousness.
No man, it was SUPER FUNNY! HA HA......ha.
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| BadWithNames United States. October 22 2011 16:54. Posts 432 | Profile # |
| I don't think my opinion matters much but I'll say it anyway. Slasher should never be allowed on mic when intoxicated ever again. In my eyes, and hopefully only my own, tonight went a long way to prove he has little no value beyond trolling, and no reposting information everyone already knows (which seemingly makes up a great deal of his public work) to "spread the word" doesn't count as value. Please send him back to Quake or the fighting scene where going after co-hosts and friends on multiple drunken tirades is acceptable. Then again I'm biased as hell towards Wheat and Scoots for the amount of actual effort they put into what they do. I'm sure some will think all these thoughts laughable but I can't not post my measly two cent when #fuckslasher went from a joke to the first thought that pops in my head. Last edit: 2011-10-22 16:57:28 |
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| taLbuk Madagascar. October 22 2011 16:55. Posts 1447 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:53 enzymezero wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:50 yawnoC wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
I endorse them being allowed to have a good time. Sue Me.
You miss the point. It's okay when you go to a bar with a couple friends and do it. When you go and you are being streamed to so many people in a community, it becomes different.
live on three no fluff
maybe these 3 individuals arn't for you, which is perfect fine, everybody has their opinion. but please, leave it at that and move on, stop trying to chastise them for doing nothing wrong.Last edit: 2011-10-22 16:56:13 |
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| yawnoC United States. October 22 2011 16:56. Posts 2517 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:53 Snackysnacks wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:50 yawnoC wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:
I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
By that logic no one would be able to have fun -EVER- and just mess around since you should always be held to a high standard. Stop crying.
On October 22 2011 16:50 Go1den wrote:
On October 22 2011 16:47 enzymezero wrote:I don't understand. We aren't allowed to criticize the members of our community for obviously bad behavior?
By some people's logic in this thread that it'd be okay for any caster to get drunk and to start dropping f-bombs everywhere and yell profanity. Okay, so we can hold wheat and company on a lesser standard because....why? I think they should be accountable just like everyone else.
Agreed 100%. These are supposedly the leaders of our community, and if that is the case then I am very disappointed. It sickens me to think that these people have followers who blindly endorse their bad behavior and fail to see the negative light being shined on our community as a result.
I endorse them being allowed to have a good time. Sue Me.
I dont see much good time in them cursing at each other nonstop, hell for the barcrafts ive been to the experience is NOTHING like this, its all about good times yo.
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| Go1den United States. October 22 2011 16:56. Posts 110 | Profile # |
On October 22 2011 16:51 Scribble wrote:
Show nested quote +On October 22 2011 16:39 Go1den wrote:
I think this show is really unprofessional and highlights the community at its worst. I went from watching the GSL finals, one of the proudest moments in eSports to date, with a large appreciative crowd and a grateful set of casters and players, to a collection of drunk men dropping f-bombs in their stupors. It's pretty shameful, especially when djWheat spends an enormous amount of time arguing that he isn't "ruining" eSports, to see his involvement in such a disgusting excuse of a show. Slasher has never in my opinion had anything worth listening to, and he just continues to escape on the "I'm drunk and talking the loudest, so I must be right and everyone just hates me" train.
At a time when SC2 is on the verge of becoming a widely broadcast, and potentially even televised event, it is just tremendously upsetting to see these sad demonstrations of behavior are leading the way. You're all grown men on Live on Three, maybe it's time you start acting like it.
Speaking of highlighting the community at its worst... You tuned into a 3am (12 pst) broadcast from a bar where 2 men were getting their heads shaved over a bet. Sorry they didn't deliver on maturity that nobody ever guaranteed to you. If the success of e-sports hinges upon these 3 men at this specific moment in time, then so be it. If the cost of e-sports succeeding is not being able to enjoy oneself, then I'm happy to see it 'fail.' For somebody so apparently on the straight-and-narrow, somebody so mature, you certainly don't seem to understand that whether we're pillars of the community or simple fans, we're all people, and we all like to have a good time. Nobody who isn't a caring and passionate wants to see e-sports succeed. So instead of being a jerkoff because they loosen up and have fun on an atypical friday BARCRAFT show, try to recognize that they are as human as you and I, and that Slasher being loud and drunk won't bring the institution of e-sports crashing down around us. If you can't enjoy it, fine. Don't tune in. You can bastardize them for ruining e-sports when you've done half as much for half as long as the folks on that stage.
So you're basically agreeing that they are behaving poorly, but you're fine with that because their past "deeds" permit them to behave like immature frat boys on a stream that has bigger implications outside of 3 people being drunk at a bar? Also, please don't call me a jerkoff for having basic moral standards.
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| P0ckets United States. October 22 2011 16:56. Posts 430 | Profile # |
I am so disappointed at the length of the Episode. The thing was like 15-20 minutes and if you weren't on the ball you missed it. Seriously who cares if they swear, talk shit or what ever. Also getting drunk is part of SC2, I mean come on a bunch of nerds together on a Friday night and you don't think there will be any drinking??? Get with the 2010s bro. The majority of us here are 13 years of age or older and have used all of these terms frequently and almost daily.
The biggest travesty was the time limit. Last edit: 2011-10-22 16:58:14 |
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