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Edited by Joniro on 9/11/10 3:21 AM (PDT)
If you went and lost a game of soccer, would you tell their players it was a bad game? Sportsmanship, congratulating the other players, that's why you say GG. what i meant is that if you had bad play and they themselves didn't enjoy the game and thought it was boring, should there be gg? I do not think so. Like playing a soccer game where you lost the game with bad play and the opponents themselves thought the game was boring, saying "it was a good game" would be a total lie and wouldn't be appropriate, would it? |
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9/11/2010
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I just see GG as a part of the game.
I don't say GG because the game I just played was good, I say it as a means of respect for the game it's self(Starcraft2). So just look at it this way if the game you just played sucks cos of cheese that still doesn't make Starcraft 2 suck. Respect the game, the people that cheese may rank up faster but they wont get better at the game, in the end getting better is all that matters fast rank means nothing if you suck at the game 8D |
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9/11/2010
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Edited by PitchBlack on 9/11/10 2:31 AM (PDT)
Goodbye VS Badbye?
... It is more of a SC online custome now, the original meaning has been fading |
#11
9/11/2010
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GG to me is a term of surrender/I had a fun time, means I can't keep it up, so I bow out.
Saying GG before you crush somebody just makes you seem overconfident. One guy did it to me, took my old base, followed with a "??" He was promptly medivac dropped in the back of his base. Yes I did still win. Still, if someone cheeses, I rarely say GG to them. Why? because they refused to play a good game, 'all's fair in love and war' I know. But it's like having a rigged ball in soccer that is attracted to your feet somehow, using magnetism or something... hmm, i'm writing that down... |
#12
9/11/2010
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Sometimes leave without saying nothing is better than saying something
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#13
9/11/2010
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the way i see it, gg is just good sportsmanship, like shaking hands after a sporting match. no one is forcing you to do it, it's just good manners. if i actually did think a game was really good, i'll actually chat to my opponent with real words that form sentences :)
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#18
9/11/2010
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the way i see it, gg is just good sportsmanship, like shaking hands after a sporting match. no one is forcing you to do it, it's just good manners. if i actually did think a game was really good, i'll actually chat to my opponent with real words that form sentences :) yes GG is a form of surrender/respect to your opponent. It is accepting defeat. May it be cheese or whatever, it wasn't illegal and you had both started with 6 miners and a single base so all is fair. It's part of a game. It also adds an element of surprise and of the unknown that is really quite exciting. One player comes to mind when I think of cheese. It is "The Emperor" or BOXER. bunker rush? mass zerglings? nuke rush? mass lockdown? floating barracks etc... he did it all. He is known for his unconventional play and micro. He might have the best micro control of all the players ever. arguably the best terran and best starcraft player ever. And that player cheeses way too much on national tv and major tournaments. |
#19
9/11/2010
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GG stands for 'Good Game'. It's meaning has no interpretation; Good Game means Good Game. If it was not a Good Game then saying BG, meaning Bad Game, seems much more appropriate.
If I get 'cheesed' I usually facepalm, because frankly I should be able to spot it and stop it in time by now, type GG and quit. If the Opponent simply rushes, such as a Worker Rush, 6 Pool Rush, M Rush, Zealot Rush, I usually type BG because quitting because I didn't have any fun. They didn't want to play Starcraft II, they wanted to Win. |
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9/11/2010
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