momuuu wrote:Mr_Bramboy wrote:Show hidden quotes
If a toxic waste management company known for dumping huge amounts of trash in the rivers calls you out for throwing your soda can on the ground, would you take its comment seriously?
The damage that Musket has done to the community by repeatedly cheating and lying is far greater than all casters combined.
So that means it's okay to throw soda cans on the ground then?
I think he is right here when it comes to the casting quality though. It's too annoying to have to listen to someone spewing out fake news like he's an American news channel. I wonder if it would be worth it, from the quarter/semi finals onwards to reward casters with some money and reduce the prize pool. Why not ask veni and interjection to cast the finals for a small compensation? I don't think anyone in the community would mind taking 50 bucks from the 1000 dollar prize pool. Casters are just as important as players imo.
But never mind, let's dismiss this entire topic because we dislike sir musket!
The problem is not with the matter raised, but in what manner it is done. Pretty much human interaction 101. How hard is that to understand?
While I do not want to talk bad about any caster, as I greatly appreaciate their time and effort, I do think it potentially could be benefitial looking into the suggestion of econonmically motivating more seasoned casters to take part in the later stages of the tournaments. It's not an idea without flaws though, as it maybe would make the other (uncompensated) casters think twice about what they're doing. It's not funny being told you're a part of the B-team in such an official way. So in this manner it could end up hurting the end product more than the, allegedly, increased quality of casting in the later rounds makes up for.