not to mention physical athletic ability. To even consider Starcraft a sport is offensive to real athletes.Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"Mutantbear wrote:
Define same levelPoseidon wrote:
k well max (mutant) thinks that starcraft is on the same level as a sport like hockey, baseball or football
They are completely different skill sets. Starcraft is not on the same level as hockey in terms of ice skating ability
synapses 10 to the millionth powerMutantbear wrote:
define "mind power"Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"Mutantbear wrote:
Define same level
They are completely different skill sets. Starcraft is not on the same level as hockey in terms of ice skating ability
is it measured in inches or pounds?
when I played hockey, there was CONSISTENT thought going through my head. where the puck's going to be, what you need to do if you get the puck, line changes, staying within the rules as to not bring in a penalty, keeping mind of your own body and when to head to the bench as to not fatigue yourself, etc
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So you are saying brain activity is higher when playing hockey than playing starcraft.Poseidon wrote:
synapses 10 to the millionth powerMutantbear wrote:
define "mind power"Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"
is it measured in inches or pounds?
I didn't know you were a neurosurgeon
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it'a a side hobby
is DDR a sport?
no.Miggle wrote:
is DDR a sport?
fishing's a sport
There is consistent thought going through your head when playing starcraft at very high levels, do you think they take naps halfway through their games? You need to make sure your supply is positive while spending two different resources, always looking at the minimap, understanding what your opponent is capable of having at any particular time, knowing when you should be offensive or defensive. I could list thousands.Poseidon wrote:
synapses 10 to the millionth powerMutantbear wrote:
define "mind power"Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"
is it measured in inches or pounds?
when I played hockey, there was CONSISTENT thought going through my head. where the puck's going to be, what you need to do if you get the puck, line changes, staying within the rules as to not bring in a penalty, keeping mind of your own body and when to head to the bench as to not fatigue yourself, etc
And the game is so fragile that if you arent 100% on these things and you miss micro, or forget supply, or lose awareness, you will lose the game. Just like in any other sport
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BF2's a sport too
So is TF2
And CSS
So is TF2
And CSS
Comparing hockey to starcraft is lolz.
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
that's precisely my viewJenspm wrote:
I've always categorized sport as something that needs physical strength, while games are more "mental".
ie, chess, starcraft and poker are games, while hockey, football and running are sports.
according to max clicking your mouse rapidly is the "physical strength" required to classify starcraft as a sport though
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playing competitively isPoseidon wrote:
BF2's a sport too
So is TF2
And CSS
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it's an e-sport
I wouldnt call someone that works in a hospital and tends to the wounded a doctor
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that's just a stupid sentence.Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"Mutantbear wrote:
Define same levelPoseidon wrote:
k well max (mutant) thinks that starcraft is on the same level as a sport like hockey, baseball or football
They are completely different skill sets. Starcraft is not on the same level as hockey in terms of ice skating ability
I wouldn't call someone who has a police officers badge who busts people for selling crack cocaine a cop.Mutantbear wrote:
I wouldnt call someone that works in a hospital and tends to the wounded a doctor
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
trolls trolling trolls tbh
I think it could be considered a sport.
nice contributionKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that's just a stupid sentence.Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"Mutantbear wrote:
Define same level
They are completely different skill sets. Starcraft is not on the same level as hockey in terms of ice skating ability
starcraft is mostly mind power. hockey and other real physical sports are both a combination of physical and mental power. there's so much more thought that has to go into a game like baseball, basketball, hockey or football when you're not sitting on your ass in a dark room
Would you consider chess a sport though? Or at least a competition worthy of being held in the same regard as, say, hockey?Poseidon wrote:
nice contributionKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that's just a stupid sentence.Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"
starcraft is mostly mind power. hockey and other real physical sports are both a combination of physical and mental power. there's so much more thought that has to go into a game like baseball, basketball, hockey or football when you're not sitting on your ass in a dark room
TBH he is right.Poseidon wrote:
nice contributionKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that's just a stupid sentence.Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"
starcraft is mostly mind power. hockey and other real physical sports are both a combination of physical and mental power. there's so much more thought that has to go into a game like baseball, basketball, hockey or football when you're not sitting on your ass in a dark room
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
the international olympic committee recognizes chess as a sport.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Would you consider chess a sport though? Or at least a competition worthy of being held in the same regard as, say, hockey?Poseidon wrote:
nice contributionKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that's just a stupid sentence.
starcraft is mostly mind power. hockey and other real physical sports are both a combination of physical and mental power. there's so much more thought that has to go into a game like baseball, basketball, hockey or football when you're not sitting on your ass in a dark room
haha you want me to contribute to an argument on the internet between two kids about hockey and starcraft?Poseidon wrote:
nice contributionKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that's just a stupid sentence.Poseidon wrote:
i guarantee you it also takes 10x more mind power to have hockey sense than "starcraft sense"
starcraft is mostly mind power. hockey and other real physical sports are both a combination of physical and mental power. there's so much more thought that has to go into a game like baseball, basketball, hockey or football when you're not sitting on your ass in a dark room
(sound of a fart ripping through vacuous nothingness)
There's my contribution.
Apparently tug of war is too @_@Miggle wrote:
the international olympic committee recognizes chess as a sport.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Would you consider chess a sport though? Or at least a competition worthy of being held in the same regard as, say, hockey?Poseidon wrote:
nice contribution
starcraft is mostly mind power. hockey and other real physical sports are both a combination of physical and mental power. there's so much more thought that has to go into a game like baseball, basketball, hockey or football when you're not sitting on your ass in a dark room