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if the place they have a match on have stairs or wires around somewhere or something crocks could catch on and make one fall then i dont want to be sued over a person wearing crocks, if a place was flat grounded or just like at home as used to then i wouldnt mind the players have their crocks on cause then it would be if they fall, it isnt on me cause they know its their own fault of fall to floor, some few players gets angry at losing and stands up to either walk around and relief or go beserk, some winners does the same thing but with a agressive smile lmao, i dont know, im trying to use my brain power here but seems like im guessing here
Yeah this seems like some general stage safety protocol. It's the same with stairs and platforms that if they are 1m or higher they must have railings. Because someone once upon a time slipped and sued. But from my experience (working in theatre) I can tell you, that people don't know how to walk on stage generally, most of people are dragging their feet, so if you have carpet on some parts or some wires, then they are gonna trip.
I mean it might be a safety measure for example i cant go to work unless i have proper shows that has womething on the back and completely supports my foot or wear clothes that are too tight for example even tho now we have work clothes that get paid by the employers and also if we have bad eyesight we need to have glasses or contacts that actually help ur eyesight
well when you’re a pro athlete playing a real sport and not an unimportant video game, sleep is extremely important to your performance and you’re hindering yourself and your team if you’re not sleeping
"I think anyone who spends more than an hour a day playing video games is sick". I would personally think that anyone who cares so much about what other people do in their free time is equally sick.
only pedophiles get mad when other people mind other people's business. if you're mad that other people mind your business, your business is something to worry about.
It definitely depends. If you're a bachelor, do whatever the fuck you want. However, if you plan to start a family someday, video game addiction really will ruin your life and your perception of your family. "I don't want to go outside with my kid, I haven't even gotten to play League yet today; I just got home from work." You think it won't be you, but I've seen it happen to a lot of my mates, and they either sink or swim: They either end up putting down video games entirely except for special nights "with the boys," or end up being borderline-absentee parents and husbands.
well when you’re a pro athlete playing a real sport and not an unimportant video game, sleep is extremely important to your performance and you’re hindering yourself and your team if you’re not sleeping
they just need to stomp on us because they want their ego to be higher than their income and mental health. let's not even waste time thinking about that.
If we go by the last guy's logic: If he was going to train- for let's say the same amount of time- for a sport or hobby he likes-- then he is equally sick. So, if he over exert his body and had unintentional injuries from the past-- he should just kept going even if he's rendered immobile. He is after all getting paid. Even if he's stuck in a wheel chair or required to walk on crutches he should play!
I think the problem for the club is that a sleep-deprived athlete is unable to perform, train and improve on the same level as on with a healthy sleeping schedule. They don't have a problem with his gaming, they have a problem with his habits affecting his performance. The agent is still an ass tho
@@aldandurp.8398 Fair but the agent mentions mental health and I wouldn't be surprised if the player was coping with something using DOTA. If my hunch is right it makes him more of an ass for wanting to fine the dude instead of getting him help.
@@aldandurp.8398 Had nothing to do with performance. The guy was performing fine. He was fined for seeking ways to alleviate his mental health problems and stress outside the norm. Soccer/Football is one of the most toxic and controlling sports in the world. If you aren't Ronaldo, Messi, etc, you don't get to have freedom. They will fine you and shame you for anything besides acting as their little gladiator puppet on the field and off of it.
Considering the lack of surrenders in pro; the answer is obviously no. [And it has been for a while] It might not have been "official" but it was obviously highly;' highly discouraged and likly fineable. Also; it's funny. You can't surrender normally in DotA2, but pros can. You can surrender normally in LoL; but pros can't
Can we talk about how this year the big teams are all choking?? TES dont make it out of groups, choked twice in their group. EDG get reverse swept by the KR 4th seed, who then proceed to 3-1 the KR 1st seed. JDG proceed to win game 2 and 3 early game vs T1 and then decide to throw the game and get smashed in game 4. I know it's likely T1 will win worlds but I wouldnt be surprised if DRX win, this year feels like everyone is choking. Edit: I'm proud and happy for DRX, proved everyone wrong. Which is actually what the Worlds song is about this year... hmmm
@@angel1buffy Well... NA doesn't really win, EU is in that same boat sometimes. So it really is just between KR and CN. You could say DK choked a bit, I think they had game 5 but just over extending so much for kills
I usually dislike toxicity, however about the football team agent, the one that thinks playing games over 1 hour per day is "sickness": I think its absolutely insane to watch how two groups of people are running around, kicking a soft ball around a rectangular stage, trying to kick the ball inside a net on the opposite side of the field. I have absolutely nothing against the sport itself, however if you look at the behavior of some of the fans because of this sport, there is clearly something wrong. Also, as the agent of the team, they should be the one who cares about the physical and mental health of the team members the most, after all better overall health means higher morale, higher performance, and therefore: higher chance to win. Since this... person has such a low intelligence that they can't even follow moving images for over an hour, for example a videogame, how did they even become the agent of a professional team?! Who in their right mind would put an idiot at such position??? This person should just quit, leave, and never return!
well when you’re a pro athlete playing a real sport and not an unimportant video game, sleep is extremely important to your performance and you’re hindering yourself and your team if you’re not sleeping
@@Brian-wp9er WeLl WhEn YoU'rE a PrO aThLeTe pLaYiNg A rEaL sPoRt AnD nOt An UnImPoRtAnT vIdEo GaMe, SlEeP iS eXtReMeLy ImPoRtAnT tO yOuR pErFoRmAnCe AnD yOu'Re HiNdErInG yOuRsElF aNd YoUr TeAm If YoU aRe NoT sLeEpInG
@@Brian-wp9er You'd have to prove that first. Not to mention some people require games to stay healthy because it is their form of mental recovery. Been t here, done that in a toxic relationship.
Surrender: Makes sense. Its sportsmanship to let the enemy win fully and to the end. Its like an etiquette; like how there is this unwritten rule in ARAM to wait one last respawn or let the minions finish the nexus. Crocs: They are still to be seen as athletes by extent, so wanting them to look like it makes sense. I wonder why they can go barefoot though; Id understand forcing closed shoes due to safety (sharp objects on stage; splinters and tiny glass shards e.g.; but also in case of emergency, they might be held liable if their athlete trips over due to open shoe while running (if there is a fire e.g.)) Banning supports: All five mostly played and their mains were supports. It was a legitimate ban; they literally banned their picks. Just as you‘d ban Yasuo if you know the enemy has a Yas one-trick… There was no insult there :/
As a Dota player, this vid was super interesting. The part about the crocs is funny to me because Gaben often starts off TI (Dota equivalent of worlds) opening ceremony in flip flops. Also, playing 1+ hour of video games doesn’t mean your sick. But playing Dota everyday means you need to go to ICU
It's when they are streaming what they are playing that Riot cares. It's not a good look for the company if your employees are basically advertising your competitors products to thousands of consumers
@@bobcutbirb1873 but should pro gamers be considered 'employees' of Riot? I am not sure if that makes sense or if it is aplicable in other sports. Of course , if You are participating in tournaments hosted by a company and playing in a platform You should respect their rules there.
@@lavq7000 I just used employees as an example to support my claim about brand representation. Bottom line is they have to follow the rules of the contract
@@bobcutbirb1873 thats the point I am makint. Is Riot giving them money directly under contract? If that is the case then It makes sense that they can restrict them. But if there is not a Direct contract of payment between Riot and pro gamers , then it makes no sense to me.
That last one just shows a complete lack of knowledge about video games in general. Especially dota since that game is renowned for having the biggest prize pools in their tournaments ever.
@@morning_staar it wasnt even a joke, they were just that scared of Ming. I cant remember what the bans were exactly, but Ming ended up on galio and still whopped ass
Aye, that aside how on earth is banning those champs discrimination if it isn't against the rules, a bit sexist of riot to assume that because the other team was all female right?
@@alex2005z Yea, but that's what I mean, surely banning support role champs in that case was the right call by the other team. Riot really overreacted here. edit for typo.
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The gaming addiction stuff always makes me laugh, because most people saying it are dumb (including a lot of gamers). OBVIOUSLY you can be addicted to games. But there’s situations where playing a ton is justified. My Jr year I had a lot of pretty severe surgeries that melts me at home on bed rest. So I’d do all my homework in like an hour in the morning, then go grind league from my bed set up. I was probably clocking in 12 hours a day semi-frequently. But that didn’t mean I was addicted. I just didn’t have many options. Even today I still play a lot, especially on week nights. I work full time and take care of a sick relative, so I can’t be going out every night. So I play games. But if playing video games all the time prevented me from doing my job, maintaining relationships, or taking care of my family duties that’d be a problem. It’s not that complicated
TLDR: OSHA The crocks thing if you've ever worked back stage, all of that stuff isn't permanent and it's a technical "work area" so Incase something falls or you drop something it won't hurt as bad/ chop of your toes.
as someone who can easily spend ten to twelve hours a day gaming, the comment at the end of the video made me laugh. Gee, we all have our demons, let my bad habit be gaming, spend your time how you like to spend it but don’t define people as sick just because they don’t have the same center of interests as you lol
It's kinda funny what Dennis Lachter said, because pro sports/that much sports is virtually the exact same lmao It's an addiction. the only difference is one is a physical activity whilst the other is not lol
Its forbidden to drive a car with slippers that are not closed at the back in Germany. You are allowed to drive without shoes but not with slippers or backside-open crocks. It costs 30€ penalty. But much worse is the fact that even if you have an accident, you could be held responsible if you wear the wrong shoes. The insurance company could also not pay or not pay in full, because you have deliberately violated the rules. (but probably they would pay :D)
Unfortunately Vivian's gaming's situation isn't as reported in most cases. It is a lot more nuanced. To summarise; when vivictus Gaming got promoted into the league the owner dumped their roster and filled it with players who we far inferior than the original roster. 4 out of the 5 new players on the roster were infact support mains. With Janna, Lulu and Soraka being their most played. When they played in the league they proceeded to get stomped by every team and fountain dived for good measure. The other teams felt disrespected because it was a waste of time playing them and not a team worthy of the competition.
yeah i never understood the backlash to the support bans. the team was literally stacked with players that play those champions. the other things were indeed unsportsmanlike (fountain diving, delaying game) so i can understand that. but targeted bans to your teams most played champs? thats just strategy, it only looked bad because the team was designed around "all girls" and they chose to throw a bunch of support players into it
@@emi9643 I doubt it was because the players mained support, it's far more likely that it was informed by the stereotype of women in esports playing supports and the common sexist theme of telling girl gamers to "go back to support".
@@remen8021 That whole team was a joke tho, they literally kicked the main roster (all guys) and brought a bunch of random diamond female players to pull a publicity stunt.
Is a round of golf an addiction because it can last for upwards of 4-5 hours (depending on skill and numbers). Is that an addiction because 1/3 of your waking hours are spent on it? Hell I've played 36 before for a fundraiser, does that make me a full blown junkie? Or is it just a game, and this guy needs a blunt?
A Turkish pro player named wtcn received a 1 year participation ban for joining an overwatch tournament back in the time. He quit after hearing that stupid rule and became one of the most famous turkish streamer lol.
The "no crocs" rule is probably just as much Riot wanting the players to look representative as for safety reasons (even though I'm not sure what could go wrong with crocs in that environment, but hey ho). You're not going to wear crocs to your office job either, at least not if you're any serious about it.
@@satibel if they´re wearing the original ones with holes in them they are actually commiting a code violation. You have to wear fully closed shoes as a nurse or doctor.
5:10 I dont think you need to be worried about a team surredering before a mythic is bought. This arent soloQ players, they dont ff as soon as they miss cannon
I bet if you told him that anyone watching tv longer then an hour is sick and addicted it would all of a sudden be “well its not the same” or “ it’s different” lmao.
9:35, not only sick, 59 min is fine but at th 60min and 1s you are addicted, and your mom is comming to beat you because of not making the laundries or throwin the trash also me: 7,5k in war thunder, 3k in WoWs/WoT, idk how many but I think already 1k at league, 800 at the current time in foxhole, 2k in EVE online, 300-400 in Albion, probably 1.5-2k in spintires mudrunner only + some in the other mudrunners and others, I am 18 years old, that makes me 160k h old
"im sick i cant go to work today sorry" "oh what are u sick with" "well i was told if somone plays video games for more than an hour a day they are sick..." "... ur fired..."
I mean Rox was literally banning main champs of Vaevictis so not sure how much of a trol that was :p if I remember well 3/5 were at the time support mains in solo queue.
9:23 Playing video games for one hour a day? No. Playing video games until 4AM? Absolutely. Pretty sure it's called an addiction once it starts interfering with your basic needs, which includes but is not limited to: Going the fuck to sleep.
As for surrendering, I would add that some hopeless games were actually won by the losing team, or otherwise thrown by the winning team, so part of the reason for no /ff in pro play might be that games can be really volatile.
2-3 hours a day, duble the time on weekends. I work 5-2, play basketball semi-profesionally, go to the GYM 2 times a week, eat semi-healthy and sleep pretty good basically every night. No, I am not sick, addicted probably since I know for a fact that I would be smoking heeaps of wood if I did not play video games XD We all gotta have some passtimes, don't we? Yes, video games can be a problem if consumed too much, just like alcohol (my uncle), cigars(my friend), drugs (my good friend, R.I.P.......) and sex (my uncle), but people villianizing games like that are nearsighted, very nearsighted in my nearsighted eyes.
That team ROX thing is so dumb. It’s not because their girls, it’s because they were bad lmao They would’ve done the same troll pics against an all male team with the same W-L ratio
Football league: "Play this silly ball game every day without end!" Also Football league: "No you can't play Dota! It is just a silly game!" If playing video games over an hour a day is sick and addicted, how is playing football over an hour a day any different?
That statement is obviously ridiculous. But playing football over an hour is physical exercise as long as you don’t injure yourself it’s a good thing for you even. The more you exercise the healthier you are. But playing video games is completely fine even if it’s for multiple hours
@@kevin8006 Patently false. There's a limit even to excercising, after which overwork and diminishing returns start to kick in. Rest time is required to being healthy, and this includes both physical and mental rest. Playing a video game that you like for hours on end during your rest day is as good of a mental break as anything else, as long as the player isn't prone to raging or tryharding at everything.
I hate my illness where I spend hours a day playing chess. Don’t formula1 drivers also „play“ on simulators for hours? Oh man I have some spare time after work and chores … if there was anything to do… guess I just go to sleep at 19:00
Haven't watched the video yet, but, the only time i have seen a surrender in Pro Esports was Team WE(China) vs TSM in the IEM Katowice World Championship finals, i believe back in 2015. TSM had won game 1 and 2 and were destroying them in game 3. WE surrendered after losing the final team fight, giving TSM and NA their first ever international championship. Funny people talk about TSM being shit internationaly but they are the only NA team with a international tittle, and have since added a 2nd with their rift rivals win over UOL (another 3-0), back in 2017.
No surrender makes more sense in games where players can be substituted. Loosing hard usually allows weaker players a chance on the "pitch" since coaches dont want to risk injuring their better players. That way it is still highly watchable and spectators can "root for the underdog".
I wish they could. Then my brain dead team mates on EUW wouldn't drag out unnecessary, one-sided games. ADC is 0/10, the mid liner has 400 ping just f****ing surrender. Jesus Christ. I hate this game.
Essentially almost all of these come down to "professional conduct". If you're in front of an audience, you are in a position to be viewed as a role model. Especially if you do so repeatedly. Now of course the exact nature of that position influences how much professional conduct is expected of you. The regular sports one, if he streamed his dota games then yeah, if a professional athlete can stay up to 4am gaming, why shouldn't you? This already applies if your display name is public knowledge as well, though you likely can get away with a good bit more in that case when never streaming. Though calling gaming for over an hour a day addiction is pretty much the same as calling reading non-educational books for over an hour an addiction. If that also is their stance then it's a good thing they didn't go into a health profession (though pr/manager of a sports team is already dangerously close to those professions). Crocs.. yeah likely a combination of safety and professional conduct, also explicitly stated in what looks to be either a contract or adjacent code of conduct, which likely was part of that contract, so they signed off on that when they went professional. Solo queue stuff, duh they essentially promote toxicity there. as for the light trolling against the female team, unfortunately same thing. The general public is repeatedly shown to not understand, that what boils down to banter with their colleagues, isn't ok to replicate to complete strangers. Surrender is.. ok for streaming I'd say, but public matches are a performance and a surrender is just not ok there, for the reasons stated in the video. Think like, during the olympics someone is going "I'm not gonna beat that score so I'll dip out, see ya"
imagine thinking anything more than an hour a day is equivalent to an addiction. this book im really enjoying? nah vetter stop reading it i might become addicted to reading
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Player trolls and runs down mid
Riot:...
Wears crocks
Riot: Whomst has awakened the ancient one?
if the place they have a match on have stairs or wires around somewhere or something crocks could catch on and make one fall then i dont want to be sued over a person wearing crocks, if a place was flat grounded or just like at home as used to then i wouldnt mind the players have their crocks on cause then it would be if they fall, it isnt on me cause they know its their own fault of fall to floor, some few players gets angry at losing and stands up to either walk around and relief or go beserk, some winners does the same thing but with a agressive smile lmao, i dont know, im trying to use my brain power here but seems like im guessing here
Yeah this seems like some general stage safety protocol. It's the same with stairs and platforms that if they are 1m or higher they must have railings. Because someone once upon a time slipped and sued.
But from my experience (working in theatre) I can tell you, that people don't know how to walk on stage generally, most of people are dragging their feet, so if you have carpet on some parts or some wires, then they are gonna trip.
I mean it might be a safety measure for example i cant go to work unless i have proper shows that has womething on the back and completely supports my foot or wear clothes that are too tight for example even tho now we have work clothes that get paid by the employers and also if we have bad eyesight we need to have glasses or contacts that actually help ur eyesight
this comment made me laugh lmao
"Anyone who plays more than 1 hour is addicted" **obsesses over grown men kicking ball in net entire life**
SEWEYYYYYYY
Well I mean kicking ball to net and running is healthier than gaming in your mothers basement
Boomer stuck 20 years ago mentality, he just mad people are having fun and not doing their jobs.
well when you’re a pro athlete playing a real sport and not an unimportant video game, sleep is extremely important to your performance and you’re hindering yourself and your team if you’re not sleeping
@@Brian-wp9er Ok so what exactly does that have to do with anything this person is saying again?
Riot is so weirdly controlling.. would be cool if they could hold themselves to the same standards :)
I think it's mostly tencent telling them to make these rules because the Chinese government controls everything
true but at least Riot pays for the hotels and pc set ups when teams comes to worlds
I mean wearing yellow socks and croqs is obviously something you should step in on.
But farting in peoples faces and being misogynistic is a-ok!
Tencent is actually one who is behind being controlling here
Riot is just lacky nowadays who just follows orders from bigger money bags
How about another lux skin murray?
"I think anyone who spends more than an hour a day playing video games is sick". I would personally think that anyone who cares so much about what other people do in their free time is equally sick.
only pedophiles get mad when other people mind other people's business. if you're mad that other people mind your business, your business is something to worry about.
Yeah I admit, we're sick
Sick of this eff-ing bs
Anyone who lets others destroy their lives in front of him, being his business or not, is sick.
It definitely depends. If you're a bachelor, do whatever the fuck you want. However, if you plan to start a family someday, video game addiction really will ruin your life and your perception of your family.
"I don't want to go outside with my kid, I haven't even gotten to play League yet today; I just got home from work." You think it won't be you, but I've seen it happen to a lot of my mates, and they either sink or swim: They either end up putting down video games entirely except for special nights "with the boys," or end up being borderline-absentee parents and husbands.
well when you’re a pro athlete playing a real sport and not an unimportant video game, sleep is extremely important to your performance and you’re hindering yourself and your team if you’re not sleeping
"Nobody is interested in your mental or health issues" - proceeds to fine him for something they deem to be an addiction.
If gaming more than an hour makes me sick, then by that logic, I'm terminally ill lmao.
By that logic I should be dead already
Me who has 15.000 hour Gw2, most games 100h+, gta v 1.400h, fallout 76 340h, xD just a hand
It’s crazy that gamers are sick when we play hours on end, but when they watch football and drink all day it’s totally cool. 😂
they just need to stomp on us because they want their ego to be higher than their income and mental health. let's not even waste time thinking about that.
If we go by the last guy's logic:
If he was going to train- for let's say the same amount of time- for a sport or hobby he likes-- then he is equally sick. So, if he over exert his body and had unintentional injuries from the past-- he should just kept going even if he's rendered immobile. He is after all getting paid. Even if he's stuck in a wheel chair or required to walk on crutches he should play!
I think the problem for the club is that a sleep-deprived athlete is unable to perform, train and improve on the same level as on with a healthy sleeping schedule. They don't have a problem with his gaming, they have a problem with his habits affecting his performance. The agent is still an ass tho
@@aldandurp.8398 Fair but the agent mentions mental health and I wouldn't be surprised if the player was coping with something using DOTA. If my hunch is right it makes him more of an ass for wanting to fine the dude instead of getting him help.
@@aldandurp.8398 Had nothing to do with performance. The guy was performing fine. He was fined for seeking ways to alleviate his mental health problems and stress outside the norm. Soccer/Football is one of the most toxic and controlling sports in the world. If you aren't Ronaldo, Messi, etc, you don't get to have freedom. They will fine you and shame you for anything besides acting as their little gladiator puppet on the field and off of it.
Considering the lack of surrenders in pro; the answer is obviously no. [And it has been for a while] It might not have been "official" but it was obviously highly;' highly discouraged and likly fineable.
Also; it's funny. You can't surrender normally in DotA2, but pros can. You can surrender normally in LoL; but pros can't
I mean, there aren't "surrenders" in NFL, NBA, MLB, World Cup, or the Olympic games...
Imma go full psychotic and play more than 3 hours a day
Im with you
Don't do it to yourself EQEQEQEQEQEQEWEQEQEQEQEQEQEQ I'm still trying to recover
Is that a Ryze gameplay?
@@moonneko4035 no, hes just having a stroke dont worry about it
I'm now afraid of a Brazilian streamer called Nicklink the man played for 72 hours non stop, this man is gonna start WW3
Can we talk about how this year the big teams are all choking?? TES dont make it out of groups, choked twice in their group. EDG get reverse swept by the KR 4th seed, who then proceed to 3-1 the KR 1st seed. JDG proceed to win game 2 and 3 early game vs T1 and then decide to throw the game and get smashed in game 4.
I know it's likely T1 will win worlds but I wouldnt be surprised if DRX win, this year feels like everyone is choking.
Edit: I'm proud and happy for DRX, proved everyone wrong. Which is actually what the Worlds song is about this year... hmmm
super proud of DRX! But yes agree definitely a lot of teams choking hard
LOL you mean China choked
FPX won when Phoenix came out
I can say tes lost to a bug. But guess what almost all these teams qualified in zeri yuumi meta.
@@angel1buffy Well... NA doesn't really win, EU is in that same boat sometimes. So it really is just between KR and CN. You could say DK choked a bit, I think they had game 5 but just over extending so much for kills
Meanwhile DOTA pros just type GG and it is a surrender to make it faster to get out of the game.
I usually dislike toxicity, however about the football team agent, the one that thinks playing games over 1 hour per day is "sickness":
I think its absolutely insane to watch how two groups of people are running around, kicking a soft ball around a rectangular stage, trying to kick the ball inside a net on the opposite side of the field.
I have absolutely nothing against the sport itself, however if you look at the behavior of some of the fans because of this sport, there is clearly something wrong. Also, as the agent of the team, they should be the one who cares about the physical and mental health of the team members the most, after all better overall health means higher morale, higher performance, and therefore: higher chance to win. Since this... person has such a low intelligence that they can't even follow moving images for over an hour, for example a videogame, how did they even become the agent of a professional team?! Who in their right mind would put an idiot at such position??? This person should just quit, leave, and never return!
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As stupid as the crocs rule may have sounded, I think the last bit may've been the most infuriating in this list
well when you’re a pro athlete playing a real sport and not an unimportant video game, sleep is extremely important to your performance and you’re hindering yourself and your team if you’re not sleeping
@@Brian-wp9er /whoosh
@@Brian-wp9er WeLl WhEn YoU'rE a PrO aThLeTe pLaYiNg A rEaL sPoRt AnD nOt An UnImPoRtAnT vIdEo GaMe, SlEeP iS eXtReMeLy ImPoRtAnT tO yOuR pErFoRmAnCe AnD yOu'Re HiNdErInG yOuRsElF aNd YoUr TeAm If YoU aRe NoT sLeEpInG
@@Brian-wp9er You'd have to prove that first. Not to mention some people require games to stay healthy because it is their form of mental recovery. Been t here, done that in a toxic relationship.
crocs rule seems fine. its a professional or big deal tournament, so they should dress properly or prefossionally.
Surrender: Makes sense. Its sportsmanship to let the enemy win fully and to the end. Its like an etiquette; like how there is this unwritten rule in ARAM to wait one last respawn or let the minions finish the nexus.
Crocs: They are still to be seen as athletes by extent, so wanting them to look like it makes sense.
I wonder why they can go barefoot though; Id understand forcing closed shoes due to safety (sharp objects on stage; splinters and tiny glass shards e.g.; but also in case of emergency, they might be held liable if their athlete trips over due to open shoe while running (if there is a fire e.g.))
Banning supports: All five mostly played and their mains were supports. It was a legitimate ban; they literally banned their picks.
Just as you‘d ban Yasuo if you know the enemy has a Yas one-trick… There was no insult there :/
"Nobody is interested in your mental or health issues". A boring dystopia we live in.
As a Dota player, this vid was super interesting. The part about the crocs is funny to me because Gaben often starts off TI (Dota equivalent of worlds) opening ceremony in flip flops.
Also, playing 1+ hour of video games doesn’t mean your sick. But playing Dota everyday means you need to go to ICU
I love how Dota has just embraced the toxicity as part of the game. Nothing quite like tipping someone until they tilt.
@@thissitesgay Yeah you can do a lot of BM that isn't text chat or voice comms. Tipping, high fives, voice lines, sprays, etc.
@@lucasz8892 Topsin with his loser spray cracked me up during TI9.
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Riot, for some reason: "listen, idgaf if you're bare foot ot wearing actual shoes NO CROCS"
Riot trying to dictate what the players play in their free time doesn't make any kind of sense.
It's when they are streaming what they are playing that Riot cares. It's not a good look for the company if your employees are basically advertising your competitors products to thousands of consumers
@@bobcutbirb1873 but should pro gamers be considered 'employees' of Riot? I am not sure if that makes sense or if it is aplicable in other sports.
Of course , if You are participating in tournaments hosted by a company and playing in a platform You should respect their rules there.
@@lavq7000 I just used employees as an example to support my claim about brand representation. Bottom line is they have to follow the rules of the contract
@@bobcutbirb1873 thats the point I am makint. Is Riot giving them money directly under contract?
If that is the case then It makes sense that they can restrict them. But if there is not a Direct contract of payment between Riot and pro gamers , then it makes no sense to me.
@@bobcutbirb1873 They'd only be competitors if those other streamed games were DotAs.
That last one just shows a complete lack of knowledge about video games in general. Especially dota since that game is renowned for having the biggest prize pools in their tournaments ever.
His opinion is bad (and hypocritical for somebody who represents professional game-players), but I'm not sure what prize money has got to do with it.
7:50 a team also banned 5 supports against RNG, ban them for gender discrimination
imagine if world had sense of humor instead of everyone being sensitive boomer karen...
@@morning_staar it wasnt even a joke, they were just that scared of Ming. I cant remember what the bans were exactly, but Ming ended up on galio and still whopped ass
Aye, that aside how on earth is banning those champs discrimination if it isn't against the rules, a bit sexist of riot to assume that because the other team was all female right?
@@LeoWolfish they were playing with 3 support mains so it only makes sense. Only their mid and jungle actually played their own roles
@@alex2005z Yea, but that's what I mean, surely banning support role champs in that case was the right call by the other team. Riot really overreacted here.
edit for typo.
9:12 I mean if it's not effecting his performance and routines as a football/soccer player, then yeah, who cares
What a consistent video schedule. Great job!
lol yeah... not good. I've been all over the place with irl stuff but should be back to normal now and be able to get on a schedule.
Hes consintently releasing one video a month
@@NicolaiLol cap
Hey, I don't know if this is helpful, but I almost didn't click this video because I thought it was your old one with a similar thumbnail and title. I look forward to each of your uploads and love the unique topics you discuss and the way you present them.
Same actually. I was like "Didn't I already watch this?"
The gaming addiction stuff always makes me laugh, because most people saying it are dumb (including a lot of gamers). OBVIOUSLY you can be addicted to games. But there’s situations where playing a ton is justified. My Jr year I had a lot of pretty severe surgeries that melts me at home on bed rest. So I’d do all my homework in like an hour in the morning, then go grind league from my bed set up. I was probably clocking in 12 hours a day semi-frequently. But that didn’t mean I was addicted. I just didn’t have many options.
Even today I still play a lot, especially on week nights. I work full time and take care of a sick relative, so I can’t be going out every night. So I play games. But if playing video games all the time prevented me from doing my job, maintaining relationships, or taking care of my family duties that’d be a problem. It’s not that complicated
TLDR: OSHA
The crocks thing if you've ever worked back stage, all of that stuff isn't permanent and it's a technical "work area" so Incase something falls or you drop something it won't hurt as bad/ chop of your toes.
Must be an american thing. Germany is far stricter and as long as you have the strap on your achilles heel and not on the front, they are fine.
as someone who can easily spend ten to twelve hours a day gaming, the comment at the end of the video made me laugh. Gee, we all have our demons, let my bad habit be gaming, spend your time how you like to spend it but don’t define people as sick just because they don’t have the same center of interests as you lol
It's kinda funny what Dennis Lachter said, because pro sports/that much sports is virtually the exact same lmao
It's an addiction. the only difference is one is a physical activity whilst the other is not lol
2:09 that draven helicopter tho
You can definitely play for over an hour a day and not be sick, but also gamming addiction is a real thing too.
I don’t drink Redbull, and I don’t use Mastercard.they are wasting their money
Its forbidden to drive a car with slippers that are not closed at the back in Germany. You are allowed to drive without shoes but not with slippers or backside-open crocks. It costs 30€ penalty. But much worse is the fact that even if you have an accident, you could be held responsible if you wear the wrong shoes. The insurance company could also not pay or not pay in full, because you have deliberately violated the rules. (but probably they would pay :D)
the footballer should of said "ill quit gaming when everyone quits drinking and smoking"
"should *of*" doesn't exist.
*Crocs are not allowed in stage*
The guy with the name "Croc": 😨
6:05
Unfortunately Vivian's gaming's situation isn't as reported in most cases. It is a lot more nuanced.
To summarise; when vivictus Gaming got promoted into the league the owner dumped their roster and filled it with players who we far inferior than the original roster. 4 out of the 5 new players on the roster were infact support mains. With Janna, Lulu and Soraka being their most played. When they played in the league they proceeded to get stomped by every team and fountain dived for good measure. The other teams felt disrespected because it was a waste of time playing them and not a team worthy of the competition.
yeah i never understood the backlash to the support bans. the team was literally stacked with players that play those champions.
the other things were indeed unsportsmanlike (fountain diving, delaying game) so i can understand that. but targeted bans to your teams most played champs? thats just strategy, it only looked bad because the team was designed around "all girls" and they chose to throw a bunch of support players into it
@@emi9643 I doubt it was because the players mained support, it's far more likely that it was informed by the stereotype of women in esports playing supports and the common sexist theme of telling girl gamers to "go back to support".
@@remen8021 it's far more likely that you are projecting. And i'll present the same amount of evidence for this claim that you did for yours:
@@remen8021 *Players main support*
*Enemy team bans supports*
You: *Surprised pikachu face*
@@remen8021 That whole team was a joke tho, they literally kicked the main roster (all guys) and brought a bunch of random diamond female players to pull a publicity stunt.
I like how Riot just doesnt understand what the word "fun" means, if it comes to esport.
I swear, pro gaming has been stifled so hard by restricting players for no good reason. Some leagues will even get you in trouble for t-bagging.
Is a round of golf an addiction because it can last for upwards of 4-5 hours (depending on skill and numbers). Is that an addiction because 1/3 of your waking hours are spent on it? Hell I've played 36 before for a fundraiser, does that make me a full blown junkie? Or is it just a game, and this guy needs a blunt?
3:16 😂😂 words you must know as a gamer
overwatch pro scene is crazy, we had a guy that said "sex, big dick" in all chat during a match . what a gigachad
If gaming for over an hour is sickness, then I must be ill af 😂
If everyone is sick, no one is sick, we all good!
The man saying "Anyone who plays more than 1 hour is sick" is probably looking TV or Sport Matches in internet 5 hours/day, but yeah, yeah, sick
A Turkish pro player named wtcn received a 1 year participation ban for joining an overwatch tournament back in the time. He quit after hearing that stupid rule and became one of the most famous turkish streamer lol.
Turkish XQC
The "no crocs" rule is probably just as much Riot wanting the players to look representative as for safety reasons (even though I'm not sure what could go wrong with crocs in that environment, but hey ho). You're not going to wear crocs to your office job either, at least not if you're any serious about it.
meanwhile nurses. (most are wearing crocs.)
@@satibel if they´re wearing the original ones with holes in them they are actually commiting a code violation. You have to wear fully closed shoes as a nurse or doctor.
If playing an hour a day means I'm sick, then I am the ruler of all goddamn plagues
5:10 I dont think you need to be worried about a team surredering before a mythic is bought. This arent soloQ players, they dont ff as soon as they miss cannon
I bet if you told him that anyone watching tv longer then an hour is sick and addicted it would all of a sudden be “well its not the same” or “ it’s different” lmao.
9:35, not only sick, 59 min is fine but at th 60min and 1s you are addicted, and your mom is comming to beat you because of not making the laundries or throwin the trash
also me: 7,5k in war thunder, 3k in WoWs/WoT, idk how many but I think already 1k at league, 800 at the current time in foxhole, 2k in EVE online, 300-400 in Albion, probably 1.5-2k in spintires mudrunner only + some in the other mudrunners and others, I am 18 years old, that makes me 160k h old
ah yes and I am hardcore introvert, except gaming I actually do enjoy doing other things, cooking, some drawing, learning fictional languages...
Riot needs to sponsor surrenders; The Yum Brand surrender
Well... the hour a day thing is ridiculous but I will readily admit I have a strong addiction
9:26-I think anyone who spends more than an hour per day doing anything is sick. XD
a game of football is more than a hour right?
Guess I am addicted to sleeping
I would’ve gone barefoot if they told me no crocs
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Me addicting video games is so much better than me addicting some toxic tobacco forms. No?
Yep gaming helped me during rehab ☺️
2:07 HOLY SHIT HONKAI IMPACT STAR RAIL REFERENCE ONG OG
LOL I ACTUALLY WENT INTO THE COMMENTS TO SEE IF ANYONE SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THIS... ANYWAYS I'M GLAD LEAGUE AND HONKAI PLAYERS CAN CO-EXIST TOGETHER
@@VeryGarb YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
"im sick i cant go to work today sorry" "oh what are u sick with" "well i was told if somone plays video games for more than an hour a day they are sick..." "... ur fired..."
9:26 That's what my mom always say when i play one LoL game!
For a second I thought they banned crocs deliberately because they tend to be made of materials that get very stinky if your feet sweat. :D
I mean Rox was literally banning main champs of Vaevictis so not sure how much of a trol that was :p if I remember well 3/5 were at the time support mains in solo queue.
ardent meta at the time too
9:23 Playing video games for one hour a day? No.
Playing video games until 4AM? Absolutely.
Pretty sure it's called an addiction once it starts interfering with your basic needs, which includes but is not limited to: Going the fuck to sleep.
3:03 I never knew Low Tier became a proffesional Overwatch player 😆
1:51 No excuses should be made for this, it's an incredibly toxic policy.
As for surrendering, I would add that some hopeless games were actually won by the losing team, or otherwise thrown by the winning team, so part of the reason for no /ff in pro play might be that games can be really volatile.
first time i hear a youtuber says if u cant subscribe i understand ! that was very nice
Happy Halloween Daddy Nicolai!
Happy Halloween to you too my friend!
2-3 hours a day, duble the time on weekends. I work 5-2, play basketball semi-profesionally, go to the GYM 2 times a week, eat semi-healthy and sleep pretty good basically every night.
No, I am not sick, addicted probably since I know for a fact that I would be smoking heeaps of wood if I did not play video games XD We all gotta have some passtimes, don't we?
Yes, video games can be a problem if consumed too much, just like alcohol (my uncle), cigars(my friend), drugs (my good friend, R.I.P.......) and sex (my uncle), but people villianizing games like that are nearsighted, very nearsighted in my nearsighted eyes.
That team ROX thing is so dumb. It’s not because their girls, it’s because they were bad lmao
They would’ve done the same troll pics against an all male team with the same W-L ratio
Football league: "Play this silly ball game every day without end!" Also Football league: "No you can't play Dota! It is just a silly game!"
If playing video games over an hour a day is sick and addicted, how is playing football over an hour a day any different?
That statement is obviously ridiculous. But playing football over an hour is physical exercise as long as you don’t injure yourself it’s a good thing for you even. The more you exercise the healthier you are. But playing video games is completely fine even if it’s for multiple hours
@@kevin8006 Patently false. There's a limit even to excercising, after which overwork and diminishing returns start to kick in. Rest time is required to being healthy, and this includes both physical and mental rest. Playing a video game that you like for hours on end during your rest day is as good of a mental break as anything else, as long as the player isn't prone to raging or tryharding at everything.
It's literally his job lmao you're making it seem like he's being forced to play football
banning all support against all female team is the funniest shit i've heard i literally spit my coffee that was so random lmao
Knew it already, but funny any time I hear it
it wasn't random, the team was actually filled with support mains, the coach fired the starters and added an all female roster as a stunt...
And guess what, it was also the fastest game in league eSports history
I hate my illness where I spend hours a day playing chess. Don’t formula1 drivers also „play“ on simulators for hours? Oh man I have some spare time after work and chores … if there was anything to do… guess I just go to sleep at 19:00
6:25 So you can go on stage in socks or completely barefoot?
yup, but with crocs suddenly you become number 1 on riot's wanted list
@@cycithepotato they probably meant in seats. Who plays video games with shoes on lol
Haven't watched the video yet, but, the only time i have seen a surrender in Pro Esports was Team WE(China) vs TSM in the IEM Katowice World Championship finals, i believe back in 2015. TSM had won game 1 and 2 and were destroying them in game 3. WE surrendered after losing the final team fight, giving TSM and NA their first ever international championship. Funny people talk about TSM being shit internationaly but they are the only NA team with a international tittle, and have since added a 2nd with their rift rivals win over UOL (another 3-0), back in 2017.
They do this in other sports as well some makes sense some don't
just noticed some VA-11 Hall-A ost in your video, great choice :)
"Anyone who plays more than 1 hour is sick"
Meanwhile league of legends in which 1 match can last an hour or even more 💀
Great video, you got a new subscriber
Wow... Some of the rule for really specific.
Well, thanks for the video!
Another great Video! Keep going!
Thank you Godyr!
welcome to dota 2
Surrender 2
i m playing 12 hours a day and i m not sick🤡 and i m still healthy
Im pretty sure you're not as healthy as you think you are, not mentally at least.
8:27 Another rule.
You can´t finish a game in less that 14 minutes, that´s like a surrender xD
9:44 map please ?
Isn't it Riot that discriminate assuming they banned 5 supports cuz they are all female and not because its the best strat vs that team?
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You needed to be their lawyer bro
No surrender makes more sense in games where players can be substituted. Loosing hard usually allows weaker players a chance on the "pitch" since coaches dont want to risk injuring their better players.
That way it is still highly watchable and spectators can "root for the underdog".
Is that Va-11 Hall-a music i hear in the back ground ❤
so, there was this once day where i was in an hour queue while playing R6, thats means, i was playing for one hour but i was also not playing
I wish they could. Then my brain dead team mates on EUW wouldn't drag out unnecessary, one-sided games. ADC is 0/10, the mid liner has 400 ping just f****ing surrender. Jesus Christ. I hate this game.
If you hate this game or dont want to tryhard why even start a ranked.
You just make it worse for 4 people wirh this mwntqlkty
Essentially almost all of these come down to "professional conduct". If you're in front of an audience, you are in a position to be viewed as a role model. Especially if you do so repeatedly. Now of course the exact nature of that position influences how much professional conduct is expected of you.
The regular sports one, if he streamed his dota games then yeah, if a professional athlete can stay up to 4am gaming, why shouldn't you? This already applies if your display name is public knowledge as well, though you likely can get away with a good bit more in that case when never streaming. Though calling gaming for over an hour a day addiction is pretty much the same as calling reading non-educational books for over an hour an addiction. If that also is their stance then it's a good thing they didn't go into a health profession (though pr/manager of a sports team is already dangerously close to those professions).
Crocs.. yeah likely a combination of safety and professional conduct, also explicitly stated in what looks to be either a contract or adjacent code of conduct, which likely was part of that contract, so they signed off on that when they went professional.
Solo queue stuff, duh they essentially promote toxicity there. as for the light trolling against the female team, unfortunately same thing. The general public is repeatedly shown to not understand, that what boils down to banter with their colleagues, isn't ok to replicate to complete strangers.
Surrender is.. ok for streaming I'd say, but public matches are a performance and a surrender is just not ok there, for the reasons stated in the video. Think like, during the olympics someone is going "I'm not gonna beat that score so I'll dip out, see ya"
9:20 damn guys i might have serveral terminal illnesses
imagine thinking anything more than an hour a day is equivalent to an addiction. this book im really enjoying? nah vetter stop reading it i might become addicted to reading
typical nico banger 💯
If an hour is sick, i`m prob dead
I called in sick for my work since I didn't realize that I was playing minecraft for an hour and 15 minutes.
7:44 that’s actually fked 😭
So riot are scumbags even for the best of Thier best... It's not like it mirror's the state of a game by famous toxicity
ROX doing a lil amount of trolling
I play 12 hours a day sometimes and no im not sick 💀
You probably are
Damn straight I am sick by playing games all days, but I am more sick for developing them? lmao
Crocs should be banned. In the world. Periodt.