"Holy shit".
I have a nine your old cousin that loves watching League. They need to knock this fucking shit off.
Hope he likes twitch chat.
He watches it from the official lolesports.com site streamed to his family room TV, so luckily that isn't an issue.
Does he play league?
Mexican Skarner. riot pls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL5H9WoA2W8
What will you do when he actually plays the game and gets called even worse things."Holy shit".
I have a nine your old cousin that loves watching League. They need to knock this fucking shit off.
He..."plays".
Like what's the worst that can happen if he hears stuff like that?
Are you worried he might grow up to talk like a sailor?
This is the point I was going to make. In 2nd grade, which is what, 7 or 8, we were swearing like sailors. He would probably be most worried about his parents overhearing it and making him turn it off.Then hearing "shit" may be the least of his worries? Hell, at 9 years old he hears way worse on the playground every day.
Sure, there's nothing wrong with trying to avoid them. But I don't see a reason to completely ban them. Keep it polite, not PG.I think it's not that hard to be considerate and avoid swearing. Riot isn't age gating the streams or something so really they should just be accessible to anyone.
You don't hear ESPN, CBS, FOX, etc analysts go "HOLY SHIT WHAT A PLAY" whenever they're excited.
You don't hear ESPN, CBS, FOX, etc analysts go "HOLY SHIT WHAT A PLAY" whenever they're excited.
If someone does not want their cousin hearing swear words on something that is normally suitable for all, what is the problem? If you are okay when you have young relatives hearing swear words, fine. Don't moan about how someone wants to set an example though. There are enough people in the world who don't give a shit about what children see or hear.
Due to internet messing up again, missed a chink of IEM. Saw the Fanatic/M game. Somehow both tense and dreadful. From what I gather C9 beat a really good Chinese team, and Gambit got stomped. TPA any good, should I be watching this next game?
There's nothing polite about "holy shit," although I wouldn't expect Quickshot to say anything more insightful anyways. You shouldn't really swear openly in public places where kids are/could be around. Not that hard. Even as an adult I would just rather not hear it on an esports stream.Sure, there's nothing wrong with trying to avoid them. But I don't see a reason to completely ban them. Keep it polite, not PG.
Personally I prefer that our casters don't go full eSports. It feels more real and enjoyable. I don't want to see impressive plays to only hear a GEEZ, I wanna hear a well rounded, fully lipped FUCK.
I more had a problem with that guy (don't know his name) just going "Ho. Lee. Shit. I was so wrong" (or whatever it was) after the game and emphasizing it so much when there was no need for it. In the heat of the moment I forgive it more and I'm sure my uncle does too.Sure, there's nothing wrong with trying to avoid them. But I don't see a reason to completely ban them. Keep it polite, not PG.
Personally I prefer that our casters don't go full eSports. It feels more real and enjoyable.
I'd rather Quickshot stopped talking for good tbh.There's nothing polite about "holy shit," although I wouldn't expect Quickshot to say anything more insightful anyways. You shouldn't really swear openly in public places where kids are/could be around. Not that hard. Even as an adult I would just rather not hear it on an esports stream.
I think it's unprofessional as well, but the way you worded the initial disapproval made it sound like you didn't want your nephew learning bad words.Jeez guys, I say fuck and shit all the time. All I'm saying is that I don't like all the swearing personally, a lot of parents don't like their kids watching shows with swearing, and it makes the scene look pretty amateur.
You don't hear ESPN, CBS, FOX, etc analysts go "HOLY SHIT WHAT A PLAY" whenever they're excited.
maybe riot games will fine him a million dollars for swearing on stream and he will go into debt. the only way he can work off this debt is by disappearing off the face of the earth to work salt mines for the next ten years.I'd rather Quickshot stopped talking for good tbh.
There's nothing polite about "holy shit," although I wouldn't expect Quickshot to say anything more insightful anyways. You shouldn't really swear openly in public places where kids are/could be around. Not that hard. Even as an adult I would just rather not hear it on an esports stream.
I think it's unprofessional as well, but the way you worded the initial disapproval made it sound like you didn't want your nephew learning bad words.
It shouldn't be said on a stream for such a big general audience, but like I said the worst that would happen is his parents hearing it and telling him to turn it off.
I wasn't speaking for riot.Turning it off is the last thing Riot wants, so...
I wasn't speaking for riot.
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Oh yeah, the game. Zyra with Cait sounds... painful.
The only S2 player from TPA are Bebe and DinTer, right?
That's exactly what I said! Balls on Renekton is such an amazing sight.Well, turning it off is also the last thing my cousin wants.
What a nice steal by sneaky!
Jeez guys, I say fuck and shit all the time. All I'm saying is that I don't like all the swearing personally, a lot of parents don't like their kids watching shows with swearing, and it makes the scene look pretty amateur.
You don't hear ESPN, CBS, FOX, etc analysts go "HOLY SHIT WHAT A PLAY" whenever they're excited.
damn C9 look good.
There's thatI haven't been following the NA scene lately
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