He goes to a normal college and started after he turned 18 and graduated high school. No idea where you're getting your info from lol
There was a recent interview that was on TYM where he said he was in his 3rd year at some tech college.
He's in his second year at NYIT. That's why he moved to ny last year
There was a recent interview that was on TYM where he said he was in his 3rd year at some tech college.
oh, in that case my bad
She was great in MKX but has she really done anything in Injustice 2? Did she attend evo? Does she even play this game anymore?
Why let perfect get in the way of doing good? From what I can tell the Sirens play hard, travel to events, and work hard on twitter and twitch to promote themselves and female gaming. Seems like a fine example to me. If ScarsUnseen is also a great example, then by all means she should get attention as well.
What does this have to do with anything? Ugly is subjective btw.
Who knows. Why should looks matter? If this was about male players, would anyone be bringing up the looks arguement? That's the type of bullshit that female players deal with that their male counterpoints don't.
Yes or no
My answer is I don't know, and I don't care. What's your point?Scary ass PC dudes on here won't even answer a simple question...y'all have fun
I want them to be recognized for being good or doing good stuff for the community not just because they are females. I don't think they have put enough hard work as you say, if they would have it would show.
If you're a female competing in a predominantly male dominated arena, I'd say that's noteworthy. I don't see why acknowledging female players, and giving them a bit of spotlight, is considered desperate.
It may be super predominantly male but it's not like there are barriers keeping women from competiting. If you're unremarkable from a game play perspective (which they all are) than they don't deserve a spotlight.
I think there are barriers that keep women from competing. Sexual harrassment, the stigma in trying to compete in something that society tells you is for the opposite gender, things like that. But don't take my word for it, ask some female players what they've gone through, and compare it to your own personl challenges, and see what's different.
Society isn't opposed to women gaming. Women are just less drawn to it. Men face sexual harassment as well, I know I have. Nobody is dissuading women from participating.
The irony of Fred Marvel criticizing TYM for being bad
