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Maturity

By Ron 'Xay0n' Gottlieb
Aug 30, 2005 05:50


Maturity is something that holds a vote in every aspect of life. You have to be mature at home so your family will respect you and you can set and example to your brothers or sisters, you have to be mature in school, study hard and don’t let the other stupid kids bug you and never be like them and hit back or flame. You have to be mature when it comes to your friends or girl friends, to show them you are smart and you understand life, to show them how to act and of course when it comes to your girl friend, show her you protect her, and you know how to take care of her. Maturity also takes a vote in gaming as well, you wouldn’t want to see players from the upper level acting all childish and laughing on the others.
Gaming, as in life is considered a respectful sport, in my eyes. Millions of people from all over the world play the games it offers, competing to be the best and win the prizes, trying to achieve more and even become better. Everyday you can see more and more players coming in; you can easily compare it to a normal sport like football. Even though we see many fights, or flaming or idiotic situations in football or such you can still see the maturity in these sports, the players respect each other, show gratitude, practicing hard and always help each other, and even when a player changes his team, he is still the same man in his new team and still shows and gets respect.
I have to say it is almost the same in gaming, there are many top teams who show respect to one an other and even when changing their team they are still the same, but gaming is more built from teenagers then actual grownups. I consider grownups to be someone above the age of 20 in my opinion this is the age of real maturity, of course there will always be the ones to break it and be childish even in this age but still I think it’s the actual age when people start to understand life better. You can see that most of the football teams consist of players above or 20 years old guys, but in football you don’t have professional or not professional, every team that plays the game considered as a pro team, there are the better ones and there are the less better ones, just as gaming, you have Complexity and you have Team3D for now they are both professional teams and still complexity is better, for the time being.
I can't say that it is the small kids who lower the amount of respect and maturity in our world community, because there are many grownups that are acting with no respect and childish. But I do think that the gaming hasn’t reached its possible mature level, we can all learn from each other and become better persons. Many think of it as only a game, something you can cheat in, or don’t consider it as a sport or something serious, but many of us out there especially the professional players think it is a sport and something that should be very serious. I think the ones who wont take it serious should do it alone or with the others who feel the same but never come to places where gaming is considered as something serious because then we will have a situation we don’t want for it to happen, then we will see no respect, fighting, flaming, and a huge lack of maturity.
The community is also a part of all of this; I am not talking only about the pro gamers, but also the ones who view them. If the community can take on it self to be more mature, to show more respect, to show good will, and to show they are all understanding and good people then even the pro gamers, teams, organizations, and websites, everyone can act the same and be better. A pro gamer looks at his fans as the most valuable thing that keeps him going, if fans can show respect not only to the ones they fan but also to the ones they don’t, so they gaming can keep up running, we will be playing in a much better place. Take to consideration that when you cheer for a player and respect him and he feels great and then another spectator comes and flame him that makes him feel worst, and as his fan you wouldn’t want it to happen and so are other fans, so start respecting the gaming as a community, be mature and respect all and not only those you love because you will never know when you will need one's hand for help. This goes to websites also, the ones who comment and spam and do all they can to make our life miserable, can you explain your point for that you are doing it? Because I don’t understand, you all need to respect the writers who work hard to bring you the news and to help you be more active and understand the scene, you have to respect the other members of the site who comment, and give their opinions on the subject so you can see what they think, and maybe learn from them and change your own thoughts on the subject, even writers can learn from one's opinion and not only by thinking to himself.
Hope you got my point, hope to see some changes, hope to see even little kids in the age of 14 acts like grownups and be mature, hope to see this community rise up and the professional gaming getting even more professional.
Be mature, Ron.




SK with New Ideas

By Ron 'Xay0n' Gottlieb
Aug 27, 2005 07:04


I wanted to ask you for your opinion on idea. It is not usual that we come and ask the public about something we want to create; we usually create it and see the reaction from the crowed as it goes online.
Due to interest from my side, and as the creator of the idea I wanted to see what you think, it's not the most creative idea and I'm sure many sites have it but still can add a little interest touch to our site.
Looking at normal magazines you can see several columns on different subjects, politic, computers, and even funny and small columns like "How to" once a week or "If I..." etc. So thinking about it, why not make the same in our own website for out staff writers to create their special columns.
I wanted to make this live in SK-Gaming.com website where members can read more then the normal gaming scene news or from time to time a special feature written from the point of view of one of our staff members. I want members to read some gossip, different style of writing, it can be on any subject not only gaming and it can be in different ways.
I know sk-gaming is a gaming website giving all the information and news related on the gaming industry but wouldn't it be nice to read on other things together with the gaming, checking the website seeing the latest roster changes in top teams and then moving on to read a column on "How to create your own IRC server", "If I was a head of an organization" and many more (these are just pop-up examples). Maybe read on the latest songs, or movies, anyone believes in mystical things or maybe interested in politics.
So I was wondering to see what you think and maybe it will go live if the response will be good.
Hope to see your comment and remember; it's for the best!




My Experience as a Manager

By Ron 'Xay0n' Gottlieb
Aug 27, 2005 05:09


I was a manager for several teams and companies all together and have experienced many situations.
I can say that being a manager is a hard job, coming from the side and looking at other managers isn't the same at all as being one your self. When you view others its seems their job is easy and there is nothing to it, they got people who do their job, staff that is taking care of several things and so on... But the truth is, a manager is the one to build the organization and the clan for the best, he is the one to create its name, to bring the people to its community, to bring the staff to help him, the prime sponsors which only he knows and can get, to make the community as he wants and the best he can.
A manager job never ends, although you can't see it a manager is always at work. From taking care of the background concerning punctuality, servers operations, players motivation, sponsors, communities on the run, staff operation, answering emails and questions, bringing new ideas to improve the organization, taking care of the site, the IRC channel and many more I cant even think on right now.
I think people should recognize managers as an important part of a team and organization, I believe a job in a fully functional organization is harder then in a clan but over all it's the same hard work and care and time giving. People should understand the risk someone taking by taking the job of a manager, the time effort and believe. Its time that managers will be recognize as same as players from the front row sit.
I thought why not create an award for the best manager for this year. You got the best online magazine, the best team, the best players, and the best female; why not make the best manager? Can anyone of you be honest enough to say a professional team can function right without a proper manager? I don't think so.
So remember! The managers are important, and should be recognize the same, never forget them!




SK-Gaming on the run

By Ron 'Xay0n' Gottlieb
Aug 5, 2005 19:35


I have to say that i am more then happy to be a part of SK-Gaming, to write news for the the readers is my love, i even write when i have nothing to say.
SK-Gaming are definitely on the right track so keep going. You can be sure to see many more news from SK as i am sure and i hope to stick around here for along time.
Oh and for all of you readers out there, i am making a special article on the latest changes in the CS scene, somthing big including some special interviews from players around the wrold. So get ready.
And again, good luck to SK, good luck to the trial reporters and proof readers ( josh - love ).
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