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Krepo: "I don't think [the EU LCS] lacks personality at all. At best, we lack a spotlight." - Duration: 9:17.

I just have like an interest in, like, interviewing.

I love when we see like true personality come out from players.

But also when we get like more depth.

I would love to just see like--dive into the players' minds.

Because so often when players read opinions about themselves, you're like "Ah you guys

don't get it.

There's a nuance."

Even just now I spent literally half an hour talking to Froggen about like how LCS drives

too many stories, and they don't understand the players, and everything can change, and

there's this nuance.

And then after explaining well, there's like 10 teams here right?

How can we get the all the nuances right and get into personalities, the players?

I don't think the third parties are necessarily doing something wrong.

But I think there is an avenue for people to just dive in deeper.

Look into the nuance, look into the depth.

See what's going on in the heads of the players in specific key moments of the games.

But it's quite hard.

Especially I think in the media landscape where everything is basically based around

a title or a quote.

And then reddit post because it is such a good content aggregator that if you don't

try it there from a business point of view, it may not be worth for you to put all the

effort into the interviews because if you don't have the right timing, the right quote,

it may just not like get you the revenue or the hits that you need.

And I think that sometimes generates like an environment where depth is not like pursued

as much.

Can't really think of one on the top of my head.

I just have like-- I have fascination a for some stupid concept you know.

There was the whole level one doing Krugs meme and people make fun of it.

I loved bot lane laning for a while.

I love vision baron setups, but there has to be like--the players must be thinking on

a level that is so far that it goes beyond even my thinking right now because I've been

playing or have not been playing rather for so long that there has to be things that they're

thinking about.

Or approaching the game in a certain way or feelings.

Whether it's practice environments.

Like I just got told like Froggen for example plays with white noise in his ears you know?

And I just never thought about that teams are mimicking stage as well as they were right

now.

There's so much to explore.

If we just get in the minds of the players that I feel there is definitely a way or an

avenue a lot of people could go for.

I think they help a lot.

I think we have plenty of personalities in Europe.

I think it's just a bit of a meme, like EU has no personalities.

But I think to make personalities shine, everybody needs to chip in whether it's the players

doing it through streaming, content, social media.

Whether it's us doing these general desk segments, whether it's our features team putting out

a lot of exciting content, you know where they can.

Whether it's organizations pushing out content.

Whether it's the fans buying into it, and sharing "Hey you know I like this."

And I think the biggest thing is once you noticed that there is a perceived lack of

personality, you can only solve it a year from now.

The work we're doing right now will bear fruits maybe a year from now, a year and a half,

and that's the problem with long term issues is that everybody looks for a quick solution.

But like these are issues that will span many years, you know?

And if it even is an issue.

I don't think it's as big of a problem.

But I can definitely see where the perception stems from, and we're always actively trying

to showcase some of the more funny players, because I think we have a wealth of really

fun guys.

Especially because in Europe, we have this kind of culture where sometimes we go out

and especially last year after the games.

And you get to meet these people--not the players but the guys behind it--you know?

And I've had so much fun just like talking mostly about the game.

People like Zven, Mithy, Trashy, Jankos.

These are all fantastic personalities.

Like Rekkles and Febiven, when they're in like in the right setting can also open up

just so much.

And I think we just need to find good ways to enable these players and make the fans

appreciate the other side of just the playing.

Yeah I think when people say "EU has no personality" is because EU has no longstanding members

that go back all the way.

When you counter their argument "Does NA have it?"

They will say like "Yeah we have people like Doublelift, right?"

This is a player that spans multiple seasons.

Obviously has been very outspoken and could back it up with skill.

Well sadly, we have some of those players but we've lost them to NA.

Like if Froggen was still be in Europe, Bjergsen would still be in Europe, Alexich would still

be in Europe.

If Diamondprox could still be playing in Europe despite visa issues, we would have plenty

of personality.

The problem is we lost some of these players, we lost some of these organizations, and it

is now going to require time and effort to build up new players or put more of a spotlight

on the existing ones.

And then I'm looking at people like Jankos, he's already getting traction.

I think some of the Splyce guys are incredibly funny.

I think Zven has great sense of humor.

Odoamne has great sense of humor.

The problem is a lot of these guys make really dark jokes that are often not suited for broadcast,

so we need to coach them on the filter.

And they get inspired to kind of go outside and kind of be themselves.

And there's obviously a little bit of trash talk involved, and then it gets shot down

immediately.

And these players, they just crawl back into their shell.

They're like "I'm only going to focus on the game.

I only going to focus on results."

Streaming doesn't matter because like win, win, win, win, win is the mentality.

But there can only be one winner.

And in the long run I think it affects them a little bit like brand wise too.

Like I think look at the Unicorns of Love, and I love that they respect like the safety

of their players in the sense of like you know if they don't want to do anything, they

don't have to.

But I also like four years, I feel like I should know more about Hylissang, should know

more about Vizicsaci.

So I think it's part of us, part players, part organizations, that could push these

things more.

But overall I don't think we lack personality at all.

I think maybe at best we lack a spotlight.

Oh I think it's a lot more about psychology than it is about the game.

I think every single coach from season 3 and onwards were like retired pros that had like

game elements down.

They were trying to teach people how to rotate.

But in the end, it's a bonding a group of players, forcing them to at least respect

each other, and get behind a wagon, and work towards a common goal.

Very often when there is conflict after like a replay or something, it's one player versus

the other, right?

Opinion versus each other.

Instead of saying like "You know what?

Do we both agree that we want to become the best team in the world?

Yes.

Then why are we not on the same side of the table, looking at the problem together, and

finding how we can both like facilitate each other."

And that sounds like such an easy concept, but it gets lost so quickly.

And I think coaching is all about just like squeezing the most talent you can out of a

player but also combining all these different styles into a unit that works.

I think it's still very much underdeveloped and under credited, and I wish we could just

have more time.

Because I think the West needs a lot more time when it comes to coaching.

Bringing in whether it's like sports psychologists or we find sports coaches or former pro gamers

that have lived through it but also have gone away for enough.

Because when you're in the scene, you have this kind of a close up view that is so distorted

and colored by your own opinions.

And when you're not in the scene, you only have the top down view.

But essentially you need people to have both.

I think that's why Korea is so successful too with former Brood War players.

They know what it is to grind but they also know what it is to look at esports from the

outside point of view.

I think that's quite interesting because I went to the path of where I was an analyst

desk guest member where no matter what I did, it was like "Oh Krepo is so great on the desk"

as a player.

Because I was a struggling player but a good I guess desk figure.

Because I worked with like some really good people like MonteCristo who also allow me

to shine so often that...

When I left actually and I just started casting, I got thrown into a lot of games immediately,

and I also ran out of things to say.

So I started repeating myself.

My speech wasn't as clear, and I got like...

I got hella shit talked.

So many people hate me because I also have a polarizing identity.

And like in solo queue I'm quite a cocky player.

I stand by a lot of my statements.

But I think that's OK.

I think every caster has to go through that.

Every figure will just get a ton of hate.

And that's fine you know?

Like how can I expect to be good...

Like if I respect my craft, if I respect casting, nowhere in the world should I even think to

be remotely decent after one year or two years.

How could this actually be a nice craft if I could, after two years, already be one of

the best.

No way.

And like there's no way.

So I'm just going to eat shit along the way and get trash talked and just try to improve.

Luckily I work with like one of the best examples, Deficio, who I will never catch.

Because to catch somebody who's better than you , you need to work twice as hard as him,

and this guy already works like near the limit and also quite efficient so I'll never catch

him.

But he's a great friend, and he doesn't rub that in.

So that's fantastic.

So I don't really mind it because I look to my peers.

I look at my progression path that I've set out for myself and ask myself "Am I on track?

Yes.

Great."

Will people still hate me.

Yes.

And so it's moved from kind of the Krepo dislike and hatred to kind of when they mention good

and bad casters which they always do.

I'm not really mentioned anymore.

It's like "These guys are great, these guys are shit."

I think it's really bad when people like trash talk other casters.

But I can see myself slowly moving up in kind of the appreciation, and I'm just trying to

perfect my craft.

Meanwhile I do know some of the newer casters struggle with it, because it's really tough

to come to terms with that people may not like you at the start, and you may have to

go through the necessary progression but it's just part of the craft I think.

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Hey YouTube it's me Spotty!

Welcome to another Weekly Cubing Topicals!

So I know this is kinda, old news but a question came up from tommyk_cubing which was pretty interesting.

He asked, What are your opinions on Rubik's collaborating with GANcube?

To be completely honest, the reason I hadn't talked about this before was that it wasn't

something I really knew much about.

But after looking into it, it actually seems very very interesting and I'm kinda curious

to see what will make out because of it.

So if you didn't know right around the end of last year, Erno Rubik's the inventor

of the Rubik's Cube posted this on Google Plus.

He says and I quote, "Speedcubing…brings together young people of different genders,

cultures or backgrounds — sometimes in life-changing ways."

But basically he said, he has started to take interest in the speedcubing side of the Rubik's

cube, something that he hadn't really done until very recently.

So he's taken in interest and in another post he makes a statement of what that has

sparked, the lauch of "a new non-profit organisation with the mission of promoting

speedsolving, support competitions, competitors and organizers as well as the introduction

of puzzles in education."

And this organisation he calls the RSA, standing for the Rubik Speedcubing Association.

So that's the deal with the RSA.

It's just an organisation that is attempting to get more awareness about speedcubing on

a global scale.

And this is kinda where GAN comes in.

To help with this awareness campaign, Rubik's wants to improve it's current puzzle that

is available all over retail stores.

Rubik's Brands have never had a great reputation among speedcubers for being a very good cube;

it doesn't perform very well, they're not customisable and really not worth at all

the money that you're paying for.

However, you can't really deny that it is almost always the first cube you get and it

is the cube that gets most people into speedcubing in the first place.

Rubik's has recognised both things and so he's teaming up with GAN, a reputable designer

to improve the traditional branded Rubiks Cube.

After this is announced a post by GAN reads, "We are really honored and excited to be

invited by Prof. Rubik to contribute to this great global initiative of making speedcubing

a true sport all over the world.

We will use our best design efforts to continue generating high-end speedcubes in the future,

under both GAN and the Rubik's brands respectively, to enable more speedsolving enthusiasts to

unleash their true speed."

I personally think this partnership is a huge step forward for speedcubing and I think this

could really be something that benefits growth in the community.

If all turns out well, then this could be really really awesome for us and people who

are thinking of getting into the hobby.

Hey, so I just wanted to quickly update you on something really really quickly.

So I was watching Keaton Ellis' livestream, his most recent one, and he was talking about

how he got this cube.

He won it at a competition and it was the cube that I was talking about in this video;

the one that was produced collaboratively by GAN and Rubik, released under the Rubiks

brand.

And I think that this is really exciting to see that this is already being produced.I

thought that maybe this project was a lot of hype and though but not too much action

or action that we wouldn't see for a while but it seems like they're really going through

with this.

It's very exciting to see developments like this happening so soon.

Keaton was talking about how the cube was very similar to I think a Gans 356 V2 (correct

me if I'm wrong though).

This isn't a cube that most people would probably say is the best cube out right now but it

is still a very good speedcube and a very viable speedcube.

Yeah, I just think this is super exciting that this cube might potentially be going

out across the world.

They'll be so easily accessible and I think that this'll really make it a lot easier for

newer cubers to get into speedcubing.

But yeah, that's the update, back to the video.

As for what I think about the RSA, I think again this could be a really cool idea.

As far as I'm concerned the WCA and RSA are working in harmony with each other.

Ron van Bruchem, I probably butchered the name so sorry about that, but he's one of

the founders of the WCA and he wrote that the "WCA is in good contact with RSA"

so I don't think there is any reason to believe otherwise.

And I do think that both organisations have their place in the community as in they both

have different purposes.

The WCA is more of a organisation that organises and keeps track of competitions and records

as well.

Whereas the RSA looks to be more of an organisation that supports what the WCA already does and

speedcubing in general and in addition will try raising awareness about the hobby.

But yeah, the full posts and everything I talked about in this video will be linked

below in the description.

Let me know if you have any other ideas to add on to this or if you agree or disagree

with my point of view.

Andd yeah, that's really about it.

Thank you guys for watching and I will catch you all soon!

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MAGAZINE LAYOUT IN ADOBE INDESIGN TUTORIAL - PRINT & WEB USE - Adobe InDesign Tutorial - Duration: 10:37.

today I have a tutorial based around

magazine layouts in Adobe InDesign both

for print and web views that's coming

right up now

how's it going people welcome back to

store graphics I hope you're doing well

today I've had to move from six heads

per week

down to five uploads because I simply

cannot make decent content for six days

a week

whilst being a graphic designer there

aren't enough hours in the day so now

that any days I'm not going to go

floating on Saturday and Sunday today

however thanks to another subscriber

suggestion we were looking at they've

been designed in base layout and export

for magazine use it is going to be a

long tutorial and I know many of my

subscribers are most likely not you can

use it we can design often but I do like

to cover a wide range of areas of

graphic design on this channel so if

you're not a fan of Adobe InDesign in don't fret I have more illustrator and

Photoshop tutorials as well as much much

more in the pipeline there's a list of

time stops in the corner if you want to

see specific points of this tutorial if

you do find this tutorial helpful let me

know in the comment section below and

subscribe to secure graphics you haven't

done already sitting got the layout we

are magazine / web use is slowly

different and out of print when you

create the document you can elect to

generate it for web use here

however like in my most recent web

publication link in the description

below I'll use the print document and

you shall see why next for this magazine

I use a typical a Ford that will pay

spread for a number of ages if this was

a print project and you will see later

in the InDesign tutorial I would only

design I work in Photoshop and add the

text and load the files in InDesign but

seeing as this is for web views I don't

have to worry about the text being

printed blurry as this would screen

using Lee so with that in mind I created

everything in Photoshop and transferred

the files over to InDesign

I simply created an a3 landscape

document at 300 PPI in Photoshop

and then split them in half for my

magazine pages once I've done that I

could in cream I work on here for the

magazine the left section view the left

page and the right protection being the

right page once happy I flatten each

side and save them individually as JPEGs

a makanan design and use the box tool

and place my files by going up to file

and in place

we're exporting a magazine for web use

you have a few different choices

depending on what you want to do with it

for example an SWF file will have a h2

animation like Sarah

a client for this magazine however

wanted to use interactive PDF version

make sure you select spreads and select

all due to JPEG lossy setting as well as

a maximum alpha it's worked fine for me

and you computed magazine in the link in

the description below next we will cover

how to set up a magazine for print Adobe

InDesign which is a little more detailed

and in-depth now let's set up an

InDesign document for magazine layout

for print go up to a file and your

document for printing we obviously need

to select the print option here and for

the number of pages you need to fit

however many pages you want to be

magazine also taking into account the

front and back page we can add a delete

pages easily at the late stage here we

can put in the size of each individual

page and I'm going to run with a four

for today and then the orientation I

either landscape or portray four columns

I often use three or magazine work but

some people may like to use two or even

four columns it is completely up to the

designer and then you want to use a

three millimeter bleed that is added

around the entire document

if your measurements are nine millimeter

you need to close a Libyan design and

reopen it and go to InDesign at the top

left corner preferences and then

measurements and increments when your

InDesign magazine document is generated

it should look something like this the

lines on the page that just guides

they're not going to be printed so add

ugly pages go to layout and then choose

your options from here

using my method for magazine design for

print I will then make my CDs in

Photoshop or release the artwork earlier

I recommend anything that isn't type or

logos you want to add the tanks and

logos directly into Adobe InDesign so

that then the old quality and do not

become pixelated and printed in

Photoshop I make an a3 document and then

we're going to rotate it 90 degrees

landscape event I generated our 300 PPI

then I add a guide halfway down the

split it up into two sections each one

VNA for

I then add guides to the edges to

increase the document by six millimeters

each way that will compensate for the

three millimeter bleed in Adobe InDesign

bleed here the central for printers that

they were cut everything outside of the

bleed to keep your main content and

bleeds

once I'm happy and then cropped each

side and flatten them and save them as

to individual JPEGs

now back native InDesign create a box

across the page like so and then go to

file on place

the KO file and drop it in it should fit

perfectly in place like so

hold down out until you see this icon up

here to duplicate the box lead the image

inside the box on the other side

now we can start adding in our text

using the box tool we use to add an

image and also import your logo files

remember to select all of your text and

go up to create our lines before you

send the file to print alternatively you

can leave it as it is and package the

font files along with Adobe InDesign

document to export or print up to file

and export select Adobe PDF print and

then hit OK use the most recent version

of Acrobat and these are the settings I

will use for this window under

compression I use these settings here

for high quality friends and I select

every single option apart for crop marks

here it is best to talk with your

printing company before as they may have

specific scented settings or printing in

the summary section if there are any

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Positivity Challenge - the good side of having illness that stops you from living a normal life? - Duration: 4:05.

Hi!

so we are in the positivity challenge

so we are in the positivity challenge week

week during this week I will be

during this week I will be answering

answering every day one of your

every day one of your questions

questions that will try to challenge me that will try to challenge me

with finding the good sides

with finding the good side of very

of very difficult and hard situations in life

difficult and hard situations in life

I'd like to make clear I do not

I'd like to make clear

I do NOT underestimate the huge difficulty

underestimate the huge difficulty of

of thess hard situations in life

this hard situation in life these

these situations are definitely

situations are definitely not situations

NOT situations to wish for

to wish for what I am saying that even

what I am saying

that even in these difficult situations

in these difficult situations you can

you can choose not to concentrate

choose not to concentrate on the pain

on the pain and the difficulty

and the difficulty but to try to

but to try to distract yourself from these

distract yourself from this by finding

by finding some good sides

some good sides and by trying to make

and by trying

to make the best out of it

the best out of it

so the question for today comes from

I'm sorry if I say it wrong

TaraSilke CannonYoung

that askes me

what is the good side of having illness

that stops you from being able

to live a normal life

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Thank you TaraSilke!

this is a very challenging question

because I think

health is the most important thing in life

I guess maybe the good thing is

that in this situation you realize

who are the people who really love you

and care for you

also you learn how to be strong

how not to give up how to adapt

you understand what is really important in life

and what is not so much

and you learn to be thankful for little things

if for example the illness doesn't allow you to work

then you can enjoy your leisure

you can read books or watch movies

or engage in a hobby

if the illness gives you a certain percentage of disability

and you have a disability tag

your problems in finding parking are over

there is a super inspirational TED talk

by Isaac Lidsky

who lost his sight because of a rare genetic disease

I highly recommend to watch it!

there's a link to the full video

in the description of my video below

but for now I chose and put together few parts

of this talk to help answer this question

I lost my sight to a rare genetic eye disease

going blind taught me to live my life

eyes wide open

for me going blind was a profound blessing

because blindness gave me vision

how is it to be a blind CEO?

what kind of specific challenges you have?

and how do you overcome them?

well the biggest challenge

became a blessing

I don't get visual feedback for people

so for example

in my leadership team meetings

I don't see facial expressions or gestures

I've learned

to solicit a lot more verbal feedback

I basically you know force people to tell me

what they think

and in this respect

it's become like I said

a real blessing for me personally

and for my company

because we communicate

at a far deeper level

we avoid ambiguities

and most important

my team knows that

what they think truly matters

so this was Isaac Lidsky

and I again I really recommend

to watch the full talk

and meanwhile I wish you all

a good strong health

I hope you liked my answer

please hit the thumbs up

and you are welcome to follow me

by subscribing to my channel

watching me answering

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