LB's Biggest Beneficiaries

RULE and Mayneak are the biggest two on LB. Both will have faded now, so if you're taking a loss to RULE in the GC don't quote me like it's relevant . But in the past these two had GIGANTIC followings.

RULE and Mayneak are the biggest two on LB. Both will have faded now, so if you're taking a loss to RULE in the GC don't quote me like it's relevant . But in the past these two had GIGANTIC followings.

[AfterThought]

Therefore, work on gettin a big name lol

[AfterThought]

Therefore, work on gettin a big name lol

[Obey]

Originally Posted by AfterThought

Therefore, work on gettin a big name lol

Need to beat a big name to get one, and if this is true that's not happening.

[Obey]

Originally Posted by AfterThought

Therefore, work on gettin a big name lol

Need to beat a big name to get one, and if this is true that's not happening.

[AfterThought]

Nah, I believe even with the whole "big name" factor, if your bars are absolute fire you'll win regardless, you just have to put in some extra effort

[AfterThought]

Nah, I believe even with the whole "big name" factor, if your bars are absolute fire you'll win regardless, you just have to put in some extra effort

[RULE]

My response, as always, is: Post a battle i won where i didnt have the best verse.


The biggest beneficiaries by far on LB were the audio "heavyweights" of 2008-2011. They terribly mediocre battlers who bitched and moaned there ways to tourney finals. Anyone who voted against them got a torrent of pm's whinying about there votes. I know cuz i recieved plenty during my early days.

Dont think LB audio ever had a even field until 2013 ish when the old heads fucked off.

[RULE]

My response, as always, is: Post a battle i won where i didnt have the best verse.


The biggest beneficiaries by far on LB were the audio "heavyweights" of 2008-2011. They terribly mediocre battlers who bitched and moaned there ways to tourney finals. Anyone who voted against them got a torrent of pm's whinying about there votes. I know cuz i recieved plenty during my early days.

Dont think LB audio ever had a even field until 2013 ish when the old heads fucked off.

Originally Posted by RULE

The biggest beneficiaries by far on LB were the audio "heavyweights" of 2008-2011.

I was about to post this.

Originally Posted by RULE

The biggest beneficiaries by far on LB were the audio "heavyweights" of 2008-2011.

I was about to post this.

[BENSON THA GREAT]

BENSON THE GREAT HAS A BIG NAME ON THIS SITE..LOVE ME OR HATE ME..U KNOW WHO I AM REGARDLESS

[BENSON THA GREAT]

BENSON THE GREAT HAS A BIG NAME ON THIS SITE..LOVE ME OR HATE ME..U KNOW WHO I AM REGARDLESS

[Saxx]

This is why im gonna embarass people very soon. Ya'll lost the hunger...

[Saxx]

This is why im gonna embarass people very soon. Ya'll lost the hunger...

[Wizdumb]

There's always going to be a bias towards established battlers. Everyone has a style and if people are familiar with your style/skillset they generally know what their going to be looking for when they click on your battles.

With up and coming/unfamiliar battlers it's up to the artist to prove themselves to the reader while establishing a footprint of their own. IMO it's this stage of a battlers development that's most frustrating because a lot of quality bars are overlooked/underappreciated.

The most recent example that I can think of would be @ViTRiOL. For as long as i can remember the man's been putting out quality material, but he was vastly overlooked/under-rated until just recently. Now he's solidified his position as a legitimite heavyweight and his works finally getting the attention/recongnition it deserves.

So in short, yes there is a bias, but the people benefiting from it now weren't always at the top. At some point they had to climb the ranks and overcome it just like everyone else does.



And unfortunately theres always going to be nut-huggers and jock-riders. That's just a part of the game ya gotta deal with... thats why we have vp lol

---------- Post added at 09:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:31 AM ----------

Originally Posted by AfterThought

Nah, I believe even with the whole "big name" factor, if your bars are absolute fire you'll win regardless, you just have to put in some extra effort

AT nailed it. If you blow your opponent outta the water it's a different story. But if the battles close, chances are the more established battlers going to be taking it home.

[Wizdumb]

There's always going to be a bias towards established battlers. Everyone has a style and if people are familiar with your style/skillset they generally know what their going to be looking for when they click on your battles.

With up and coming/unfamiliar battlers it's up to the artist to prove themselves to the reader while establishing a footprint of their own. IMO it's this stage of a battlers development that's most frustrating because a lot of quality bars are overlooked/underappreciated.

The most recent example that I can think of would be @ViTRiOL. For as long as i can remember the man's been putting out quality material, but he was vastly overlooked/under-rated until just recently. Now he's solidified his position as a legitimite heavyweight and his works finally getting the attention/recongnition it deserves.

So in short, yes there is a bias, but the people benefiting from it now weren't always at the top. At some point they had to climb the ranks and overcome it just like everyone else does.



And unfortunately theres always going to be nut-huggers and jock-riders. That's just a part of the game ya gotta deal with... thats why we have vp lol

---------- Post added at 09:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:31 AM ----------

Originally Posted by AfterThought

Nah, I believe even with the whole "big name" factor, if your bars are absolute fire you'll win regardless, you just have to put in some extra effort

AT nailed it. If you blow your opponent outta the water it's a different story. But if the battles close, chances are the more established battlers going to be taking it home.