EPTOn November 05 2016 01:23 oGoZenob wrote:
yeah well, you're supposed to be an adult at some point
yeah well, you're supposed to be an adult at some point
Different culture
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
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Jae Zedong
407 Posts
On November 06 2016 03:39 stuchiu wrote:Different culture Does he legally own his money though? Because there have been quite a few cases with people getting completely shafted by their parents. Greed sometimes supersedes all. | ||
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
Giving some of your money to your parents is part of Confucian culture, but you will be hard pressed to find many 24 year olds who give all of their money to their parents and recieve a minimal stipend in return. The situation is bizarre even for Korean culture. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On November 06 2016 04:23 Dangermousecatdog wrote: Giving some of your money to your parents is part of Confucian culture, but you will be hard pressed to find many 24 year olds who give all of their money to their parents and recieve a minimal stipend in return. The situation is bizarre even for Korean culture. Flash probably trusts his parents with the money and believes that they know best which is why he's letting them help him manage it. It makes perfect sense too. If they give him housing and other needed costs, he's less likely to binge. Might seem silly to some folks but if he has accumulated as much money as he has, there's always a chance that he'll spend more money than needed. | ||
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b0lt
United States790 Posts
It's not unique to Korea: http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/17964162/pittsburgh-steelers-wr-darrius-heyward-bey-saved-most-career-earnings-thanks-mother | ||
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[sc1f]eonzerg
Belgium7218 Posts
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juvenal
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kogeT
Poland2042 Posts
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BigFan
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Bakuryu
Germany1065 Posts
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McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
First line: Number of Ups received (today/accumulated) Second line: The recent Ups received by: [account IDs] | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8940 Posts
hes asking his audience to "like" him, as it puts him higher up on the rankings list for afreeca | ||
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juvenal
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
the way effort uses drops is really what brought him back edit: really fun watching flash play zerg. his muta micro is solid | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
I got it translated. | ||
Waxangel
United States33712 Posts
Basically saying Korean teams colluded in salary capping SC2 players at 70,000,000 won. Flash suspects he would have been an exception, tho, because KT Rolster take care of him differently. | ||
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Chris_Havoc
United States600 Posts
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BigFan
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Letmelose
Korea (South)3227 Posts
On November 22 2016 10:15 BigFan wrote: Pretty interesting. Wonder what was the reason for them putting a cap in place? Did they anticipate the downfall of the team? Were they trying to save money to use for LoL players? So many questions... Like Flash said in his video, that was the reality of the e-Sports scene in Korea. The sponsors didn't invest heavily into the Starcraft 2 scene because the visibility and commercial viability was miniscule. Even so, Flash was exempt from the "salary cap" decision, not because of his Starcraft 2 performance, but because of his services to the brand that started off from his Brood War days. It's just the reality of the situation. Starcraft 2 was a complete failure in Korea in comparison to Brood War, and the global success (earlier on of course) and the pressure from Blizzard for Korea to adopt Starcraft 2 as an e-Sport led to an artificially created bubble that couldn't be sustained, because there were no viewership or support from the domestic fans if you take into account the size of the scene. It still has a niche following, but Flash's comparison of salaries between League of Legends players, and Starcraft 2 players is more based on a personal sentiment than anything else. Flash used to be one of the most popular, and the highest achieving e-Sports figures in Korea. Imagine how crushing it must be to have it all taken away from you, and despite that, trying hardest to make it again with another title, but see other people (who used to be kids worshipping you on television) go on to make careers on other e-Sports titles and gain more success, while all the players in your title are struggling with a game that flunked domestically, and is struggling internationally partly because of how well the Koreans are doing. It's a horrible situation to be in. | ||
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XenOsky
Chile2358 Posts
On November 06 2016 04:48 BigFan wrote: Flash probably trusts his parents with the money and believes that they know best which is why he's letting them help him manage it. It makes perfect sense too. If they give him housing and other needed costs, he's less likely to binge. Might seem silly to some folks but if he has accumulated as much money as he has, there's always a chance that he'll spend more money than needed. To me FlaSh has this aura of the "perfect son" finished school with good grades even tho he was in a progaming team, after school he went into berserk mode and won all major tournaments then gave the money to his parents, now he lives at home while making lots of money with streaming and helps his parents with the bills, they don't even have to stand slutty golddiger gf at their place, cause he is so shy. i kinda hate this kind of people. | ||
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