Peruvian Zerg Castro passes away - Page 7
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Fujikura
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elluel
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On August 12 2020 02:34 Kitai wrote: I think what he's trying to say is that it's not in good taste to blame someone who just died for their own death in a place that people are coming to mourn for them and share their condolences. You're welcome to your own opinions, but please try to think about others' feelings when it comes to when and where you are sharing them. Rest in peace, Castro. I didn't blame anyone. Anyone can die at any time, but the fact that gaming profession is easy to get obese and unhealthy lifestyle saddens me. | ||
CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11558 Posts
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PurE)Rabbit-SF
United States383 Posts
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
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TT1
Canada9926 Posts
On August 12 2020 06:40 MymSlorm wrote: Well, you are misinformed, Fenix has been active for some months now(like 4 months or so). It's not like he came out of the blue just for this situation. And I kind of understand that you can be skeptical knowing now what happened to you, but this situation is very different because the context is much more severe, a person has just past away and everything just happened the way I mentioned you, I don't really believe that Fenix wants anything to do with the money that came out of the kindness of the people, especially if he's being as transparent as he can in this process. Additionally, nobody is so dumb to steal in front of thousands. I actually thought about whether or not i should post the story, ultimately i felt like it would be irresponsible not to (to make sure the family ends up being safe, it's the very least i could do). I'm only talking about this for better visibility/added accountability so the family gets full support, just to limit the risk. That's the power of strong online communities, we can help limit shitty things from happening by being honest and upfront. Something terrible just happened to them during a terrible time, the least we could do as a community is offer them safety/support. I grew up/was teammates, practiced and competed against Castro dating back to like ~2006. It hurts when you see someone that you have childhood memories of go (especially because he was also an active player, i practiced with him for BSL8/BSL9 which makes it feel even more surreal). But i'm also sorry for derailing the thread, at the end of the day this isn't any of my business. Apparently he spoke to Castro's wife and she was ok with everything. Hopefully things will get brighter/easier for them in the years ahead, condolences once again. | ||
soujiro_
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hiro protagonist
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GTR
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elKa-ThE-FeArEd
Sweden174 Posts
On August 12 2020 07:37 elluel wrote: I didn't blame anyone. Anyone can die at any time, but the fact that gaming profession is easy to get obese and unhealthy lifestyle saddens me. No offense but i think its way worse working at an office. Progamers perform at their best level if they work out meanwhile. Make this idiotspeech in front of truckers instead Looks like u've been living under a rock for the last 10years | ||
Copymizer
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Optimate
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