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On August 16 2011 22:14 BigJoe wrote:theres the "iS" again
yea, what's it all about?
iS iS iS iS iS iS iS
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On August 16 2011 22:14 Phayze wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:13 cdhstarbuck wrote:On August 16 2011 22:06 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 22:02 ExO_ wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. If you had a chance to make serious money playing a game you love, wouldn't you take it? You cannot hate HuK for moving to a team that is willing to pay much, much more than TL can afford. Edit: Or if you do, you are being very selfish. You think HuK should stay on TL just because you like TL more, regardless of what is better for him? 1) He is doing it for the money <-- Sellout or 2) He prefers EG team to Liquid/oGs <-- Not worthy to be looked up to Regardless, would be bad career path and he would lose fans. Making more money definitly would be a bad career move. Debate of long term vs short term semantics. Depends how long he plans on playing the game. I sure wont be near as much of a fan of HuK if he wasnt on liquid.
Then your not a fan of HuK your a fan of Liquid.
I was a fan og HuK before he was liquid i'll be a fan of him if he leaves Liquid
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On August 16 2011 22:08 Astrau wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:06 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 22:02 ExO_ wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. If you had a chance to make serious money playing a game you love, wouldn't you take it? You cannot hate HuK for moving to a team that is willing to pay much, much more than TL can afford. Edit: Or if you do, you are being very selfish. You think HuK should stay on TL just because you like TL more, regardless of what is better for him? 2) He prefers EG team to Liquid/oGs <-- Not worthy to be looked up t So in other words, because you like TL more. Stop being a baby. Stop pretending to know the circumstances of something for which there is zero information. The info is plainly there. In the valley of the blind the one-eyed man is king.
The only mystery that remains is who EG's new sugardaddy is.
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On August 16 2011 22:15 4rChon wrote:Show nested quote +91304930154-______directory/audio/audioFINAL.mp3-3-205___launch8162011-1130EDT31012////)))))))iS 08/16/2011 11:30 EDT
Yes last MP3 file uploaded 30minutes before announcement, interesting, it must really give it away!
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On August 16 2011 22:13 yeint wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. A professional gamer moving to a new team once his contract is up is not "selling out". The term "sellout" is used for artists who sacrifice their artistic integrity in order to appeal to larger audiences. Using it in this context is absolutely juvenile. And by "juvenile", I mean that you appear to be about 12 years old, and treat Team Liquid as some sort of league of superheroes, instead of the professional gaming team that it is.
Very true statement.
If, for example, Peyton Manning were traded/resigned to say the Dolphins for way more money (for god knows what reason), people wouldn't be like OMG what a sellout fuck him!!! They'd just see it as "Wow, sucks for the colts but good for him he's making way more money."
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TL users can display such a staggaring ignorance of the conditions that make for success in the real world (e.g., money). Any time a starcraft player gets a nice salary it is a good thing for everybody who likes esports.
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On August 16 2011 22:15 spawnzero wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:13 yeint wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. A professional gamer moving to a new team once his contract is up is not "selling out". The term "sellout" is used for artists who sacrifice their artistic integrity in order to appeal to larger audiences. Using it in this context is absolutely juvenile. And by "juvenile", I mean that you appear to be about 12 years old, and treat Team Liquid as some sort of league of superheroes, instead of the professional gaming team that it is. Very true statement. If, for example, Peyton Manning were traded/resigned to say the Dolphins for way more money (for god knows what reason), people wouldn't be like OMG what a sellout fuck him!!! They'd just see it as "Wow, sucks for the colts but good for him he's making way more money."
To be fair colts fans may well call him a sellout
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Trust me, eg iS reading this.
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I was asking for the specific tweet of question.
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Well, the super large amount of ))))))) thing is consistent. What it means, I don't know.
But I'm still going with some form of foreign alliance is in the making, maybe?
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On August 16 2011 22:14 Phayze wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:13 cdhstarbuck wrote:On August 16 2011 22:06 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 22:02 ExO_ wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. If you had a chance to make serious money playing a game you love, wouldn't you take it? You cannot hate HuK for moving to a team that is willing to pay much, much more than TL can afford. Edit: Or if you do, you are being very selfish. You think HuK should stay on TL just because you like TL more, regardless of what is better for him? 1) He is doing it for the money <-- Sellout or 2) He prefers EG team to Liquid/oGs <-- Not worthy to be looked up to Regardless, would be bad career path and he would lose fans. Making more money definitly would be a bad career move. Debate of long term vs short term semantics. Depends how long he plans on playing the game. I sure wont be near as much of a fan of HuK if he wasnt on liquid.
Yep. If he joins EG for a better salary but he moves to America or somesuch, I would consider that sacrificing his long term career for a better salary for now. OTOH if EG are also getting some arrangement with a Korean team or somesuch so his practice environment remains good, then it would be totally understandable.
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Guys, its "sell out" if liquid sold huk to another team which is not case in sc2 pro scene because things dont work like that.
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well, 31012 is the Zip Code for Georgia.. All I have at the moment...
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On August 16 2011 22:16 Tantaburs wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:15 spawnzero wrote:On August 16 2011 22:13 yeint wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. A professional gamer moving to a new team once his contract is up is not "selling out". The term "sellout" is used for artists who sacrifice their artistic integrity in order to appeal to larger audiences. Using it in this context is absolutely juvenile. And by "juvenile", I mean that you appear to be about 12 years old, and treat Team Liquid as some sort of league of superheroes, instead of the professional gaming team that it is. Very true statement. If, for example, Peyton Manning were traded/resigned to say the Dolphins for way more money (for god knows what reason), people wouldn't be like OMG what a sellout fuck him!!! They'd just see it as "Wow, sucks for the colts but good for him he's making way more money." To be fair colts fans may well call him a sellout
definitely
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On August 16 2011 22:16 UNeeK wrote:
Trust me, eg iS reading this.
I know right? this iS killing me )))))
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On August 16 2011 22:15 spawnzero wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:13 yeint wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. A professional gamer moving to a new team once his contract is up is not "selling out". The term "sellout" is used for artists who sacrifice their artistic integrity in order to appeal to larger audiences. Using it in this context is absolutely juvenile. And by "juvenile", I mean that you appear to be about 12 years old, and treat Team Liquid as some sort of league of superheroes, instead of the professional gaming team that it is. Very true statement. If, for example, Peyton Manning were traded/resigned to say the Dolphins for way more money (for god knows what reason), people wouldn't be like OMG what a sellout fuck him!!! They'd just see it as "Wow, sucks for the colts but good for him he's making way more money."
Except Colts fans 
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On August 16 2011 22:17 Lordwar wrote:
Guys, its "sell out" if liquid sold huk to another team which is not case in sc2 pro scene because things dont work like that.
You don't understand the meaning of the phrase sell-out.
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EG is footing the bill for more chairs at Raleigh!
EG taking a stand against sitting on floors.
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On August 16 2011 22:16 Yaotzin wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 22:14 Phayze wrote:On August 16 2011 22:13 cdhstarbuck wrote:On August 16 2011 22:06 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 22:02 ExO_ wrote:On August 16 2011 22:01 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:58 Stijx wrote:On August 16 2011 21:54 Krainer wrote:On August 16 2011 21:48 Abrafred wrote:
anyone else becoming an EG hater after this? I already am. But I will become a Huk hater. I just pray that it doesn't come to that. That's really sad. A sellout is a sellout. Plain and simple. If you had a chance to make serious money playing a game you love, wouldn't you take it? You cannot hate HuK for moving to a team that is willing to pay much, much more than TL can afford. Edit: Or if you do, you are being very selfish. You think HuK should stay on TL just because you like TL more, regardless of what is better for him? 1) He is doing it for the money <-- Sellout or 2) He prefers EG team to Liquid/oGs <-- Not worthy to be looked up to Regardless, would be bad career path and he would lose fans. Making more money definitly would be a bad career move. Debate of long term vs short term semantics. Depends how long he plans on playing the game. I sure wont be near as much of a fan of HuK if he wasnt on liquid. Yep. If he joins EG for a better salary but he moves to America or somesuch, I would consider that sacrificing his long term career for a better salary for now. OTOH if EG are also getting some arrangement with a Korean team or somesuch so his practice environment remains good, then it would be totally understandable.
But wat if he moves back to America because he misses his family? Would it still be selling out?
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it would be fantastic if tl, eg and dignitas formed a korean team named "Killing ESPORTS"
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