EPTIt's about time he got punished. He needs to grow up.
What happened in Korean stream just now. - Page 7
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
It's about time he got punished. He needs to grow up. | ||
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GGPope
Australia367 Posts
Both sides of this argument have made errors: GSL for using a poor format, and NaNiwa for disrespecting the league. That means that one side has no right to take control of the situation, because neither of them are in the right. There needs to be a mutual acceptance of every mistake made that led to this situation. This, to me, looks like a selfish way of dealing with the present circumstances. I do not like how this is turning out. | ||
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vali
Netherlands59 Posts
I feel offended when bomber dropes mules all the time, and when MC does his little taunt in GSTL pre match.. ban them too!!!!! I DEMAND GOM I DEMAND! | ||
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hahaimhenry
Canada368 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:54 Tachion wrote: You don't need written rules for basic/common etiquette. It's certainly not a rare occurrence for officials to make a personal judgement for fines/punishments for player actions in other sports. Um, he didn't break any rules so he shouldn't be completely taken out from Code S. I hope you realize Code S is the hardest tournament to get through, all he wants to do is be a good player. Actually, if you watch real sports, there are rules placed for EVERYTHING, as long as the players do not break any of the rules, they are not wrong. Please don't be a noob at both real sports and esports. | ||
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Lixo
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FXOpen
Australia1844 Posts
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KimJongIlJr
Korea (North)61 Posts
Subscription confirmed. | ||
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k!llua
Australia895 Posts
Add that with the Korean culture ... this was pretty much a given. | ||
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Remb
United States190 Posts
I feel like I lose interest in the legitimacy of GSL because GOM chose an easy cop-out to make its Korean viewers happy. The Blizzard Cup and the GSL Code S are separate entities and Naniwa broke none of the rules of play. | ||
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:59 sitromit wrote: Yeah, the reactions from people who were expecting Hero to 4-0 the group and those who were hoping for their beloved Stephano to qualify over DRG. Hero played as he always does, tried the WP sentry drops etc, DRG just shut it all down and outplayed him plain and simple. So, the commentators watching and mentioning it, and the viewers watching and writing about it were all wrong. If you take that position there's not much to be done. | ||
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RaiKageRyu
Canada4773 Posts
Or is it just temporary ban and he will retain his Code S next season? That seems fine too. But it's too unfair to pull him out completely and have him to start over. Hell, I won't be suprised if Naniwa leaves Korea now. | ||
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Ninjahoe
Sweden148 Posts
They should only give him a warning if anything, fucking stupid decision to make... | ||
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billz
United Kingdom63 Posts
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
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Phobbers
773 Posts
From the original GSL thread. - You must be at least 12 years old. - You must have your own Battle.net account. - You must fill out the registration form on the website. - You must be able to participate in the offline preliminaries. - GomTV can deny your participation if you are found unfit to be a gamer. Naniwa broke a rule, people get over it. He spit on Korean culture with his actions. He fucked up, simple as that. | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:44 Manifesto7 wrote: GOM TV, sinking to Naniwa's level. Sweet sweet drama. okay what about that shit happens in an OSL game ? the kid would be kicked out his pro team right upon leaving the studio edit : but then, it can't happen in an OSL ... | ||
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Grettin
42383 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:51 AnTiX wrote: Bye GSL. Naniwa is a fucking competitor not a puppet show. You fucking don't get it. Fucking amateurish Kor. I assume you mean Korea? Yup, thats why Korea is miles ahead compared to everyone else when it comes to E-sports. "Amateurish" is not the best word to describe Korea and E-sports. | ||
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Deleted User 137586
7859 Posts
So, thank you Gom for doing being overly harsh and I hope to see good games in the future. | ||
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
On December 14 2011 19:04 RaiKageRyu wrote: I wanted Naniwa to get punished a little bit... like falling to up/down seed instead of Code S or even Code A... But to lose it entirely? Is that what his is? Or is it just temporary ban and he will retain his Code S next season? That seems fine too. But it's too unfair to pull him out completely and have him to start over. Hell, I won't be suprised if Naniwa leaves Korea now. I think they took away his Code S plus banned him from partipaction in the upcoming next Code A + Code S. So I think he won't be in it until February or March when the #2 starts. It will be interesting to see if he decides to stay however or walks away. | ||
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Kazuki
Netherlands121 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:51 Ruscour wrote: What kind of question is that? Because the hosts of SotG had a different opinion that makes me wrong? What matters is the facts. NaNiwa made a stupid decision, I don't think anyone could dispute that, but to be punished for something that broke no rules is ludicrous. No, I'm kinda sad that people didn't see this coming. Naniwa just did something that was a bad move for someone who was intending on trying to break through in the GSL. If they don't put a stop to this by doing something like this, it'll never stop. Just play that damn last game 'normally', using two hands. | ||
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