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Girondelle
France969 Posts
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ninjamyst
United States1903 Posts
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bonifaceviii
Canada2890 Posts
On November 24 2012 07:14 BrassMonkey27 wrote: What did Ret do to throw the game? He had the audacity to have an emotional breakdown during a major tournament which affected his performance and decision-making in the game. For shame! | ||
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BrassMonkey27
Canada616 Posts
On November 24 2012 07:44 bonifaceviii wrote: He had the audacity to have an emotional breakdown during a major tournament which affected his performance and decision-making in the game. For shame! That doesn't explain what happened though, I'm genuinely curious what the fuss is all about. | ||
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TechNoTrance
Canada1007 Posts
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chocopan
Japan986 Posts
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
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StarCraft2
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Nillinch
Poland147 Posts
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
On November 24 2012 07:46 BrassMonkey27 wrote: That doesn't explain what happened though, I'm genuinely curious what the fuss is all about. he kept talking about random stuff during the game while making pretty much nothing but speedbanes and suiciding them into buildings and impossible/nonsensical engagments while building hatcheries everywhere etc it was quite clear what he was doing | ||
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wwowz
Canada156 Posts
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ShamansForest
United States21 Posts
 , I had a good laugh after it all. | ||
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Hejie023
Canada2 Posts
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garbanzo
United States4046 Posts
At Dreamhack, he played against NightEnd for the chance to advance past the group stages. Ret lost the first game and at the start of the second game he paused to ask the admins about his chances of advancement. The pause went on for a few minutes while they decided. Ret learned, but didn't tell anyone (e.g. viewers, casters, NightEnd), that having lost the first game, NaNiwa was going to advance no matter what. He then went ling/baneling all-in and made some questionable decisions with continuously throwing his units against forcefields instead of possibly more useful things, e.g. killing the third base. After losing all his units, and when it was clear that NightEnd had held the all-in, Ret expanded 5 times and continuously made only lings and banelings. During this entire time nobody really knew that this game meant absolutely nothing because Dreamhack's tie-break rules meant that NaNiwa was advancing no matter what. Apollo had erroneously announced that if NightEnd won the 2nd game then he would advance instead of NaNiwa. | ||
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spmarC
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Anomi
Sweden149 Posts
On November 24 2012 04:31 Liquid`Ret wrote: Hey everyone. I've had time to cool my emotions and talk to a lot of people about what happened between me and nightend, and I realize that what I did was very wrong. I disappointed the people watching the stream, my fans, nightends fans, Dreamhack, the casters, ESPORTS itself. My actions are detrimental to our lovely sport, and if other people would have the same kind of attitude, then nobody would even bother to watch SC2. I have recently gone through a lot of stuff, changes in my life and even though it's no excuse I am not ashamed to admit that I have probably been through one of the most emotional weeks of my life. All I really wanted was to play good starcraft as a way to escape from everything that has been going on in my head. There was nothing I wanted more than to advance to the ro12, and after failing that mission after losing game 1, I literally broke down. I sat there in my chair almost crying, and sadness took over me completely. Because of that I didn't bring what I should have brought to the 2nd game of the BO3 series. I want to apologize. I really feel bad about what happened, and even though I can't change what happened I can promise you it will never happen again. In 10 years of playing SC1/SC2 tournaments I have never thrown a game or acted like I did against nightend. But it is what it is, it happened and I can't change it. I can only ask for forgiveness and move forward after this and I'll try my best to do a better job at competing. To my team, my peers, and the people watching, I'm sorry. I also hate the fact that im taking attention away from all the great sc2 games, so please cheer for the remaining players. To be honest I was a bit angry about how you decided to handle the situation, but the only thing i myself would ask of u when doing something like that is that you realize the wrong doing and apologies. Since you done that I don’t have anything to be angry about anymore. I hope you remember that there are people like me that don’t only watch you because of your wins. I like to watch your games because I know you will always provide entraining good games no matter where you play or who you play. I wish you luck in the future and you should always remember that you have allot of support not because of your wins but because of who you are as a player, and let me tell you that you’re great one. So no more shit like this from you I hope | ||
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See.Blue
United States2673 Posts
On November 24 2012 04:31 Liquid`Ret wrote: Hey everyone. I've had time to cool my emotions and talk to a lot of people about what happened between me and nightend, and I realize that what I did was very wrong. I disappointed the people watching the stream, my fans, nightends fans, Dreamhack, the casters, ESPORTS itself. My actions are detrimental to our lovely sport, and if other people would have the same kind of attitude, then nobody would even bother to watch SC2. I have recently gone through a lot of stuff, changes in my life and even though it's no excuse I am not ashamed to admit that I have probably been through one of the most emotional weeks of my life. All I really wanted was to play good starcraft as a way to escape from everything that has been going on in my head. There was nothing I wanted more than to advance to the ro12, and after failing that mission after losing game 1, I literally broke down. I sat there in my chair almost crying, and sadness took over me completely. Because of that I didn't bring what I should have brought to the 2nd game of the BO3 series. I want to apologize. I really feel bad about what happened, and even though I can't change what happened I can promise you it will never happen again. In 10 years of playing SC1/SC2 tournaments I have never thrown a game or acted like I did against nightend. But it is what it is, it happened and I can't change it. I can only ask for forgiveness and move forward after this and I'll try my best to do a better job at competing. To my team, my peers, and the people watching, I'm sorry. I also hate the fact that im taking attention away from all the great sc2 games, so please cheer for the remaining players. And I think I can speak for most people when I say we respect you for owning it. You always have your fans dude. Keep pluggin and good luck | ||
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leandroqm
Netherlands874 Posts
On November 24 2012 04:31 Liquid`Ret wrote: I also hate the fact that im taking attention away from all the great sc2 games, so please cheer for the remaining players. I disagree! Your games were awesome, a lot of other games were awesome too... Honestly? A few hours after what happened, I coudlnt even remember what happened anymore. It was not that HUGE like you might be thinking. You still got my support, man! Life will treat you right when you allow yourself to be on your best shape. Go for it! | ||
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baba1
Canada355 Posts
We are all humans | ||
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Adersick
United States216 Posts
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