EPTOn December 11 2010 20:53 weeeee wrote:
Leave the home team where everyone loves you to go to miami?
Leave the home team where everyone loves you to go to miami?
Is Miami EG?
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
Is Miami EG? | ||
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adrenaLinG
Canada676 Posts
as you can see by idra and select's response :D | ||
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KevinIX
United States2472 Posts
On December 11 2010 20:49 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: We disagree: Huk represents a team, community, sponsor, a game and is a professional athlete so things are not comparable to your own personal post game rage. He will be posting an explanation soon it was a big misunderstanding as can already be seen from Selects post. Well, whatever happens, I support HuK. | ||
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Azurea
United States19 Posts
On December 11 2010 20:54 adrenaLinG wrote: i think HuK was doing it in good humour. as you can see by idra and select's response :D Saying you will kill someone isnt reall good humour | ||
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bone577
Australia65 Posts
I can't tell you the amount of trash I would talk about and to my own friends in similar situations. Imagine if I was a SC2 pro and I did this while streaming to 2.5k people. It would be far worse than anything Huk has ever said. Wait for an explanation before you start sharpening your executioners axe. | ||
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Zips
United States146 Posts
[mod edit: no] Who would huk be, the top guy or the bottom? | ||
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adrenaLinG
Canada676 Posts
On December 11 2010 20:57 Azurea wrote: Saying you will kill someone isnt reall good humour to be fair, HuK was inviting him over, a more polite form of doing so | ||
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Vuridian
Canada30 Posts
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stevarius
United States1394 Posts
But that is besides the point.... no explanation makes this behavior justifiable as it should NOT happen. I can understand him being BM, but not giving a death threat no matter what the intention was or whether it existed. If you pull something like that in the US and it is reported, it is taken SERIOUSLY by the authorities involved and I know for a fact that Blizzard takes death threats and reports of people saying they will commit suicide seriously. | ||
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xenobius1982
Romania54 Posts
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Azurea
United States19 Posts
The same applies to Huk, but it wont be anything as severe, hopefully just a slap on the hand As much as people want to say this is a game, its not just a game for Huk, its a career | ||
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EliteReplay
Dominican Republic913 Posts
On December 11 2010 20:58 matty12h wrote: I support HuK as well, everyone rages at some point, I know it doesn't put a good face on TL but HuK isn't known for acting like this as far as I know. Hope TL just watches HuK in the future he is an amazing player and this isn't something that should be blown out of proportion. u say it all man, i dont see the deal with someone that maybe get angry for a while. | ||
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adrenaLinG
Canada676 Posts
On December 11 2010 21:01 stevarius wrote: Probably the bottom, but his pillow would be in the background ripped, exposed, and covered in blood. But that is besides the point.... no explanation makes this behavior justifiable as it should NOT happen. I can understand him being BM, but not giving a death threat no matter what the intention was or whether it existed. If you pull something like that in the US and it is reported, it is taken SERIOUSLY by the authorities involved and I know for a fact that Blizzard takes death threats and reports of people saying they will commit suicide seriously. yes but intentions still matter, and HuK wasnt being malicious so you cant obviously make this fiasco comparable to serious death threats i mean yesterday he was laddering and streaming and he would message all his opponents in all caps that he loved them and whether they loved him (FRIEND LOVE) <3 | ||
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
On December 11 2010 21:04 Azurea wrote: Think about it like this guys, if an athlete who is knowingly being viewed by people says he will kill someone, do you not expect there to be repercussions? The same applies to Huk, but it wont be anything as severe, hopefully just a slap on the hand Unless they are super famous with sponsors already, then no, nobody will really care. Teams should care about results and wins more than the view of their players, play to win, right? | ||
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Pooman
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adrenaLinG
Canada676 Posts
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KevinIX
United States2472 Posts
On December 11 2010 21:06 Pooman wrote: This is HuK's job. Which basically makes the people he trains with his coworkers. If I threatened to kill my coworkers I would get fired on the spot. This is different.There was 0 chance of anything real happening. And it was obvious he didn't mean it. | ||
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Azurea
United States19 Posts
On December 11 2010 21:06 Fa1nT wrote: Unless they are super famous with sponsors already, then no, nobody will really care. Teams should care about results and wins more than the view of their players, play to win, right? They play to win, but that doesnt mean threating to kill the opposing player cause they lost right. Remember teams have a public image, and having a player threating someone reflects on the team in some weird way. So results are nice, but being hated or looked down on by other teams is worst. | ||
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Pooman
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SubtleSense
Canada28 Posts
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