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Wrath
3174 Posts
On February 01 2016 22:48 Isualin wrote: This sucks  He was one of the only two zergs i cheered for even against terrans. It looks serious but i hope gets cleared of these accusations somehowTo be fair, considering the Korean culture (some Korean TL can confirm please?), I'm not sure if he can find a decent job now... He doomed himself... | ||
Harem
United States11391 Posts
On February 01 2016 22:20 Elentos wrote: No, he was later prohibited from streaming there. He deleted his stream a while before that ban ever happened. That ban really only applied to Hwasin as he.was actively streaming at the time. | ||
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Riner1212
United States337 Posts
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phantomfive
Korea (South)404 Posts
On February 01 2016 21:20 WrathSCII wrote: You don't get it. Those who are caught in Match Fixing, are not allowed to stream or benefit in any way from the this game at all. The only way sAviOr is making money is by playing BW in China. . He can't stream on Afreeca or Twitch or anywhere KeSPA and Blizzard can reach. That's even better than I thought. If Life can play games in China. And I don't know how well Life speaks English, but if he wants my help setting up a streaming server, I will be more than happy to help him. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6236 Posts
On February 02 2016 02:16 WrathSCII wrote: To be fair, considering the Korean culture (some Korean TL can confirm please?), I'm not sure if he can find a decent job now... He doomed himself... In any country once you have a criminal record it becomes a lot harder to find a job. Especially if you're not well educated. Doesn't look like he has a bright future indeed. | ||
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insitelol
845 Posts
On February 02 2016 17:54 RvB wrote: In any country once you have a criminal record it becomes a lot harder to find a job. It's actually a discrimination. Well of course you are forbiden to enter some specific positions (usually somehow government or social related) with "certain" criminal history. But in 90% of the cases there is no legal barrier to be empolyed anywhere and an organization denying such a person may be fined for such actions appropriately. In korea it may be different ofc. | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
you were the chosen one | ||
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Gwavajuice
France1810 Posts
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Achmoulin
Sweden63 Posts
On February 23 2016 22:27 Gwavajuice wrote: Still no new? has he really been held in custody and under interogation for 1 month? No official statement from the accusation or his lawyer? No meeting with a judge? Less than a month. | ||
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Iksf
United Kingdom444 Posts
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evolsiefil
143 Posts
i just wanna know if i will see life playing sc2 again or not, because if not there is no reason for me to stick to sc2 anymore and i will just move on. | ||
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[PkF] Wire
France24217 Posts
On February 25 2016 06:48 evolsiefil wrote: its really stressing me out that there are no news at all.. like what the hell? yeah same, I hope we get some update on the case soon... | ||
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phodacbiet
United States1740 Posts
On February 02 2016 21:40 insitelol wrote: It's actually a discrimination. Well of course you are forbiden to enter some specific positions (usually somehow government or social related) with "certain" criminal history. But in 90% of the cases there is no legal barrier to be empolyed anywhere and an organization denying such a person may be fined for such actions appropriately. In korea it may be different ofc. Yes, but it's insanely hard to prove. For example, if an employer gets two applicants, and one of them has a criminal record, the employer can pick the one without a criminal record and say that he is more "qualified". How will anyone prove otherwise? It's extremely hard to do so, and very expensive as well if you want to take it to court. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany15986 Posts
On February 02 2016 02:16 WrathSCII wrote: To be fair, considering the Korean culture (some Korean TL can confirm please?), I'm not sure if he can find a decent job now... He doomed himself... I'm not sure employees don't want to have someone because he matchfixed in a computer game.. | ||
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rednusa
651 Posts
On February 24 2016 01:42 Iksf wrote: I still think there's a decent chance he's innocent. Life's play has always been kind of manic. We remember all the times where his weird methods got him wins no one else could have won, however he's had a lot of games in the past where his approach to the game has just left his play a messy trainwreck, losing games any other decent more standard zerg could have won easily. Combine this with some coincidence, I think it's possible. Not sure how likely but it's definitely possible. I don't think he was arrested based on watching his replays. I doubt that played any factor at all. On February 25 2016 06:48 evolsiefil wrote: i just wanna know if i will see life playing sc2 again or not, because if not there is no reason for me to stick to sc2 anymore and i will just move on. I've read many times on this forum that KeSPA bans players even if they're accused of matchfixing. Based on that, it's not likely that he'll return. I think you can safely move on. If he returns, I'm sure you'll find out one way or another. | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On February 25 2016 14:29 Charoisaur wrote: I'm not sure employees don't want to have someone because he matchfixed in a computer game.. I dunno, it's breaking the law and doesn't show good ethics if nothing else. Pretty sure it would be a factor. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On February 25 2016 17:16 Phredxor wrote: I dunno, it's breaking the law and doesn't show good ethics if nothing else. Pretty sure it would be a factor. Match-fixing is essentially a form of fraud, and moreover one which is usually connected to organized crime, so I'm sure employers take it seriously. On February 25 2016 17:08 rednusa wrote: I don't think he was arrested based on watching his replays. I doubt that played any factor at all. I've read many times on this forum that KeSPA bans players even if they're accused of matchfixing. Based on that, it's not likely that he'll return. I think you can safely move on. If he returns, I'm sure you'll find out one way or another. Since they haven't banned him yet I doubt they'd ban him unless he's found guilty and/or other serious developments in this case. They didn't ban Marineking when he was being investigated. | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On February 25 2016 14:29 Charoisaur wrote: I'm not sure employees don't want to have someone because he matchfixed in a computer game.. Well a lot of employers won't consider you if you have a criminal record. Whatever this is. | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
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ttt170680
9 Posts
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