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JAE
YOON!!
a BBC article way back ..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/click_online/6252524.stm
Match-Fixing Scandal - Conclusion - Page 50
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aimaimaim
Philippines2167 Posts
MA JAE YOON!! a BBC article way back .. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/click_online/6252524.stm | ||
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Fumi
529 Posts
On May 21 2010 07:51 Sawajiri wrote: Hwasin's apology: + Show Spoiler + 죄 송합니다 I'm sorry. 죄송합니다. I'm sorry. 정말 죄송합니다. e스포츠 관계자분들과 구단분들, 그리고 무엇보다 우리 팀 동료들과 저를 지켜봐주시고 믿어주신 팬 여러분께 진심으로 머리숙여 죄송합니다. I'm really sorry. I apologize sincerely to everyone involved with and working in e-sports, and especially to my team mates and all my fans who've been watching me and believing in me. 감히 죄송하다는 말씀 드릴 자격도 없지만.. 가만히 있는 것은 더욱 도리가 아닌 것 같아, 이렇게 부끄러운 사죄의 글을 올립니다. I know I don't even have the right to apologize... I'm uploading this apology with the thought that keeping silent on the matter would be even worse. 어린 나이도 아니고, 한 순간의 실수였다고 용서를 빌 수 있는 일이 아니라는 거.. 알고 있습니다. 모두 한 순간의 유혹을 뿌리치지 못한 저의 잘못입니다. 정말 진심으로 후회하고 있습니다. At my age, I can't claim it was a moment's mistake and hope for forgiveness... I know that. It's my fault for not being able to resist the temptation of the moment. I'm regretting it from the bottom of my heart. 지난 7년간 수많은 분들이 저를 응원하고 아껴주신 것 알고 있는데.. 덕분에 겨우 지금까지 올 수 있었는데… 정말 제가 왜 그랬는지.. 제가 정말 어리석었습니다. I know that for the last 7 years, hundreds of people have been loving me and cheering for me... Thanks to them, I made it (as a progamer) until now.... why did I do this... I was so immature. 제 자신이 용서가 안 되는데, 이런 글 몇자로 여러분의 용서를 바랄 수도 없고, 제 죄를 덜 수도 없다는 걸 알지만… 그래도 진심으로 죄송하단 말씀 드립니다. I know that it's unforgiveable, that I can't expect to earn your forgiveness through a few letters, that it doesn't make my sin any better... But still. I will tell you how deeply sorry I am. 그 어떤 말로도.. 그간 저를 응원하고 아껴주신 분들께 충분히 사죄할 수 없겠지만… There are no words through which I could ever apologize enough to the people who've been supporting and loving me all this time. But... 정말. 정말.. 죄송합니다. Really. I'm really... sorry. Hwasin ;_; Make a few sexy photo shoots and we all forgive you! | ||
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KristianJS
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tomfle
7 Posts
On May 21 2010 08:03 sushiman wrote: Do tell me you are kidding. NaDa is THE most consistent player of all time, the first winner of the golden mouse, has been on countless TV-shows and have won a variety of tournaments for the last 9 years, one coinciding with the death of his dad. iloveoov could in his prime be compared to the Flash of today. That guy basically invented macro. In 2008 Saviors achievements were still fresh in memory and people thought he could make a comeback. That does not mean he's been as influental as two of the most important and inspiring progamers in the history of professional Starcraft, nor that he has had more fans or anything like it. NaDa is probably the most famous and well liked progamer after Boxer, and that says a lot. oov on the other hand is the apprentice that beat his master, which just so happens to be Boxer as well.  Savior will only be remembered as the cheating bastard that had a good run of a little more than two years a few years back. I was not kidding, and you seem to have missed the point. What I was saying is about those guys' FAME, or ICONIC IMAGES, not their skill. (Even though in terms of skill still I think Savior revolutionized SC at least as much as Nada or Oov did, if not more.) There is a reason for Savior's huge, and uncomparable, influence among ordinary SC fans, which you may have failed to notice. He is the only pro who ever standed on the top with a low APM. He was there, proving that this game can be played to its best even with a low APM. Considering that, compared to pros, most amateur players' problem is, prima facie, their APM, Savior's very existence is their redemption... As to how much this scandal will destroy his fame, that's another question. I for one certainly will respect him, if at all, much less as I did before, but to say Nada or Oov's fame WAS comparable to Savior's is indeed like a joke. | ||
Caos2
United States1728 Posts
On May 21 2010 05:05 Ryo wrote: Hwasin has apologised: Hwasin, at the risk of being warned **** you. You can just go to hell, you can go to hell and you die! [/Mr. Garrison] On May 21 2010 05:51 dukethegold wrote:Savior did "create" the word, "bonjwa". You're partially right. From Liquipedia: "In Stracraft, the name "bonjwa" was first used as a nickname for July. As a term to name a particularly dominant player, it was established during the sAviOr-era.[1]" | ||
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sushiman
Sweden2691 Posts
On May 21 2010 09:08 tomfle wrote: I was not kidding, and you seem to have missed the point. What I was saying is about those guys' FAME, or ICONIC IMAGES, not their skill. (Even though in terms of skill still I think Savior revolutionized SC at least as much as Nada or Oov did, if not more.) There is a reason for Savior's huge, and uncomparable, influence among ordinary SC fans, which you may have failed to notice. He is the only pro who ever standed on the top with a low APM. He was there, proving that this game can be played to its best even with a low APM. Considering that, compared to pros, most amateur players' problem is, prima facie, their APM, Savior's very existence is their redemption... As to how much this scandal will destroy his fame, that's another question. I for one certainly will respect him, if at all, much less as I did before, but to say Nada or Oov's fame WAS comparable to Savior's is indeed like a joke. You seem to have missed most of what I wrote. I specifically claimed that both oov and NaDa (especially him), are almost comparable to boxer in regard to their fame status. NaDa has over the years gathered much more fame than Savior ever has, and anyone that started watching pro-SC years before Savior rose to the top would not dispute this. As far as APM go, there has been many players with low APM doing well. IIRC Stork and Nal_rA both have had comparably low APM and still been on top. Savior isn't special in this regard, nor was his fame built upon it. Saying NaDa's fame is a joke compared to Saviors is just ignorant. | ||
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kyophan
United States113 Posts
You look so dumb right now Standin' outside my house Tryin' to apologize You're so ugly when you cry Please Just cut it out Don't tell me you're sorry, Cause you're not, And baby when I know, You're only sorry you got caught But you put on quite a show. Really had me goin' But now it's time to go, Curtain's finally closin'. That was quite a show. Very entertainin'. But it's over now. Go on and take a bow. | ||
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tomfle
7 Posts
On May 21 2010 09:43 sushiman wrote: You seem to have missed most of what I wrote. I specifically claimed that both oov and NaDa (especially him), are almost comparable to boxer in regard to their fame status. NaDa has over the years gathered much more fame than Savior ever has, and anyone that started watching pro-SC years before Savior rose to the top would not dispute this. As far as APM go, there has been many players with low APM doing well. IIRC Stork and Nal_rA both have had comparably low APM and still been on top. Savior isn't special in this regard, nor was his fame built upon it. Saying NaDa's fame is a joke compared to Saviors is just ignorant. You can't just blabla how good how famous Nada and Oov are compared to Savior. Let's talk about evidence. Besides the selection of the Olympic relayers (of course they picked out the most popular ones, that were Boxer and Savior, not Nada or Oov), in 2009 there was a so-called Heritage Match of E-star. Those players involved were all picked up by fans themselves, and if I remember correctly either Savior or Boxer got most votes, and votes for Oov was just fractional to Savior's, and Nada was even fewer (appreciate if someone can find a link about this). At that time Savior has already fallen--become part of the heritage, indeed--so you can't explain this away by saying it's just because Savior was still 'active' at that moment. As to Stork and Nal_rA, first their APM is not as low as Savior's, second they were never dominant for a considerable period of time. Like Nada and Oov, they were not as popular as Savior, but for reasons that are much more easy to see. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
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Kenpachi
United States9908 Posts
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dukethegold
Canada5645 Posts
Just because I read his interview and was kinda touched by his drive to achieve success. I feel nothing about all the other bastards, especially Savior. I was on board the "savior will destroy everyone in 2009" bandwagon too. | ||
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dtnmang
Vietnam752 Posts
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Vivi57
United States6599 Posts
is chalrenge somewhere in any of this? | ||
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baller
527 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/OouV2.jpg) credit to some korean photoshopper | ||
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boybitz699
Canada8 Posts
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ExO_
United States2316 Posts
On May 21 2010 13:00 baller wrote: credit to some korean photoshopper LOL@ROLL-EX | ||
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tomfle
7 Posts
On May 21 2010 12:25 dtnmang wrote: All that people will remember is the anticlimactic fall from grace of Savior. On the contrary, I think he will be forgotten soon. It's good for his fans, and kespa, and the promoters. People tend to do things that make themselves more comfortable, you know. | ||
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FranzF1
Chile1710 Posts
Probably to much love for the bad guys, that was a stupid thing to do but the worst thing is that idk what to believe... the final vs bisu?...T_T | ||
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ExO_
United States2316 Posts
On May 21 2010 13:03 tomfle wrote: On the contrary, I think he will be forgotten soon. It's good for his fans, and kespa, and the promoters. People tend to do things that make themselves more comfortable, you know. This is the first scandal on this scale in the world of starcraft esports. People won't just be able to forget that savior was at the heart of this. Do you honestly believe that when you hear "Savior" you'll remember all his great games and totally forget the part he played in this? | ||
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Wala.Revolution
7579 Posts
ACE Coach's official apology. Apologizes that someone in ACE has been linked to the scandals... nothing 'certain' about future of ACE has been set (apparently rumors of disbanding?). I, and the team would do our best for the remainder of the games... even if the next is the last. | ||
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