EPT[TL Subs] After Talk - Betting Scandal - Page 7
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RYZmooN
Canada575 Posts
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IntoTheWow
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minus_human
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Lightningbullet
United States507 Posts
On May 24 2010 09:37 TossNub wrote: on the subtitles, there were a few places it was a bit off.. just saying. LOL XD | ||
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chongu
Malaysia2600 Posts
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mmp
United States2130 Posts
Out with the old, in with the new. | ||
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pR0gR4m3R
Spain1446 Posts
He was saying that if the audience in the Korean Air OSL Finals is poor, thats the death of Esports... but, what can we say when that hangar had 12.000 people enjoying the finals??? People still believe and will support This crisis will pass by, and there will be an importante lesson to be remembered for a long time, not to repeat these mistakes | ||
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domane
Canada1606 Posts
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Garaman
United States556 Posts
wow. kang min was hella pissed boxer's explanation of how he tailored his games so that his fan could enjoy it.. this disaster is just bad. i hope they can recover from this scandal. however, i feel like they really overlook the fact that these players are playing like 80+ hours a week for no pay but just living expenses and food if you are just regular players, and a small stipend if you are a-teamer. i can feel the need to make some more money since you are wasting your life away for nothing unless you are a huge name progamer. its just disgusting... i dont even know. yes the video explained the conditions are better than it used to be, but still, they aren't that great. it is basically child labor for free. but then again, i cant stand that big names actually partook in the game rigging. i mean come the fuck on man... | ||
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aimaimaim
Philippines2167 Posts
On May 24 2010 10:12 Garaman wrote: i mean come the fuck on man... This last sentence is awesome :D | ||
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KameZerg
Sweden1772 Posts
 sAviOr at 4:19, you can hear him say "ae yoon" at the end of the beepBut otherwise, i dont believe that they (the commentators) didnt know squat about the whole "scandal" issue. If youve been involved in the esports scene for 10 years, its hard to belive you would have missed something like that. | ||
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Initial_H.C.
Canada560 Posts
To all honest gamers... Fighting~! | ||
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Sadistx
Zimbabwe5568 Posts
"Get rid of gambling sites", "the original sin was always there". Oh yeah good idea dumbass, society needs its vices, there will always be people who overstep boundaries and if it was so easy to get rid of it forever, it would have been done already. "I'd like to give them a life sentence". Yeah, another great idea smartass, way to paint yourself as a vengeful moron from a 3rd world country with no sense of proportion or justice. Maybe you want to splash acid in their faces too? Don't get me wrong, they should be punished, but leave that to the courts. From their commentary you'd think South Korea was financially defrauded of billions of dollars the same way Wall Street defrauded the US, but it was just some kids throwing a bunch of games. Soccer matches have arguments about coach bribing every year. Does the soccer scene die? | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 24 2010 10:17 ICanFlyLow wrote: Kim Carrier mentions sAviOr at 4:19, you can hear him say "ae yoon" at the end of the beepBut otherwise, i dont believe that they (the commentators) didnt know squat about the whole "scandal" issue. If youve been involved in the esports scene for 10 years, its hard to belive you would have missed something like that. I don't know about the commentators specifically, but it seems like the whole reaction has been to paint a "few bad apples" when really, there are a lot more people involved. I don't mean that many more people were betting, but that people were complicit by knowing about it and doing nothing. Maybe they were hoping it'd get swept under the rug like with Major League Baseball. | ||
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Scaramanga
Australia8093 Posts
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34504 Posts
Thanks for the translation. | ||
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Fumi
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On May 24 2010 10:29 Sadistx wrote: I honestly think the commentators are waaay too butthurt about this, their personal jobs aren't in question, the whole e-sports scene isn't going to disappear overnight because of 7-8 progamers that fixed a few matches. "Get rid of gambling sites", "the original sin was always there". Oh yeah good idea dumbass, society needs its vices, there will always be people who overstep boundaries and if it was so easy to get rid of it forever, it would have been done already. "I'd like to give them a life sentence". Yeah, another great idea smartass, way to paint yourself as a vengeful moron from a 3rd world country with no sense of proportion or justice. Maybe you want to splash acid in their faces too? Don't get me wrong, they should be punished, but leave that to the courts. From their commentary you'd think South Korea was financially defrauded of billions of dollars the same way Wall Street defrauded the US, but it was just some kids throwing a bunch of games. Soccer matches have arguments about coach bribing every year. Does the soccer scene die? They're just telling us how they feel. You have no right of coming here and calling them dumbasses, they worked really hard for it and put a lot of trust in those players, it's their passion, of course they're gonna be mad. Of course they know "life sentence" isn't reasonable, they're just voicing their feelings. And it's not about their jobs being in question or anything silly like that, they actually explained how "fragile" the scene can be, it's not even fair to compare it to soccer. Sponsors barely make any money and they can just destroy the whole thing with a snap of their fingers. I'm pretty sure they're feeling good now though, after seeing the absurd amount of people in the OSL finals. People just won't abandon the scene. Anyway, here's hoping for more big sponsors in the future and more and more (real) great games. I want Defconn performing in the next OSL. | ||
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29 fps
United States5725 Posts
thank you, sub team! this was very informative! | ||
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starsDC
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
edit: It's really sad that the commentators had to apologize for something they didn't even do. | ||
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