EPTReally emphasized how delicate of a balance E-Sports is on :/
[TL Subs] After Talk - Betting Scandal - Page 9
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FragKrag
United States11549 Posts
Really emphasized how delicate of a balance E-Sports is on :/ | ||
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Dr_Strange
United States80 Posts
I love the guy eating. He just wouldn't stop. When he takes a break you can see him eying the food. | ||
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omninmo
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FragKrag
United States11549 Posts
On May 24 2010 15:19 omninmo wrote: these people are professional entertainers/actors. Also, to pretend as though they didn't know abou this... is disingenuous to say the least. To say Kingdom and iloveoov are professional actors is a bit much, no? | ||
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The_Voidless
United States184 Posts
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shinigami
Canada423 Posts
However, this betting scandal truly hurt everyone on an emotional level. It doesn't help that the early pro-gaming era was, indeed, built on blood, sweat, and tears (aka Ideal Space, now Hwaseung Oz). Personally, I think the middle man's (Uhm Jaegyung?) reasoning is correct, and that the left's (Kim Carrier?) is too radical. In the end, you can't stop cheating permanently... The system will need time to be able to filter it out effectively enough for cheating to be unlucrative. | ||
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Radical
United States481 Posts
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astalkulo
United States444 Posts
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decemvre
Romania639 Posts
New prison inmates pro-gaming team !!! ^____^; | ||
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
"Our image has been terribly, terribly damaged" Was that intentional? Boxer so epically handsome <3 Oov so gorilla <3 Even though I'm sad about the situation i think scandals like these are marks of the growth of an industry, and I'm very uplifted because of how many people showed up to the OSL finals. | ||
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pyrogenetix
United Arab Emirates5091 Posts
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bovi
Japan208 Posts
most impressed with what iloveoov had to say. wished they had an interview with nal_ra! | ||
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CynanMachae
Canada1459 Posts
Hoped to see Nalra tho | ||
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Lawliet
United States70 Posts
I'm a little troubled by what the guy on the left says. When he says a what these cheaters did was like stabbing the community he specifically uses the word "bisu". It's not inappropriate or anything but it is a big archaic for casual conversation..... kind of feels like he uses that word specific as a hint... This would really suck because he was the guy who inspired me to play tos..... Also for people who don't really get it. In Korea respect (especially for your elders, upperclassmen, and people in position of power) is really, really important. So is public image. So essentially this not only ruined the previous generation's public image, it basically ruined everything they have done to get e-sports more seriously. It's really sad that these people who worked hard over a decade has all their work ruined and they're the ones apologizing and asking for people to believe in the community while the people who are at fault will just get slaps on the wrist and walk away with their image intact. | ||
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skronch
United States2717 Posts
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On May 24 2010 16:49 Lawliet wrote: Great translation guys. I cough a few minor things here and there but you got the overall message through. I'm a little troubled by what the guy on the left says. When he says a what these cheaters did was like stabbing the community he specifically uses the word "bisu". It's not inappropriate or anything but it is a big archaic for casual conversation..... kind of feels like he uses that word specific as a hint... This would really suck because he was the guy who inspired me to play tos..... Also for people who don't really get it. In Korea respect (especially for your elders, upperclassmen, and people in position of power) is really, really important. So is public image. So essentially this not only ruined the previous generation's public image, it basically ruined everything they have done to get e-sports more seriously. It's really sad that these people who worked hard over a decade has all their work ruined and they're the ones apologizing and asking for people to believe in the community while the people who are at fault will just get slaps on the wrist and walk away with their image intact. Don't worry about Bisu, I'm pretty sure he's legit, as he's in Oldboy Ep 10, which was aired immediately after this show was. | ||
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Serpico
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RA
Latvia791 Posts
Action has to be taken, damage has been done, but it's not a shame on everyone, those who are involved should be punished. How? They have their own people to decide the means of punishment. And how the video is presented isn't most appealing for me, talking while eating feels rude, even inapropriate. For me it's just a hype and bla-bla. Everything is going to be solved and it's going to be ok. P.S. Huge thanks for translation and editing. Any insight is good  | ||
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Latham
9558 Posts
It's good to see that a lot of people despite all of this, came to see the finals. I really didn't imagine the magnitude or the scale that this crime would affect before watching this. I really hope people will come to the MSL finals too, and that E-Sports will somehow recover and live on. | ||
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