EPTOn September 04 2007 12:03 Sadist wrote:
pathetic to do that shit to young people in especially in videogames.
pathetic to do that shit to young people in especially in videogames.
Casy "I have no choice" (Progaming Drama!) - Page 2
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Draco left before his apprenticeship ended. Discipline seems to be low what with players changing their name on a whim all the time. People who SHOULD change their names don't. They still can't get passable protosses. It just seems like a mess of a team. With Casy leaving, they're losing another veteran. While it has always had the image of the young scrappy team.. meh. Just seems bad. | ||
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infinity21
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Summary: To read an one-sided interview and make quick judgements about others is wrong. | ||
alffla
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whoever is wrong... poor casy >_< and i think we should make 5000+ custom made cheerfuls for casy to make him play lololol (as wizard said haha) | ||
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Axsynthe
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The life of Starcraft 24/7 seems tempting and all, but in the end you're left with no skills in the workforce. So the only option is to keep on playing SC, keep on playing SC.. | ||
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On September 04 2007 12:48 alffla wrote: wtf whoever is wrong... poor casy >_< and i think we should make 5000+ custom made cheerfuls for casy to make him play lololol (as wizard said haha) true dat | ||
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MuShu
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Sadist
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On September 04 2007 12:45 infinity21 wrote: Guys. Please stop bashing on the coach. In my opinion, FiFo posted the interview in an extremely biased and emotional way. Remember, an interview is a story from just one side. In Casy's view, he was treated extremely unfairly and unjustly by OGN. In reality, I don't think the coach was being a complete dick like the interview portrayed him. Perhaps the coach was at fault. But to assume that Casy is without fault is downright stupid. We can (and should, imo) form our opinions after we hear the statements from both sides: Casy and the OGN coaching staff. Summary: To read an one-sided interview and make quick judgements about others is wrong. even if casy acted like a homo, he deserves another chance. The coach is older and should know better, maybe have some serious talks with casy or whatever. Honestly to prevent someone from playing and kicking them off the team indefinately is bogus. Then to not allow them to transfer is just lame. He basically is ruining the mans life by not allowing him to earn a living. How old is casy? Hes got to be under 25, people make mistakes, teach him a lesson and let him back on. Sounds like the coach went on a power trip and is holding a vendetta against him. Obviously its one side to a story, but either way to not let him leave and preventing him from making money (and thereby forcing his hand to join the service) is disgusting | ||
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RebelHeart
New Zealand722 Posts
On September 04 2007 13:04 IntoTheWow wrote: I hope he gets in Ace. Why would this be a problem? Wouldn't it be like a 100% possibility considering he's better than most of the other ACE members? | ||
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Wizard
Poland5055 Posts
On September 04 2007 13:15 Sadist wrote: even if casy acted like a homo, he deserves another chance. The coach is older and should know better, maybe have some serious talks with casy or whatever. Honestly to prevent someone from playing and kicking them off the team indefinately is bogus. Then to not allow them to transfer is just lame. He basically is ruining the mans life by not allowing him to earn a living. How old is casy? Hes got to be under 25, people make mistakes, teach him a lesson and let him back on. Sounds like the coach went on a power trip and is holding a vendetta against him. Obviously its one side to a story, but either way to not let him leave and preventing him from making money (and thereby forcing his hand to join the service) is disgusting That being said, I think at this point in time it's stupid to consider this based on how the coach has reacted (of course, BASED on the interviews). | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On September 04 2007 13:15 Sadist wrote: even if casy acted like a homo, he deserves another chance. The coach is older and should know better, maybe have some serious talks with casy or whatever. Honestly to prevent someone from playing and kicking them off the team indefinately is bogus. Then to not allow them to transfer is just lame. He basically is ruining the mans life by not allowing him to earn a living. How old is casy? Hes got to be under 25, people make mistakes, teach him a lesson and let him back on. Sounds like the coach went on a power trip and is holding a vendetta against him. Obviously its one side to a story, but either way to not let him leave is appalling. I know what you're saying. But I still think it's wrong to bash only on the coach for doing something so cruel. After reading an interview of both Casy and coach Lee Myung-Geun, I'm still left in the dark. We don't know what Casy could have done that made his entire team, including the players and the coaching staff turn against him. We need details, details! | ||
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