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Page 26 and onwards I will issue at least two day bans to anyone who clearly has not read the original topic post and the explanations contained therein. He was barred access to the event days before the actual event took place and used some random diamond player his account to try and get in anyway.
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On July 18 2011 14:48 marttorn wrote:Meh, that's lame, I think he should of handled it in a more mature way though (major that is). Just accept that you can't play in the tourney  Just a minor annoyance though, hope it won't cause too much bad PR for Sixjax.
Just a minor annoyance? Really? He was told he couldn't participate, then proceeded to break the rules and participate anyways by using someone else's account and smurfing his way through the tournament. Clan hopping, BMing, cheating in tournaments, how much more does he have to do before people realize what a jerk he is?
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I was never a fan of Major, but it is what it is.
He's just digging himself an even bigger hole, sadly.
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i feel bad for Artosis...
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On July 18 2011 14:55 Hentosai wrote:
i feel bad for Artosis...
I don't think anyone blames him, right?
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Major, you are killing esports, seriously.
No, really, do you people need to do a big deal out of everything?He acted childish(like he always does), got kicked out of the tournament, i dont see the need for a 20 page thread over this but i must be the only one.
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It looks minor that it was a situation born of miscommunication in a small SEA tourney, but the fact remains that Major smurfed his way into a tournament that he knew he was not permitted to play in. The scale of the tournament shouldn't matter - if he was smurfing into TSL after not qualifying, it would be a similar situation. You can't justify his actions whatsoever.
As for why SEA limits participants by region - SEA is one of the weakest servers, and most tournaments within the region want to provide tournament experience for the players on that server without letting them get overwhelmed by superior players that have far more tournaments available to them. This is the same mentality as TSL1/2 not allowing Koreans. There have been SEA tournaments that allowed fully open registrations (one of them being won by a ST progamer), but each tournament has its own rules and organizer.
Yes, you can argue that it creates less competition or limits skill, and I would agree with you, but I'm not the one organizing these - and the priority of the organizers is to create tournaments for the SEA community first and foremost.
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On July 18 2011 14:57 Probe1 wrote:I don't think anyone blames him, right?
I don't blame Artosis but I do feel bad that he chose Major to be on Sixjax because they were friends from BW.
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pretty sure artosis chose major to be on sixjax for his skills, not his personality/morals
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On July 18 2011 14:51 baby elephant wrote:
why dont you guys confront major at MLG anaheim?
What're you trying to say by that?
Is it that Major is so gosu that he should get away with everything?
Is it that SEA is just a small community so cares? We got some SEA boys heading over there I'm sure they can share a word or two with Major.
Please explain.
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Cant wait until he leavss the sc2 scene.
nothing but bad news from that child
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On July 18 2011 15:00 Maynarde wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2011 14:51 baby elephant wrote:
why dont you guys confront major at MLG anaheim? What're you trying to say by that? Is it that Major is so gosu that he should get away with everything? Is it that SEA is just a small community so cares? We got some SEA boys heading over there I'm sure they can share a word or two with Major. Please explain.
Chill out buddy, it was a simple question.
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muhahaha thank god you guys wernt around back in the sc1 days, this really isnt a big deal : D
not saying wat he did was right but when your like 16-17 you kinda just ignore your sense of judgement =], dont over blow the situation
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On July 18 2011 15:00 Maynarde wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2011 14:51 baby elephant wrote:
why dont you guys confront major at MLG anaheim? What're you trying to say by that? Is it that Major is so gosu that he should get away with everything? Is it that SEA is just a small community so cares? We got some SEA boys heading over there I'm sure they can share a word or two with Major. Please explain.
inb4 australian beatdown at mlg anaheim.
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On July 18 2011 15:01 TT1 wrote:
muhahaha thank god you guys wernt around back in the sc1 days, this really isnt a big deal : D
not saying wat he did was right but when your like 16-17 you kinda just ignore your sense of judgement =], dont over blow the situation
Thank you TT1. It really isn't a big deal I'm sure other pros have smurfed before as well he may have handled it incorrectly but it's not like he was crushing a bronze newbie tourney it was still skilled players.
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I hope some other tournaments ban this guy. He has been the epitome of unprofessional during his entire career. Im pretty sure it wont hurt the fan draw to lose the 7 fans he somehow managed to acquire.
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On July 18 2011 15:03 Sworn wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2011 15:01 TT1 wrote:
muhahaha thank god you guys wernt around back in the sc1 days, this really isnt a big deal : D
not saying wat he did was right but when your like 16-17 you kinda just ignore your sense of judgement =], dont over blow the situation Thank you TT1. It really isn't a big deal I'm sure other pros have smurfed before as well he may have handled it incorrectly but it's not like he was crushing a bronze newbie tourney it was still skilled players.
You do understand that at one time TT1 was a hacker right? So just because TT1 said so doesn't make it right.. or not that big of a deal..
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I know this thread is about major, but what happened to gerlan? I hope he wasn't punished as severely as major was, because all he did was trust major with his account. He even checked to make sure major wasn't signed up, so maybe he didn't see any harm in it. It looks like his intentions were NOT to cheat the system.
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Well I think it's a big deal...
and i've been around since the start of startcraft 2! Thats almost 1 year now! :p
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On July 18 2011 15:03 Sworn wrote:Show nested quote +On July 18 2011 15:01 TT1 wrote:
muhahaha thank god you guys wernt around back in the sc1 days, this really isnt a big deal : D
not saying wat he did was right but when your like 16-17 you kinda just ignore your sense of judgement =], dont over blow the situation Thank you TT1. It really isn't a big deal I'm sure other pros have smurfed before as well he may have handled it incorrectly but it's not like he was crushing a bronze newbie tourney it was still skilled players.
So breaking rules is not a big deal now? If TSL was restricted to non-Koreans and some Korean smurfed his way into the tournament would you say it's "not a big deal"?
The scale of the tourney does not matter, what's being discussed here is the integrity of said player who is breaking rules because he thinks he's entitled to it.
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