EPTRootPrincess/SixjaxMajor caught smurfing in tourny - Page 31
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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. Leave the racial bias at the door while you are at it as well pretty please. | ||
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Sega92
United States467 Posts
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RmoteCntrld
United States596 Posts
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ke_ivan
Singapore374 Posts
triple idiot tagged User was warned for this post | ||
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ke_ivan
Singapore374 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:27 TT1 wrote: if u were a masterful troll u would have just went for a short and sweet response such as triple idiot tagged Hey I gotta learn from some one... | ||
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Zaphid
Czech Republic1860 Posts
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aFF.TEEN
France99 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:24 Rannasha wrote: People have the wrong understanding of the term "discrimination". It means to distinguish between people based on characteristics that are not directly relevant. In a cup that has as goal to encourage SEA talent, the nationality of the participant is very relevant, so restricting it to SEA nationalities is everything but discrimination. Discrimination would be if everyone of age 23 would've been prevented from participating in this cup. (for example) Allow myself to enlighten you. Discrimination doesnt necessarily imply you distinguish based on irrevalent characteristics. Discrimination has a bad reputation, but this is abuse of an etymologically neutral word. | ||
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Maliris
Northern Ireland2557 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:25 x6Paramore wrote: "This event was specifically designed to encourage the SEA community to step up their game and embrace the global success of StarCraft 2 competitive eSports. Consider it an investment on my part. I inject money into the community, and the community produces higher quality gamers. Eventually these players will build the skills and confidence they need to represent SEA on the world stage (see: mOOnGLaDe). " Guess you didn't even read OP... idiot... If SEA players don't intend to compete with people who are actually good, like Koreans who are invited to every major tournament nowadays, then why the hell would $500 tournaments encourage them to actually train? Are we just gonna hold their hand forever? That wasn't too hard to comprehend now was it hmm? | ||
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Keype
Sweden455 Posts
On July 18 2011 16:40 Medrea wrote: I dunno to me it seems pretty obvious he didn't or still doesn't know what citizenship means and he is just trying to pass it off to look cool. Well to me it looked like he was playing dumb, how ever you might be right, as many people has stated before the rules were unclear about that part, but still it is not the first time we see this kind of behaivor from Major. | ||
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/klEcS.jpg) User was warned for this post | ||
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Bobble
Australia1493 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:31 Maliris wrote: If SEA players don't intend to compete with people who are actually good, like Koreans who are invited to every major tournament nowadays, then why the hell would $500 tournaments encourage them to actually train? Are we just gonna hold their hand forever? That wasn't too hard to comprehend now was it hmm? It's to entice SEA people to train harder and get better, that isn't hard to understand. EVENTUALLY, they will get good enough to really compete on the world scene, but not right now. | ||
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PresenceSc2
Australia4032 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:00 sixjaxMajor wrote: hi Really? You just be a smart ass and don't apologize? You BM/Stream cheat against Sheth and now lie your way into a only sea tourney? Well from all us Aussies, you sir are a total fuckwit  | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:16 travis wrote: Uh well of course it's not like he killed somebody but it's pretty damn bad for a professional player to be cheating. It's bad for sure, but there are worse forms of cheating. Should he be banned from that tournament? Sure. Should he be banned from other events? That's up to the community. | ||
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:28 RmoteCntrld wrote: who cares? the 30 pages before you. get out if you dont care. | ||
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[Erasmus]
Australia286 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:31 Maliris wrote: If SEA players don't intend to compete with people who are actually good, like Koreans who are invited to every major tournament nowadays, then why the hell would $500 tournaments encourage them to actually train? Are we just gonna hold their hand forever? That wasn't too hard to comprehend now was it hmm? Which is why gts (ST_KingKong) competed in and won the SC2SE AMasters cup a few weeks back, and played a great series against moonglade which he eventually won 3-2. He also then came back the next week for our community open, and lost to a SEA player... Competing with Koreans is a fantastic way to improve, as you so intelligently pointed out (also see ST_Ace coming out for the $10,000 NRG LAN in Sydney earlier this year). But it is also relevant to ensure that all the money doesn't just flood overseas, which will stop us from developing good players like moonglade. There are not many truly great players on SEA yet, but there are a lot with potential, and this tournament is to support them by offering prize money to the best local players. They have plenty of other tournaments (read: all of them) where they get to compete with koreans. You clearly don't know anything about the SEA SC2 scene. You need a good mix of international competition, and enough incentive/support to get locals to 'go pro' in order to actually succeed. | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:40 [Erasmus] wrote: Which is why gts (ST_KingKong) competed in and won the SC2SE AMasters cup a few weeks back, and played a great series against moonglade which he eventually won 3-2. He also then came back the next week for our community open, and lost to a SEA player... Competing with Koreans is a fantastic way to improve, as you so intelligently pointed out (also see ST_Ace coming out for the $10,000 NRG LAN in Sydney earlier this year). But it is also relevant to ensure that all the money doesn't just flood overseas, which will stop us from developing good players like moonglade. There are not many truly great players on SEA yet, but there are a lot with potential, and this tournament is to support them by offering prize money to the best local players. They have plenty of other tournaments (read: all of them) where they get to compete with koreans. You clearly don't know anything about the SEA SC2 scene. You need a good mix of international competition, and enough incentive/support to get locals to 'go pro' in order to actually succeed. Agreed. The point is to encourage SEA players to prepare for and play in tournaments, and there's less incentive to do so if the top dogs from other servers are playing and will probably take the top prizes no matter what you do. | ||
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oldahe
Austria534 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:27 TT1 wrote: if u were a masterful troll u would have just went for a short and sweet response such as triple idiot tagged Ei dúst nakhor hendúne ba púst User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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[Erasmus]
Australia286 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:43 Novalisk wrote: That's not the point of the tournament as I see it. The point is to encourage SEA players to prepare for and play in tournaments, and there's less incentive to do so if the top dogs from other servers are playing and will probably take the top prizes no matter what you do. Isn't that basically what I said... that some tournaments with stronger competition is good practice against the koreans, but you also need some tournaments to provide incentive for SEA players to win and take the prizes, which should help them support themselves spending time getting better at SC2? | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:37 Za7oX wrote: Really? You just be a smart ass and don't apologize? You BM/Stream cheat against Sheth and now lie your way into a only sea tourney? Well from all us Aussies, you sir are a total fuckwit Yeah what was up with that? He popped in so i was like oh ok something constructive is coming. Then nothing. I cant find what page its on, maybe he got temp banned for giving a one word reply. I mean its not like saying hi in a thread is very constructive. | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:46 [Erasmus] wrote: Isn't that basically what I said... that some tournaments with stronger competition is good practice against the koreans, but you also need some tournaments to provide incentive for SEA players to win and take the prizes, which should help them support themselves spending time getting better at SC2? Yeah it is, edited my post. | ||
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Pumaska
Finland71 Posts
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