FXO leaves sc2con organisation - Page 19

On August 14 2011 15:51 babylon wrote:

Oh, finally, some potential source of information. Who is this Juneo dude?

On August 14 2011 16:08 TheRabidDeer wrote:
Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely?

Is this a case of somebody gaining too much power and trying to abuse it?

On August 14 2011 16:10 CoR wrote:
how is the player accociation standing to sc2con ? that would be intresting for me

atm it seems sc2con is on the KESPA trip and that cant be the way it should run ...

On August 14 2011 14:05 DarkDolphin wrote:
You gotta do what you gotta do, Starcraft 2 is no longer "Just Korea" , if that was the case we would be run by the Evil Empire ( Kespa ) Good Job FXO.

-SC2CON = Evil Empire.

-FXO = Rebel Alliance :D

- On a more serious note, i believe the International teams, FXO, TL;, EG dignitas etc etc, Should start thinking of creating an organization, SC2CON / KESPA are not acceptable SC2 is not just Korea, we are no longer in Broodwar , in the times where the Evil Empire ruled the Kuprulu Sector.

-however something like SC2CON is needed but should not be exclusive or just Korea, such thing is unacceptable, GJ FXOBOSS. :D

-PS. : I officially declare SC2CON "EVIL EMPIRE" from now on.

On August 14 2011 16:16 Saraf wrote:


Looks like sometimes to get payed attention to you just have to kick down the door, huh? Good luck with the meeting; no matter the outcome you've got a fan in me. FXO Fighting!

On August 14 2011 15:55 JerKy wrote:
While you bring up a valid argument, you also have to realize FXO sorta did just walk into Korea and acquire a team without a deeper background understanding.

On August 14 2011 14:01 FXOpen wrote:
EDIT: BELOW IS BASED ON ONE PERSON ACTING ON BEHALF OF SC2CON AND IS NOT A REPRESENTATION OF THE KOREAN MANAGERS OR PLAYERS. HOWEVER SINCE THE ACTION WAS TAKEN ON BEHALF OF SC2CON, I HAVE GENERALISED


After my initial post. I have receieved alot of communication with the Korean community, including the person with whom FXO have had a huge problem with.

Although the acts that I perceived as threats and blackmail are still being perceived as such I have been requested to give a chance to the organisation, until we meet in Korea in September.

On August 14 2011 14:44 FXOpen wrote:


2 days ago, choya got a call at midnight with someone arguing with him about our team uniforms.

That enough for you? I try not to release too many details incase legalities ensue, and by mentioning the above statement, I can no longer use it in court if necessary as its been tainted by public knowledge. But since that was the least of if, it is an example.

When choya said "talk to Josh" i.e me. They wouldnt.

Whilst, of course honesty is a very big thing in any announcement, you have to understand there are legalities involved and posting every single thing can taint any legal case against someone.

On August 14 2011 16:26 Milkis wrote:
fml

On August 14 2011 15:30 Coldviolet wrote:
SlayerS is the only team that hasn't joined SC2con (yet, or never). I guess BoxeR and Jessica have foreseen what could go wrong, or at least have endless 'issues' with a group like this. I hereby hail the wisdom of the Emperor!

On August 14 2011 16:29 TDN3 wrote:


I guess Slayers' players don't sleep in bunk beds. I guess sponsor revenue would be divided among players? I don't think so. Jessica is a business woman and she can decide if and how much she would share revenue if she owns the team. Guess what happens if she would not share revenue with players? Who's going to stand behind the players? No one. No SC2con. Jessica is the one that makes decision whether to give out salary. Players can leave or stay.

I'm not saying Kespa or SC2con is bad or good. But, one thing I'm sure is that thanks to this organization that BW has been so big as an esport. It's not Boxer that created esport. It's an organization that created and organized esport. That's the reason foreign BW wasn't big; they weren't organized. I know a lot of you guys don't wanna hear it; but it's the truth that things need to be organized and rules must be enforced, either it's a country, company, or any organization. Things grow because of effective organization; and Kespa is an example of this. Every organization has a boss; and that boss is sometimes bossy. But, a bossy Kespa has helped grow esport more than all the loose foreign community combined.

Now, imagine there's a foreign esport organization that has rules to be enforced that consists of all foreign teams; and this organization decides to pull all the teams together for a discussion and say: "we're gonna create an SC2 league based in Los Angeles and we hope participating teams to build team house around the LA area; we don't wanna have all the little online and weekend tournaments anymore; we want one big professional league with monthly tournament like Gomtv or protentially, like MLB, NBA,...".

On August 14 2011 16:27 FXOpen wrote:
I am understanding of business in Korea. Everyone deserves to be heard out. So I will do so on my own terms. There will be no booze or korean bbq involved, thats for sure.