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Saint Crispin's speech.
~2:40
"THE FRENCH ARE COMING"
*looks at HuK's video*
"HEY EVERYONE I'M ARTOSIS AND THIS IS HUK FROM MILLENIUM
EG.Stephano. I'm tellin' y'all, its EG.Stephano.
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On October 19 2011 21:17 KvltMan wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:10 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:06 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:01 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 20:57 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 20:40 k1mjee wrote:
sAviOr and iloveoov to come out of retirement and join EG. Don't think that you're serious, but no team would benefit from obtaining savior, given the fact that he is perma-banned from GOM TV events.. You know what that doesn't include? Just about everything else. I would love for sAviOr to come to foreigner events. I hardly think that that would benefit EG in the long run, he's already past his prime and given the fact that most other Koreans at the events that are actually making a splash are old BW-players sAviOr would definitely not be received with much love... That, and also having to basically "move" in order to attend events would be somewhat too expensive and probably not appreciated by both parts. Boxer is past his prime, Puma doesn't get much love, and Puma would attend the same events. They're already doing it. PuMa never threatened modern BW, and you might be right about BoxeR, but how much success has he actually seen through his SC2-career? BoxeR is alo still credited for being one of the "founders" of modern SC, and whislt sAviOr helped to build himself a legacy of greatness, he risked it instead and was found in of the biggest scandals in e-sports history. that is nothing that events, organizers, and last but not least, other Koreans will turn a blind eye to. Also, most people seem to dislike PuMa due to the fact that he 1/1/1s a lot, and that he also happened to be in a bad spot when he switched teams. Not all too different from CoCa, but really nothing big.
So then why shouldn't he compete again? I'm still missing it. He match-fixed, he almost went to fricken jail because of the legality in SKorea, and he's banned by GOM and Kespa. But that's it.
Nothing wrong with letting him compete again, and it's not like there wouldn't be a watchdog over his shoulder. In fact, it would be a travesty to just completely disallow one of the greatest players of all time from playing again.
PuMa actually got a lot of hate from netizens because of the team switch, his play is a cherry on top.
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United Kingdom10823 Posts
On October 19 2011 21:30 Hnnngg wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:17 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:10 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:06 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:01 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 20:57 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 20:40 k1mjee wrote:
sAviOr and iloveoov to come out of retirement and join EG. Don't think that you're serious, but no team would benefit from obtaining savior, given the fact that he is perma-banned from GOM TV events.. You know what that doesn't include? Just about everything else. I would love for sAviOr to come to foreigner events. I hardly think that that would benefit EG in the long run, he's already past his prime and given the fact that most other Koreans at the events that are actually making a splash are old BW-players sAviOr would definitely not be received with much love... That, and also having to basically "move" in order to attend events would be somewhat too expensive and probably not appreciated by both parts. Boxer is past his prime, Puma doesn't get much love, and Puma would attend the same events. They're already doing it. PuMa never threatened modern BW, and you might be right about BoxeR, but how much success has he actually seen through his SC2-career? BoxeR is alo still credited for being one of the "founders" of modern SC, and whislt sAviOr helped to build himself a legacy of greatness, he risked it instead and was found in of the biggest scandals in e-sports history. that is nothing that events, organizers, and last but not least, other Koreans will turn a blind eye to. Also, most people seem to dislike PuMa due to the fact that he 1/1/1s a lot, and that he also happened to be in a bad spot when he switched teams. Not all too different from CoCa, but really nothing big. So then why shouldn't he compete again? I'm still missing it. He match-fixed, he almost went to fricken jail because of the legality in SKorea, and he's banned by GOM and Kespa. But that's it. Nothing wrong with letting him compete again, and it's not like there wouldn't be a watchdog over his shoulder. In fact, it would be a travesty to just completely disallow one of the greatest players of all time from playing again. PuMa actually got a lot of hate from netizens because of the team switch, his play is a cherry on top.
Just wanna add to this, because the SC community has forgiven players in the past for cheating, TT1 comes to mind
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Netherlands45349 Posts
You mean the Foreign SC community has forgiven players for cheating.
There was a shitstorm in Korea when it was even known that Saviour and Luxury were streaming BW games.
And TT1's cheating is laughable compared to the grand scale to what Saviour and co did.
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sase+stephano+eg to compete in gstl ! i wish 
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Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2.
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On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2.
Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them.
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On October 19 2011 21:31 Hassybaby wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:30 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:17 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:10 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:06 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:01 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 20:57 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 20:40 k1mjee wrote:
sAviOr and iloveoov to come out of retirement and join EG. Don't think that you're serious, but no team would benefit from obtaining savior, given the fact that he is perma-banned from GOM TV events.. You know what that doesn't include? Just about everything else. I would love for sAviOr to come to foreigner events. I hardly think that that would benefit EG in the long run, he's already past his prime and given the fact that most other Koreans at the events that are actually making a splash are old BW-players sAviOr would definitely not be received with much love... That, and also having to basically "move" in order to attend events would be somewhat too expensive and probably not appreciated by both parts. Boxer is past his prime, Puma doesn't get much love, and Puma would attend the same events. They're already doing it. PuMa never threatened modern BW, and you might be right about BoxeR, but how much success has he actually seen through his SC2-career? BoxeR is alo still credited for being one of the "founders" of modern SC, and whislt sAviOr helped to build himself a legacy of greatness, he risked it instead and was found in of the biggest scandals in e-sports history. that is nothing that events, organizers, and last but not least, other Koreans will turn a blind eye to. Also, most people seem to dislike PuMa due to the fact that he 1/1/1s a lot, and that he also happened to be in a bad spot when he switched teams. Not all too different from CoCa, but really nothing big. So then why shouldn't he compete again? I'm still missing it. He match-fixed, he almost went to fricken jail because of the legality in SKorea, and he's banned by GOM and Kespa. But that's it. Nothing wrong with letting him compete again, and it's not like there wouldn't be a watchdog over his shoulder. In fact, it would be a travesty to just completely disallow one of the greatest players of all time from playing again. PuMa actually got a lot of hate from netizens because of the team switch, his play is a cherry on top. Just wanna add to this, because the SC community has forgiven players in the past for cheating, TT1 comes to mind
Did you seriously compare TT1 maphacking to what sAviOr did?
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On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2.
he really did ? I thought it was a suspended sentence + a big fine
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On October 19 2011 21:47 RPR_Tempest wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:31 Hassybaby wrote:On October 19 2011 21:30 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:17 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:10 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:06 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:01 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 20:57 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 20:40 k1mjee wrote:
sAviOr and iloveoov to come out of retirement and join EG. Don't think that you're serious, but no team would benefit from obtaining savior, given the fact that he is perma-banned from GOM TV events.. You know what that doesn't include? Just about everything else. I would love for sAviOr to come to foreigner events. I hardly think that that would benefit EG in the long run, he's already past his prime and given the fact that most other Koreans at the events that are actually making a splash are old BW-players sAviOr would definitely not be received with much love... That, and also having to basically "move" in order to attend events would be somewhat too expensive and probably not appreciated by both parts. Boxer is past his prime, Puma doesn't get much love, and Puma would attend the same events. They're already doing it. PuMa never threatened modern BW, and you might be right about BoxeR, but how much success has he actually seen through his SC2-career? BoxeR is alo still credited for being one of the "founders" of modern SC, and whislt sAviOr helped to build himself a legacy of greatness, he risked it instead and was found in of the biggest scandals in e-sports history. that is nothing that events, organizers, and last but not least, other Koreans will turn a blind eye to. Also, most people seem to dislike PuMa due to the fact that he 1/1/1s a lot, and that he also happened to be in a bad spot when he switched teams. Not all too different from CoCa, but really nothing big. So then why shouldn't he compete again? I'm still missing it. He match-fixed, he almost went to fricken jail because of the legality in SKorea, and he's banned by GOM and Kespa. But that's it. Nothing wrong with letting him compete again, and it's not like there wouldn't be a watchdog over his shoulder. In fact, it would be a travesty to just completely disallow one of the greatest players of all time from playing again. PuMa actually got a lot of hate from netizens because of the team switch, his play is a cherry on top. Just wanna add to this, because the SC community has forgiven players in the past for cheating, TT1 comes to mind Did you seriously compare TT1 maphacking to what sAviOr did?
I know, he's goddamn sAviOr. I can't believe he compared TT1 to sAviOr.
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On October 19 2011 21:47 RPR_Tempest wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:31 Hassybaby wrote:On October 19 2011 21:30 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:17 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:10 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:06 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:01 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 20:57 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 20:40 k1mjee wrote:
sAviOr and iloveoov to come out of retirement and join EG. Don't think that you're serious, but no team would benefit from obtaining savior, given the fact that he is perma-banned from GOM TV events.. You know what that doesn't include? Just about everything else. I would love for sAviOr to come to foreigner events. I hardly think that that would benefit EG in the long run, he's already past his prime and given the fact that most other Koreans at the events that are actually making a splash are old BW-players sAviOr would definitely not be received with much love... That, and also having to basically "move" in order to attend events would be somewhat too expensive and probably not appreciated by both parts. Boxer is past his prime, Puma doesn't get much love, and Puma would attend the same events. They're already doing it. PuMa never threatened modern BW, and you might be right about BoxeR, but how much success has he actually seen through his SC2-career? BoxeR is alo still credited for being one of the "founders" of modern SC, and whislt sAviOr helped to build himself a legacy of greatness, he risked it instead and was found in of the biggest scandals in e-sports history. that is nothing that events, organizers, and last but not least, other Koreans will turn a blind eye to. Also, most people seem to dislike PuMa due to the fact that he 1/1/1s a lot, and that he also happened to be in a bad spot when he switched teams. Not all too different from CoCa, but really nothing big. So then why shouldn't he compete again? I'm still missing it. He match-fixed, he almost went to fricken jail because of the legality in SKorea, and he's banned by GOM and Kespa. But that's it. Nothing wrong with letting him compete again, and it's not like there wouldn't be a watchdog over his shoulder. In fact, it would be a travesty to just completely disallow one of the greatest players of all time from playing again. PuMa actually got a lot of hate from netizens because of the team switch, his play is a cherry on top. Just wanna add to this, because the SC community has forgiven players in the past for cheating, TT1 comes to mind Did you seriously compare TT1 maphacking to what sAviOr did?
His point, which is fair, is that just because he cheated/did something illegal doesn't mean he can't be forgiven or at least allowed to compete. Athletes in other sports have used performance enhancing drugs, match fixing or whatever and then come back to play and win. Sure there will always people looking down at them but it's not like life time bans are the norm.
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On October 19 2011 21:47 RPR_Tempest wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:31 Hassybaby wrote:On October 19 2011 21:30 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:17 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:10 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 21:06 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 21:01 Hnnngg wrote:On October 19 2011 20:57 KvltMan wrote:On October 19 2011 20:40 k1mjee wrote:
sAviOr and iloveoov to come out of retirement and join EG. Don't think that you're serious, but no team would benefit from obtaining savior, given the fact that he is perma-banned from GOM TV events.. You know what that doesn't include? Just about everything else. I would love for sAviOr to come to foreigner events. I hardly think that that would benefit EG in the long run, he's already past his prime and given the fact that most other Koreans at the events that are actually making a splash are old BW-players sAviOr would definitely not be received with much love... That, and also having to basically "move" in order to attend events would be somewhat too expensive and probably not appreciated by both parts. Boxer is past his prime, Puma doesn't get much love, and Puma would attend the same events. They're already doing it. PuMa never threatened modern BW, and you might be right about BoxeR, but how much success has he actually seen through his SC2-career? BoxeR is alo still credited for being one of the "founders" of modern SC, and whislt sAviOr helped to build himself a legacy of greatness, he risked it instead and was found in of the biggest scandals in e-sports history. that is nothing that events, organizers, and last but not least, other Koreans will turn a blind eye to. Also, most people seem to dislike PuMa due to the fact that he 1/1/1s a lot, and that he also happened to be in a bad spot when he switched teams. Not all too different from CoCa, but really nothing big. So then why shouldn't he compete again? I'm still missing it. He match-fixed, he almost went to fricken jail because of the legality in SKorea, and he's banned by GOM and Kespa. But that's it. Nothing wrong with letting him compete again, and it's not like there wouldn't be a watchdog over his shoulder. In fact, it would be a travesty to just completely disallow one of the greatest players of all time from playing again. PuMa actually got a lot of hate from netizens because of the team switch, his play is a cherry on top. Just wanna add to this, because the SC community has forgiven players in the past for cheating, TT1 comes to mind Did you seriously compare TT1 maphacking to what sAviOr did?
No, I compared the fact that TT1 was forgiven for what he did, so Saviour can be too. I'm in no way comparing the levels, just saying he CAN be forgiven
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On October 19 2011 21:44 metbull wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2. Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them.
And what if he's not a player. What if he is the EG coach in Korea. Seems to me that Huk and Idra are doing ok; but everyone else needs a bit refocusing. I have a hard time seeing Anna cracking the whip and getting all of EG to train long hours.
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On October 19 2011 21:44 metbull wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2. Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them.
Facts that I aint owner of a purple unicorn and have never kissed your mom. Please produce them.
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It sounds like EGs korean house to me as well. Maybe there is somehing in addition to that though. Maybe theyre sending more players than the intially intended 3 ?
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On October 19 2011 21:58 metbull wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:44 metbull wrote:On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2. Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them. And what if he's not a player. What if he is the EG coach in Korea. Seems to me that Huk and Idra are doing ok; but everyone else needs a bit refocusing. I have a hard time seeing Anna cracking the whip and getting all of EG to train long hours.
You apparently did not see her viscous guard dog on last state of the game then.
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On October 19 2011 22:09 TissTuss wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:44 metbull wrote:On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2. Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them. Facts that I aint owner of a purple unicorn and have never kissed your mom. Please produce them.
Fact 1.) everyone knows that unicorn is myth
Fact 2.) my mom doesn't kiss 12 year old boys
obviously you have nothing constructive to contribute to this arguement. so well done troll
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On October 19 2011 22:11 InvalidID wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:58 metbull wrote:On October 19 2011 21:44 metbull wrote:On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2. Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them. And what if he's not a player. What if he is the EG coach in Korea. Seems to me that Huk and Idra are doing ok; but everyone else needs a bit refocusing. I have a hard time seeing Anna cracking the whip and getting all of EG to train long hours. You apparently did not see her viscous guard dog on last state of the game then.
must have missed that.
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On October 19 2011 22:09 TissTuss wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2011 21:44 metbull wrote:On October 19 2011 21:40 Taf the Ghost wrote:
Savior went to jail over the match fixing.
He's never playing Pro SC2. Facts that say/show he's never playing Pro SC2? Please produce them. Facts that I aint owner of a purple unicorn and have never kissed your mom. Please produce them.
That's silly.
He doesn't claim to have those facts. The guy he was quoting claimed he knew that sAviOr will never play competitive SC2.
But he doesn't. And the guy you're quoting doesn't know or claim to know if you own a purple unicorn and have never kissed his mom. You probably know.
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I love EG hype and the depth they put into it. Or maybe I love that you guys look so hard at this stuff :D best shit ever man. I much prefer speculating than getting a cold cut dry thread announcement of things.
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