EPTCoca forfeits Code S due to ESV weekly scandal - Page 11
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Dingobloo
Australia1903 Posts
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eleaf
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rewired
Canada630 Posts
did he straight up give up GSL nov. too holy hell | ||
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BradenKuntz
Canada59 Posts
So.... what happens to his group now...? That kind of screws up their whole system | ||
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dc302
Australia576 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
Why did they talk about this in-game -__- | ||
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Russano
United States434 Posts
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Namu
United States826 Posts
It was explained in Dr. Chae's statement, and everyone here apparently thinks code A spot was on the line. GSL has not discussed code A spot for 2012 season with ESV TV yet. | ||
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Rinrun
Canada3509 Posts
On November 15 2011 13:47 MrCash wrote: Um... Can I take back my liquidbet? On a serious note, this is quite saddening, especially after his great performance in Ro32. Idra actually mentioned match fixing being a real and serious problem recently. It seems like such a distant issue to me, but this proves that it can appear in much more subtle ways then originally perceived as massive elaborate conspiracy by major teams. The LB will probably (like 99.999999999% - pulling it out of my ass, yup) be worth "zero". I'm surprised that they'd do something like that... wow. B-Team, mercy. | ||
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Tomken
Norway1144 Posts
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BudgetTheLeech
United States89 Posts
On November 15 2011 13:46 Clefairy wrote: The thing that sucks about this is that there are only two more Zergs left in Code S and they're in the same group. Also Taeja's official statement: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/R6U39.jpg) Ahk I just woke up... "Ahk I just woke up" Is that what Taeja said? Anyways, this is quite surprising. Didn't expect this from such a high level player, kind of redundant but yeah it definitely doesn't seem that he has the right mentality to be in the pro scene, if you're willing to just joke around like that in a serious tournament. I'm sure that they knew the teams that they play for would not appreciate this at all... Glad to see that Jessica and Boxer apologized for it. | ||
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Lumi
United States1616 Posts
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Mobius_1
United Kingdom2763 Posts
That is a stupid thing to do in the first place, and even stupider to do it in public in front of 000's of viewers. It's a shame that Coca won't be playing for the foreseeable future. But good of them to admit it and take their punishments. | ||
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Fawkes
Canada1935 Posts
On November 15 2011 13:51 Bobster wrote: He is a professional player, age has nothing to do with it. Actions have consequences, professional players have a responsibility to ensure the integrity of the sport. I wouldn't want to be your kid. You never had your teen moments where you do something stupid without thinking of the consequences? | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
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iSometric
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garbodor
269 Posts
On November 15 2011 13:52 Lumi wrote: no longer a slayers fan because of how they treated their own in this incident you're ridiculous | ||
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tuho12345
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trexbqs
Malaysia1731 Posts
and since when Eve is a manager? | ||
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Daralii
United States16991 Posts
On November 15 2011 13:51 SniXSniPe wrote: Honestly the punishments seem over the top. The BW scandal, was entirely different and involved vast sums of money and much more important matches. Plus CoCa and Byun are both still quite young to make stupid mistakes--- they obviously didn't realize how big an issue it was, chatting in game about it. Nobody would chat about it if they didn't think it was a big deal... that's not even attempting to hide it. With a scene as young as SC2's, it doesn't hurt to crack down on things like this just to set a precedent. I doubt BoxeR would be willing to overlook something like this anyway. | ||
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