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Bogeyman
Sweden307 Posts
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ChineseWife
United States373 Posts
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Shodanss
Greece245 Posts
Naniwa apologised for his behaviour but because you do not agree with this you want GomTv to apologise as well cause you think it is their fault too..... Really? Seriously people need to grow up in this thread and view the real world where REAL SPORTS penalize people for shit like this.Big organisations would not apologise for things they have not done, just because immature people like you(yes you) ask for one.If we really want E-Sports to grow more than they are now we need to penalise bad behaviours from the start and not let them become standards. Also i hope other pro's do not share Tyler's opinion, cause in my eyes is way immature and childish.Really not something any pro would say anywhere on a world in any professional sport.GROW UP. | ||
Devolved
United States2753 Posts
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Celadon
Norway6 Posts
I'm really glad Quantic gaming takes this very seriously and gives out a apology like this. If NaNiwa really means what he said, i'm very impressed by him. | ||
ShAdZ_ZX
Australia635 Posts
On December 15 2011 08:34 xrapture wrote: Naniwa, you've regained my respect. I really thought you'd act immature and lash out at GOM, claiming that you did nothing wrong, but you've realized how you affected thousands of people and I believe you are truly sincere. I hope you are allowed to compete in GSL in the future-- I knew it's been your dream throughout SC2. I wouldn't take this apology as his sincere thoughts on the matter. We've seen similar apologies from him for past indiscretions yet he keeps doing silly things. The reality is that he doesn't seem to have the required mental composure to be a pro gamer. No doubt he has the skills, but you have to be able to be professional and make the right decisions in these awkward situations. Everyone makes mistakes every now and then, but he keeps getting himself in the spotlight due to poor decisions made on his part. I'd comfortably say that some of the stuff people have been getting on his back over in the last few months have been pretty trivial, but the best way to quell all of the blind hate is for his to just act professionally, which he simply seems incapable of going at this point in time. The punishment has been handed to him, and regardless of whether he deserves it or not, he needs to use this break period to reflect and work on getting his act together. | ||
Greenei
Germany1754 Posts
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goldenwitch
United States338 Posts
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Majynx
United States1431 Posts
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On December 15 2011 08:45 ChineseWife wrote: naniwa acted immaturely, but can everyone just remember that hes only 21 years old? I know we've all done some pretty dumb shit we regretted before, so just accept his apology and move on. Leenock is 17 but you didnt see him give up and do something stupid when he knew MC was going to crush him.... | ||
0ne
Spain2464 Posts
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wOrD yO
Australia119 Posts
Nani allways has my support, he is a dedicated hard working professional that I do look upto. | ||
PopcornColonel
United States769 Posts
On December 15 2011 06:11 dala wrote: Wow, in the past 24 hours NaNiwa has grown up! -.- You're implying that he wasn't "grown up" in the first place. | ||
b0rt_
Norway931 Posts
On December 15 2011 08:49 Greenei wrote: i can see nani grinding his teeth while writing what some quantic representative dictates inot his fingers :D considering his stfu tweet yesterday which he deleted I guess he either got a real good nights sleep or had his words rose tinted. | ||
Sneakyz
Sweden2361 Posts
On December 15 2011 08:51 0ne wrote: For everyone who thinks the punishment is too hard think what would happen if a korean player did the same. That doesn't have anything to do with if the punishment is to hard or not. | ||
sirachman
United States270 Posts
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freeloader625
United States180 Posts
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Saiton
Sweden467 Posts
On December 15 2011 08:45 ChineseWife wrote: naniwa acted immaturely, but can everyone just remember that hes only 21 years old? I know we've all done some pretty dumb shit we regretted before, so just accept his apology and move on. Only 21 years old? When do you think people grow up? :p | ||
Drlemur
United States153 Posts
I think GOM had to do at least this (revoke the current invite) to show they won't tolerate players undercutting the entertainment value of their show. But a lot of these guys are pretty young and they're going to make mistakes like this and everybody moving forward together is clearly the best way to go. I don't know if they'll offer him a Code S slot in the future, but Naniwa has the chops to either play his way in or earn an invite through MLG or one of the other foreign tournaments. And imagine the size of the spectacle when he finally meets Nestea in the GSL again... | ||
IPA
United States3206 Posts
On December 15 2011 08:53 PopcornColonel wrote: -.- You're implying that he wasn't "grown up" in the first place. I would stand by that assertion. | ||
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