Dragon joins Millenium - Page 19

On March 07 2012 15:57 Tnerb wrote:Thats just the price you pay for having a female in a high stress managerial position.

On March 07 2012 16:06 tomatriedes wrote:


This post is ridiculous- you state a bunch of your opinions as though they're fact. If he said "he was sorry for what he had done" the mostly likely explanation is that he did cheat. You think a pro like TheSTC is just going to make an accusation like that lightly? You think Cella is just going to expel him from Werra for no reason?

Also unless you are a mind reader you don't know what his "original intentions" were when he left Slayers- this is all speculation on your part, and the part about him basing his decisions on what his fans wanted sounds pretty far fetched to me.

The guy deserves a second chance and it's great a foreign team has picked him up but fan boys blindly defending him and lashing out at everyone is just lame.

On March 07 2012 16:08 Sein wrote:
The rest of Jessica's tweet says that Dragon never even informed SlayerS about leaving the team. Jessica actually first heard about it when Dragon posted it on his twitter. She asked him why he was quitting, and he supposedly told her that he was planning on playing SC2 just as a hobby, and that he was returning to having a job (not progaming).

On March 07 2012 15:45 AeroEffect wrote:

Okay here is the just of it. He was "accused" of stream cheating a while back in an online tournament just because he "blindly countered" a players build who was supposed to be superior to him.

So basically he scouted his opponent, killed them, and won. He was then immediately accused of stream cheating and maphacking by the opposing player.

I honestly think its a joke and if I was dragon, I wouldnt have apologized just to get people off of my back. And if dragon really did do it, do you think he would have the balls to attempt to join another team? No. Because dragon is not stupid and knows the consequences.

And as far as him leaving SlayerS with the intentions of going to a foreign team... those weren't his original intentions. He was planning on returning to work. Alot of his fans wanted him to join a foreign team though as he would benefit from it greatly and would more than likely be in the team's Team House (which in this case is millenium) since he wasnt able to get real practice in the SlayerS house. Its the same reason golden and sleep left but no one is bashing them about it.


so chill the fuck out, he's got this

On February 29 2012 09:37 Sein wrote:

About a few months ago, I started hearing "Dragon never actually admitted to stream-cheating, so it's not a proven fact that he cheated" in the foreign community. I'm not sure where it originated from.

As someone who has closely followed that incident when it happened around a year and a half ago, I can tell you that it is widely accepted in Korea that he did stream cheat. You're going to have a hard time finding someone over there who believes otherwise. And why is that?

1. WeRRa's officially apologized on PlayXP for the "Seo Yeon-Ji/Ear Hacking" (That's what they call stream cheating in Korea) incident. They said that they are very sorry for Mio's wrongdoings and also the fact that the WeRRa members blindly defended him against the accusations before Mio finally admitted it. They said that Mio was kicked out of the clan as his punishment.

2. Mio had said in his apology post that he would never even dream of competing in tournaments, broadcasted matches, or becoming a progamer. However, about a month later, he was on GSL R64 playing against Nestea. After the match, he posted another apology post on PlayXP, saying that he is sorry for not keeping his promise that he made after stream cheating

3. He continued to upload some of his replays on PlayXP, and him vs IdrA was one of those replays. He started that post by saying "Hello. I'm very sorry for stream cheating".

What has not been confirmed is whether or not he was also using maphack. I'm fine with giving the guy a second chance, but people need to stop distorting what happened.

On March 07 2012 15:46 Tnerb wrote:


lol all the clash people are so butt hurt because of the katu incident. im sure you arent biased at all are you? lolol

On March 07 2012 16:11 dearyuna wrote:


Which is true. Personally if I was a progamer who was about to hang up my coat, and then had a team offer me everything I wanted and more, I would not refuse that. On top of that, for someone like Dragon, being a part of a foreign team could also mean a clean slate with a clean scoreboard to escape his past controversy.

I can vouch for Dragon honestly when I say that he did not go actively searching for Millenium. I talked to Remy personally about having him participate in the MSI Pro Cup to which Remy agreed and set up the offer and everything. Dragon simply accepted. If you think about it, it really is a new chance for him, and I hope you guys support his decision to start over.

On March 07 2012 16:06 tomatriedes wrote:


This post is ridiculous- you state a bunch of your opinions as though they're fact. If he said "he was sorry for what he had done" the mostly likely explanation is that he did cheat. You think a pro like TheSTC is just going to make an accusation like that lightly? You think Cella is just going to expel him from Werra for no reason?

Also unless you are a mind reader you don't know what his "original intentions" were when he left Slayers- this is all speculation on your part, and the part about him basing his decisions on what his fans wanted sounds pretty far fetched to me.

The guy deserves a second chance and it's great a foreign team has picked him up but fan boys blindly defending him and lashing out at everyone is just lame.

On March 07 2012 16:08 The_Unseen wrote:



Are you f-ing serious ? O_O

On March 07 2012 16:40 canikizu wrote:
The dude spent most of his time streaming, I don't think that's the way people do to find a job.
Or unless that's his job.

On March 07 2012 16:40 canikizu wrote:
The dude spent most of his time streaming, I don't think that's the way people do to find a job.
Or unless that's his job.

On March 07 2012 16:44 pbkim wrote:

EXACTLY

On March 07 2012 16:11 dearyuna wrote:


Which is true. Personally if I was a progamer who was about to hang up my coat, and then had a team offer me everything I wanted and more, I would not refuse that. On top of that, for someone like Dragon, being a part of a foreign team could also mean a clean slate with a clean scoreboard to escape his past controversy.

I can vouch for Dragon honestly when I say that he did not go actively searching for Millenium. I talked to Remy personally about having him participate in the MSI Pro Cup to which Remy agreed and set up the offer and everything. Dragon simply accepted. If you think about it, it really is a new chance for him, and I hope you guys support his decision to start over.

On March 07 2012 16:30 VirgilSC2 wrote:
I think it should also be noted that apparently Dragon never had any intention of quitting pro-gaming following the accusations.