Maphacker invited to WCS USA Qualifiers @ MLG - Page 3

On June 06 2012 08:19 Torte de Lini wrote:
You guys better make damn sure he gets what he rightfully deserves (not violence, but something near).

On June 06 2012 08:17 Psychobabas wrote:
Dear OP,

I don't understand. Every day in society I see people who couldn't care less about other people. Couldn't care less about his neighbor the unemployed, the disabled, even the thief. Somebody shouts "help" and people pretend they don't hear. Boss threatens them with illegal unpaid overtime and they nod silently.

But now I see so much enthusiasm about a hacker across the ocean playing a RTS.
How come I see so much interest to set things right. Why isn't this attitude reflected even as a small percentage in every day living?

I really wonder about this. You never hear about similar things like this in the "real world". It's all about mind your own business. I'm genuinely puzzled. Is it the safety of the internet? What is it?

On June 06 2012 08:04 iNcontroL wrote:
Problem is tickets are booked and I doubt they will act on this...

I think it's just important that we make sure he knows he isn't welcome and choose to mock him continuously

PS: He is one of the absolute most BM people on the ladder.. a distant 2nd to hacking sure but hacking AND being a dick about it at the same time? Usually those people know not to show up to a lan.. I think we should verify that stigma.

On June 06 2012 08:17 Psychobabas wrote:
Dear OP,

I don't understand. Every day in society I see people who couldn't care less about other people. Couldn't care less about his neighbor the unemployed, the disabled, even the thief. Somebody shouts "help" and people pretend they don't hear. Boss threatens them with illegal unpaid overtime and they nod silently.

But now I see so much enthusiasm about a hacker across the ocean playing a RTS.
How come I see so much interest to set things right. Why isn't this attitude reflected even as a small percentage in every day living?

I really wonder about this. You never hear about similar things like this in the "real world". It's all about mind your own business. I'm genuinely puzzled. Is it the safety of the internet? What is it?

On June 06 2012 08:22 Mortality wrote:


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That's got to be the worst argument I've ever heard. We should ignore somebody cheating and receiving a prize (free ticket + hotel) worth hundreds of dollars handed to him because there are bigger problems in the world?

Ignoring this problem isn't going to make other problems go away. FAIL logic is FAIL.

On June 06 2012 08:04 QuanticIllusion wrote:
I knew something was fishy bout him..

Atleast he can't hack on lan without getting owned by blizzard ~_~

On June 06 2012 08:21 Mohdoo wrote:
This is actually a great thing and we should be thanking Blizzard.

How many times have you wanted to take out your aggression against a map hacker? Here's your chance!