EPTQuite insightful, thanks .col!
Hopefully you'll get another tournament that'll lead to a little bit more positive coverage.
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Quite insightful, thanks .col! Hopefully you'll get another tournament that'll lead to a little bit more positive coverage. | ||
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the kid saying "i was cheering for you" to Heart was so flipping adorable. favorite part right thur | ||
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On August 01 2012 17:42 TheBanana wrote: How come every foreigner living in Korea regardless of nationality talks to their Korean friends by dropping words and speaking more clearly? You don't think it's because they have learned that it's the best way to get them to understand? I'm not sure who's bringing the prejudice in this case, the americans or you and Snijjer. I'm leaning hard towards the latter. Not to mention the Korean Language is vastly different than English, or Latin-based languages. Korean sentences are very basic and aren't as in-depth as English. For instance: The girl is pretty would be girl pretty in Korean. A lot of people say Korean is one of the easiest languages to learn because it is as if a baby invented it. It isn't condescending to speak to Koreans like a baby, because the Korean language itself is very simple like how a baby would speak. | ||
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zachMEISTER
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On August 02 2012 01:43 aMies wrote: Ok, I've sat by and watched this nonsense but you need to stop. Not only are your statements libelous they are outright incorrect. True, he has probably invested as much if not more than any individual in eSports history. True, at first he funded everything. Real passion, not bullshit. This really shows how uneducated you are on the topic. He founded and owned a law firm. Most EVERY Counter-Strike fan in the world knows that. That's because it's an outright lie you made up. I don't even know where to start on this one. Jason never lived in Texas. He's not from Atlanta, but the Midwest originally. He lived in Atlanta for a period of time. You're honestly making things up and you look foolish. A cursory review of coL documentaries or e-@thletes (which filmed him in his LAW FIRM) would reveal more than your silly statements. I could go on but I won't. Not only are you making hurtful and false accusations against his character, you're stating outright lies. Please stop. You've obviously only read small portions of my posts. I know Lake founded his own law firm (I even stated that earlier). He also had to leave said law firm when he moved (relocated, whichever word you choose to nit-pick at) out west. Maybe the whole CGS has slipped your mind? I do believe Lake's family was also relocated for an extended period of time due to the circumstances of the living condition. AFAIK, there were 3(?) seasons? Each season spanned a couple of months equating to at least a year or so NOT in ATLANTA, which is where his whole home base was located. In fact, there was a youtube video that Lake himself posted touring his house as he left because he was reminiscing. I was obsessed with Lake and CompLexity because I'm from Atlanta, and it was so awesome to be so close to a professional counter-strike organization. And maybe I chose the wrong words to say it was a 'refusal' to pay. Rather, I should simply say, "There was a period of time in which the players were not paid their monthly salaries as stated in their contracts." It may not have been Lake refusing to pay, but rather lacking the fundage to pay their salaries. Either way, there was a period of time where the players were not paid. But what's funny is how you've completely ignored the several times I've stated that Lake is awesome. The several times that I've attributed some of the past drama to his team as well. Maybe you're just offended personally because it's your employer. Maybe not, but either way. I love compLexity, always have, and always will. | ||
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creamer
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reminds me of the cpl days when frod was owning and you guys made complexity redemption! | ||
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Teachings
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Also Minigun <3. Didn't know about his condition. Awesome documentary, thanks Complexity! | ||
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