On August 01 2013 14:30 buckKeefe wrote:nano are you sure you want to do this? its irrelevant to the thread, people aren't as stupid as you think, and you've made yourself a bit of a joke already. i'm not going to go point by point (i'm sure others will) but here are a couple of the more egregious errors in what you said:
Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 13:56 NanoClouD wrote:
1) SCA reputation in the community is that of a clan filled with stream cheaters, snipers, and accused maphackers. Not to mention overall bm. Check out this example from SCA facebook page where 1 player decided he had enough of the bm. I wont name the players but they are all sca players. I have tons and tons of examples. Lets not do this guys.
when you were on the team, you mocked people for believing the cheating reputation, which you know to be false. if you believed it yourself, why did you ever join? i'm going to wager that you realize that its bullshit, because you used weasel words to avoid actually making the accusation. 'people say that...' is a clever way to sling mud without committing to anything. do you think you're joe mccarthy or something? ' i have here in my pocket a secret list of communists...'
The community has a perception. I'm not saying the perception is true or not. All I know is we have had players who have stream cheated. Kamker and others have done it against maximusblack, imarine, and others.
Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 13:56 NanoClouD wrote:
2) SCA claims to have a sponsor, but in reality its the parents of one of the team members and that team member is infact a ddoser. He spends his time ddosing people. I have the chat logs to prove it. The guy even ddosed his own sca members. I also have those logs. Last time I checked... ddosing was illegal o.O
it takes a simple google search to see that copper code labs is a real company with real revenue. the guy who sponsors us is not and has never been a player on the team, and i'm not sure why this would ever matter anyway. he runs the company with his dad, and chooses to use some of his earnings to help fund team infrastructure and events. no one has ever claimed that SCA will pay salaries, buys computers, etc. so i'm having a really hard time figuring out what your point is. it's also rather shady that during your time on SCA, you mentioned a secret connect with equipment companies... can you explain how you, supposedly a successful businessman, were the last guy to figure out that the sMi thing was a scam?
The term company can be associated with a group of people who get together. I wouldn't go as far as saying copper code labs is full fledged company. I instead consider them a start-up made up of a few friends. Many of those friends are sc2 players and active players on the team. Also their page isn't even updated and still has
Last time I checked, they didn't have investment money and instead they preform free-lance work given to them from parent companies/partnerships. They have no overhead nor facility/headquarter. I believe they operate online or out of a P.O.box. Last time I checked, their website said they operated out of bangaldesh?These days, everyone owns a software related company. I dont know how many employees they have as full-time nor how they even incorporated their entity. I wont get into the logistics of how to define them as a company, but I just advise you not to throw around the term so loosely.
I wasn't the last guy to figure out sMi thing was a scam. If you read the other tl messages, you will find I learned quite early and became suspicious and alerted others.
SCA offered htomario a salary and he declined. So... I guess that claim of salaries is thrown out the window?
Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 13:56 NanoClouD wrote:
3) SCA and myself broke up on quite the bad terms
right, because you lied to people and convinced players to leave the team for an offer that was obviously (and now admittedly) a fraud. you were the biggest troll around and apparently bring a virtual miasma of drama with you everywhere you go.
The drama began when sca players decided to troll this post. I didn't lie to anyone. The players left sca tag before I even left it. I honestly didnt care nor need the contract. I just wanted to be on a team with my friends and strong practice partners so I could grow as a player. SCA was home to many people. Jonsnow, Virium, and Skipper were the only players I played with and got along well with. Unless your memory is foggy, I had confrontations with all the other players on a wide array of issues. Why would I remain on a team where I bring a virtual miasma of drama lol.
I'm happy I parted ways with sca. I never said anything bad about you guys until you kept trolling me.
lloyd's claim was in no way backed by the team, in the same way that no one on the team will vouch for all the idiotic shit you've said.
Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 13:56 NanoClouD wrote:
6) With regards to my skill level. I play quite frequently with my friends. Many of whom I became friends with on SCA and whom I went to sMi with. Its true that I've cut down from my broodwar/WOL days but I still try to play when I can spare some time. I'm definitely no Neeb. Neeb is way better than me haha. #usafighting
notice that he avoided ever mentioning his actual level of play? because when he was joining SCA this guy would not shut up about being GM with every race (yet would never stream or practice with anyone)
I was gm with all 3 races. Although in all honesty my zerg went somewhat downhill. I'm more masters than gm with zerg but other races gm.
I dont know where you make your broad sweeping claims. You said "would never stream or practice with anyone". I stream quite frequently, I still do. I practiced on the team with Jonsnow and Virium. I played with them a whole lot of games. That is how I became good friends with both of them.
to any team that NanoCloud might be trying to get himself onto -- feel free to PM me as a character reference
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