No Proleague Celebrations, Interviews, and Events

On April 21 2014 09:41 riyanme wrote:
condolences to the families of the tragic accident...

the captain must commit seppuku
the vice principal did it days ago...
he has no right to live after the ruckus he made
lots of nasty news/rumors from him and his despicable crews
'one of the first to jumper over... ' depriving survivors of abandoning ship...'

kids died helping others to survive
lots of heroism talks...

the captain should always be the last to leave

On April 21 2014 09:47 geokilla wrote:

This. Captain needs to commit seppuku right now. Die with what little honour he has left.

On April 21 2014 09:49 MtlGuitarist97 wrote:
Really sad what happened with the ferry. It's sad to think about how many kids there are and how many families lost a child at something that seemed so safe. My condolences to all the families that lost someone.


First of all, Koreans don't commit seppuku. Seppuku is what Japanese samurai did, and you commit seppuku with a specific sword. Second of all, committing suicide because of a tragic accident that you had no control over doesn't solve anything. Creating more tragedy to avenge tragedy does nothing.

On April 21 2014 09:38 ShowTheLights wrote:
Maybe I'm being insensitive or it's a culture difference, and I understand the celebrations things, but why can't you high five a teammate for playing well in a match? I don't see the correlation. It's like if I got an A on my test during 9/11, my friend can't say good job to me.

On April 21 2014 09:57 Chuddinater wrote:


In Korea, because of how small of a nation it is, this event has had an enormous effect on the people. So many people lost their lives during the event and there is a pretty solemn mood right now here. Unlike during the Boston Bombing, which was an act of terror, there is no outside force trying to scare the people. There is no need for the people to stand strong and show the terrorist that they cannot push us down and teams like the Boston Red Socks helped lead that charge. But this was a terrible accident and there is no need to have a strong show of strength in the face of an attacker. All the players and teams do not want to have a celebration because this week there is nothing to celebrate. There was a huge loss of life and sometimes e-Sports and Proleague wins take a back seat to such tragic events.

On April 21 2014 09:59 Zealos wrote:

This was a really good explanation, thanks.
It's a good idea considering this.

On April 21 2014 09:57 Chuddinater wrote:


In Korea, because of how small of a nation it is, this event has had an enormous effect on the people. So many people lost their lives during the event and there is a pretty solemn mood right now here. Unlike during the Boston Bombing, which was an act of terror, there is no outside force trying to scare the people. There is no need for the people to stand strong and show the terrorist that they cannot push us down and teams like the Boston Red Socks helped lead that charge. But this was a terrible accident and there is no need to have a strong show of strength in the face of an attacker. All the players and teams do not want to have a celebration because this week there is nothing to celebrate. There was a huge loss of life and sometimes e-Sports and Proleague wins take a back seat to such tragic events.

On April 21 2014 09:54 riyanme wrote:

im well aware of the term seppuku... so lets use the word suicide then
he should do it not because of the accident but the actions he did that lead to many casualties
a captain is the commander of the ship, a father to the passenger and crews...
i wouldn't have insisted on this samurai thing if not for those nasty decisions he made and his crew

On April 21 2014 10:01 MoonBear wrote:
This thread is not about blame around the ferry tragedy. There is a separate thread in the General Forum for that. Keep discussion about the announcement from Proleague. Thank you.

On April 21 2014 09:57 Chuddinater wrote:


In Korea, because of how small of a nation it is, this event has had an enormous effect on the people. So many people lost their lives during the event and there is a pretty solemn mood right now here. Unlike during the Boston Bombing, which was an act of terror, there is no outside force trying to scare the people. There is no need for the people to stand strong and show the terrorist that they cannot push us down and teams like the Boston Red Socks helped lead that charge. But this was a terrible accident and there is no need to have a strong show of strength in the face of an attacker. All the players and teams do not want to have a celebration because this week there is nothing to celebrate. There was a huge loss of life and sometimes e-Sports and Proleague wins take a back seat to such tragic events.

On April 21 2014 10:25 Garnet wrote:

Can you link me to that thread? I can't seem to find it.