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MC's thoughts on YoDa's match-fixing. - Page 3
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
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crappen
Norway1546 Posts
That's the most shameful thing in the world." This is fascinating, that he believe this, and from my point of view, it seems laughable that something so tiny and insignificant can feel like the most shameful thing in the world for another. This is witness to that I am really making up all my sorrows, even the ones that seems to be justified by everyone around me. | ||
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reminisce12
Australia318 Posts
On October 19 2015 19:15 crappen wrote: "But for a progamer to lose on purpose in a match, That's the most shameful thing in the world." This is fascinating, that he believe this, and from my point of view, it seems laughable that something so tiny and insignificant can feel like the most shameful thing in the world for another. This is witness to that I am really making up all my sorrows, even the ones that seems to be justified by everyone around me. watch out, we got a badass over here | ||
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Jj_82
Swaziland419 Posts
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
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digmouse
China6333 Posts
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Lorch
Germany3711 Posts
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On October 19 2015 19:15 crappen wrote: "But for a progamer to lose on purpose in a match, That's the most shameful thing in the world." This is fascinating, that he believe this, and from my point of view, it seems laughable that something so tiny and insignificant can feel like the most shameful thing in the world for another. This is witness to that I am really making up all my sorrows, even the ones that seems to be justified by everyone around me. MC is a progamer. progaming is his world and his career. he is not saying "matchfixing is worse than rape and murder" but that in the world he lives in, for a progamer, with the friends and family he has made through progaming, pertaining to that context it's the worst shame you're being too literal in your interpretation | ||
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
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Ovid
United Kingdom948 Posts
Also I feel like Yoda did it once because he was in a situation where he had to or retire, then he got carried along because they blackmailed him. Pretty sure Yoda regrets it, not excusing him from this but they should take this into account and be a bit more Lenient. That said everything he's said is pretty much on point. | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On October 19 2015 20:48 Ovid wrote: Just to put reality back in check, MC is in the fantastic position of being able to make a good living from playing SC2 need we forget he's made close to half a million not including salary or other potential sources of income. MC has never been in a situation where he's cashless unsupported and just wanting to keep his progaming dream alive. Also I feel like Yoda did it once because he was in a situation where he had to or retire, then he got carried along because they blackmailed him. Pretty sure Yoda regrets it, not excusing him from this but they should take this into account and be a bit more Lenient. That said everything he's said is pretty much on point. i'm the first person to normally agree that anyone who makes a living/makes money playing computer games is very fortunate, but there are pro sport athletes who made far more YEARLY than MC has in his career and still ended up broke shortly after retiring. $500,000 sounds like infinite money to me, but the way you use money changes when you get a lot of it all at once. you really can't say that "he's never been cashless" just because you know he has a lot of winnings | ||
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Yiome
China1687 Posts
I thought this is impossible, but MC's post just make the whole thing even more sad... | ||
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Swoopae
Australia339 Posts
I do hope Yoda and the others indicted can learn from it and move on to live a good life away from competitive esports but anyone who can be tempted by money to throw matches needs a lifetime ban | ||
nimdil
Poland3775 Posts
But of course it's not like Yoda won only pennies in SC2. I wonder if it coulnd't be kind of the other way around - Yoda was falsely accused, was frustrated and only after that he gave in and agreed to fix matches. | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On October 19 2015 21:43 nimdil wrote: I don't want to take anything from how MC is feeling but saying that progamer should earn money from winning is not exactly the most convincing argument when coming from a guy who won the biggest piece of c$ke in SC2. That felt a bit awkward to me as well. It's easier to say that when you've yourself earned a lot of money from winning than if you are on the B-team and not that successful in individual leagues. Still sad to see such trust being betrayed...  | ||
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Sefirofe
Brazil3 Posts
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Pegas
Romania211 Posts
<3 MC | ||
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mx_bzh
France3 Posts
On October 19 2015 13:45 thecrazymunchkin wrote: This is pretty painful to read Lol User was warned for this post | ||
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RHoudini
Belgium3632 Posts
On a general note, once people start deceiving and telling lies it's very difficult for them to stop. Lance Armstrong is a prime example. | ||
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