EPTNever liked Life but I would never have thought he would do matchfixing. Its probably something else, the trade between Afreeca and Kt is a bit fishy though. Why did he want to go so sudden and why did KT let him go? Maybe KT had noticed something.
Life arrested/taken into custody and under investigation -…
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We know this is a crazy and sensitive issue, especially since Life is the most high profile player to be caught up in an "investigation". But please stay calm and refrain from slandering players until we have more information. Egregious posts will be dealt with accordingly. PLEASE READ THE OP BEFORE POSTING | ||
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Shuffleblade
Sweden1903 Posts
Never liked Life but I would never have thought he would do matchfixing. Its probably something else, the trade between Afreeca and Kt is a bit fishy though. Why did he want to go so sudden and why did KT let him go? Maybe KT had noticed something. | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
Can someone with a good grasp on the situation give a decent summary of what's going on here? Facts only please, if speculation please call it as such. | ||
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
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Elentos
55594 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:10 opisska wrote: If someone would actually be sentenced to prison for just taking drugs, it won't shed bad light on esport, but on the legal system of the country in question. Because that's absolutely ridiculous - and also quite off topic. Unfortunately, that's not how people work. Your view of the thing is rational, but the reactions to such a scandal wouldn't be. Every time there's a school shooting in Germany, what people talk about is video games - mostly shooters like Call of Duty - if the culprit played them regularly. What people don't talk about is the kid's social life, upbringing etc. | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:19 Incognoto wrote: What's up? Can someone with a good grasp on the situation give a decent summary of what's going on here? Facts only please, if speculation please call it as such. nobody really knows anything about his arrest as far as i can tell, but if the native korean guy with 1 post on the last page is correct, the situation looks really bad for life already | ||
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aQuaSC
717 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:17 neurego7647 wrote: As korean I will explain serious point for you guys (forgive my awkward engilish sentences) He's arrested by prosecutor, not by police This means Life can be involved in serious crime, not misdemeanor. And considering winning rate of prosecutors in korean court, Life is guilty more than 98% As he's arrested by prosecutor it obviously means that his arrest is part of some running case, right? I mean it's kind of common sense that it could be about match fixing, but it's not known, no official statement was made yet. I wish people could stay away from assumptions, they damage truth and honesty in public opinion far too much nowadays... | ||
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207aicila
1237 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:04 palexhur wrote: I am out of this argument with you, it is not relevant for me anymore, and fyi I have been following, playing, and.. RTS since 1999, do your math guy. hf cya gl Can't argue with the facts so try to stage a "cool" exit huh?  And if you insist on comparing dicks, I've been following and playing RTS since whenever WarCraft 1 came out. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6322 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:17 neurego7647 wrote: As korean I explain serious point for you guys (forgive my awkward engilish sentences) He's arrested by prosecutor, not by police This means Life can be involved in serious crime, not misdemeanor. And considering winning rate of prosecutors in korean court, Life is guilty more than 98% A conviction rate of 98%? There seems to be something wrong with the justice system in Korea then as well. That seems comically high. | ||
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aQuaSC
717 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:19 Shuffleblade wrote: This news sucks for esport and sc2, but somehow I am also a bit excited about what the hell this is about. Never liked Life but I would never have thought he would do matchfixing. Its probably something else, the trade between Afreeca and Kt is a bit fishy though. Why did he want to go so sudden and why did KT let him go? Maybe KT had noticed something. Or maybe he had good reason to leave KT since it was his will? Like running away from something. It's night in Korea, any chance of getting any official word anytime soon? | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:04 Elentos wrote: Super vs INnoVation had a cancelled bet, albeit on a map Super won. Also I just found this one: ... hoping it was just a fakeout by gamblers. Super vs Inno the problem was on Inno's side, had to lose the 1st map. | ||
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207aicila
1237 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:19 Shuffleblade wrote: This news sucks for esport and sc2, but somehow I am also a bit excited about what the hell this is about. Never liked Life but I would never have thought he would do matchfixing. Its probably something else, the trade between Afreeca and Kt is a bit fishy though. Why did he want to go so sudden and why did KT let him go? Maybe KT had noticed something. Both teams stated that they were unaware of this situation at the time of the transfer. | ||
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dr3am_b3ing
Canada188 Posts
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imre
France9263 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:06 Elentos wrote: "This just in: greatest Starcraft 2 player of all time sentenced to 3 years of prison for drug abuse. Has eSports gone too far? Is your child consuming more than just games?" Yeah, wouldn't hurt the scene at all, I'm sure. In a scene where stephano is a super star... | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:25 sAsImre wrote: but stephano being a "bad boy" isn't likely to get attention outside of the scene, whereas arguably the top korean player in one of the top esports could attract headlines that would reach korean parents in the media and suggest that there could be some kind of sinister, criminal element to the sceneIn a scene where stephano is a super star... of course this is all speculation, but it's been proven time and time again that this is how sensationalism and moral panic in the media functions | ||
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Dungeontay
126 Posts
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12542 Posts
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:23 RvB wrote: A conviction rate of 98%? There seems to be something wrong with the justice system in Korea then as well. That seems comically high. Thats more a rate I would expect above the 38th degree of latitude | ||
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Kaizor
Singapore910 Posts
On January 30 2016 00:29 Nebuchad wrote: Doesn't seem likely that Life would be match fixing. He wasn't mentioned in the pinnacle bets, so that would mean he would be part of some other unrelated organisation... It's not impossible but I'd be surprised. Some pages back somebody quoted examples of matches that were voided by Pinnacle that Life was involved in. | ||
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DuckloadBlackra
225 Posts
On January 29 2016 21:56 Quateras wrote: I cant believe Life would do that...however if this turns out to be true, i think I'm done with watching korean games for a while, holy shit man >_> You can't believe Life would do what? Nobody said he did anything, he is under investigation for something. | ||
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Mekare
Germany393 Posts
I like how many people refrain from judging Life before we get more information. Just wish more people had done so when it was MarineKing... *sigh* | ||
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