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On February 14 2016 08:59 Seeker wrote:
Starting from this page on, I will be moderating more harshly toward any mention of MarineKing's name. This thread has NOTHING to do with MarineKing. Do not talk about MarineKing even if you are defending him. Just don't do it. Please no match-fixing accusations on MarineKing or any other player if it has not officially been confirmed. This goes for other players too. -The_Templar |
On February 18 2016 07:42 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On February 18 2016 07:27 InfCereal wrote:On February 18 2016 07:02 Spyridon wrote:On February 18 2016 06:32 bduddy wrote:On February 18 2016 06:30 Dumbledore wrote:On February 18 2016 06:29 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote:Just curious, can anyone be arrested elsewhere for similar charges to Life? Or is it only in South Korea you can be arrested because gambling is entirely illegal there? I know matchfixing is prevalent in other sports/franchises, but is it actually illegal? Or do you just get perma-banned from participating? edit: trying to stay on topic  It's illegal in most places, just like how stock trading with inside info is illegal. In the US, fixing any kind of televised competition (including game shows, reality shows, etc.) is illegal. That law was created after there were a bunch of fixed game shows in the 50's. I don't think there are similar laws everywhere, though... Reality shows should be illegal then. Reality shows aren't real... but if the showing of reality isn't real, then the showing of reality isn't the showing of reality, thus the showing of reality is the showing of fiction, and reality is fiction what is this world we live in
In the end what is real? Lets kick in all the matrix theories.
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I am very much missing whatever part of this makes sense. In my experience, people do things that make sense - to them, at least. If something seems insane, it's almost always because some jigsaw piece is hidden.
Life is the guy in SC2. If you were going to pick someone to be in Starcraft, it would probably be him. There are a lot of talented players, but when all's said and done, nobody has subverted the idea of what a race should play like more profoundly than him. Zergs don't love Life because he wins, they love him because WHEN he wins, he makes it look like his opponents have completely missed the point.
If he has done this terrible thing, then I flat out don't get it. It's like James Dean going down for tax evasion. I think I mostly don't want it to be true because whatever jigsaw piece completes this picture, I lose.
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On February 18 2016 07:23 phodacbiet wrote:Show nested quote +On February 18 2016 07:02 Spyridon wrote:On February 18 2016 06:32 bduddy wrote:On February 18 2016 06:30 Dumbledore wrote:On February 18 2016 06:29 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote:Just curious, can anyone be arrested elsewhere for similar charges to Life? Or is it only in South Korea you can be arrested because gambling is entirely illegal there? I know matchfixing is prevalent in other sports/franchises, but is it actually illegal? Or do you just get perma-banned from participating? edit: trying to stay on topic It's illegal in most places, just like how stock trading with inside info is illegal. In the US, fixing any kind of televised competition (including game shows, reality shows, etc.) is illegal. That law was created after there were a bunch of fixed game shows in the 50's. I don't think there are similar laws everywhere, though... Reality shows should be illegal then. Reality shows are fake and scripted...
Exactly. But most of them are treated as game shows. What makes them any different from a fixed game show from the 50's? Especially considering some of them have you call in or vote and crap on it... Has viewers spending real money on them.
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On February 18 2016 07:54 Umpteen wrote:
I am very much missing whatever part of this makes sense. In my experience, people do things that make sense - to them, at least. If something seems insane, it's almost always because some jigsaw piece is hidden.
Life is the guy in SC2. If you were going to pick someone to be in Starcraft, it would probably be him. There are a lot of talented players, but when all's said and done, nobody has subverted the idea of what a race should play like more profoundly than him. Zergs don't love Life because he wins, they love him because WHEN he wins, he makes it look like his opponents have completely missed the point.
If he has done this terrible thing, then I flat out don't get it. It's like James Dean going down for tax evasion. I think I mostly don't want it to be true because whatever jigsaw piece completes this picture, I lose.
Well there are tons and tons of hypothetical reasons that would make sense to explain his potential matchfixing :
-Him feeling that he wasn't as dominant as before, thus it was the right time to gain money through matchfixing
-Him having spent all his $$$ in gambling/parties/whatever, thus being in need for money
-Even worse, him having actually contracted debts doing the forementioned activities, leading to him being really in need for money
-Simple, pure greed (ie more money is always better), as is common in human beings
-Him being blackmailed by criminal organizations into matchfixing
-Him having developed an habit of using opportunities, whether they are legal or not
-Him being persuaded that the Korean scene was going to die soon, thus that he had to make big money in a short time frame
-Him having decided to retire in less than two years, thus that he had to make big money in a short time frame
-etc
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This thread is just plain weird
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On February 18 2016 08:10 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On February 18 2016 07:54 Umpteen wrote:
I am very much missing whatever part of this makes sense. In my experience, people do things that make sense - to them, at least. If something seems insane, it's almost always because some jigsaw piece is hidden.
Life is the guy in SC2. If you were going to pick someone to be in Starcraft, it would probably be him. There are a lot of talented players, but when all's said and done, nobody has subverted the idea of what a race should play like more profoundly than him. Zergs don't love Life because he wins, they love him because WHEN he wins, he makes it look like his opponents have completely missed the point.
If he has done this terrible thing, then I flat out don't get it. It's like James Dean going down for tax evasion. I think I mostly don't want it to be true because whatever jigsaw piece completes this picture, I lose.
Well there are tons and tons of hypothetical reasons that would make sense to explain his potential matchfixing : -Him feeling that he wasn't as dominant as before, thus it was the right time to gain money through matchfixing -Him having spent all his $$$ in gambling/parties/whatever, thus being in need for money -Even worse, him having actually contracted debts doing the forementioned activities, leading to him being really in need for money -Simple, pure greed (ie more money is always better), as is common in human beings -Him being blackmailed by criminal organizations into matchfixing -Him having developed an habit of using opportunities, whether they are legal or not -Him being persuaded that the Korean scene was going to die soon, thus that he had to make big money in a short time frame -Him having decided to retire in less than two years, thus that he had to make big money in a short time frame -etc
Some maybe, some no, but regardless, it's going to have to be major to make this add up.
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On February 18 2016 08:13 Penev wrote:
This thread is just plain weird
Agreed. It has basically turned into a general discussion. Keep getting my hopes up that there's news.
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GIVE ME NEWS OR RUMORS I DONT CARE
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On February 18 2016 08:54 Jusba wrote:
GIVE ME NEWS OR RUMORS I DONT CARE
I do
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On February 18 2016 08:54 Jusba wrote:
GIVE ME NEWS OR RUMORS I DONT CARE
Fresh news: He is still in his cell.
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On February 18 2016 15:30 WrathSCII wrote:Fresh news: He is still in his cell.
thx for the update
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On February 18 2016 08:39 Phredxor wrote:Agreed. It has basically turned into a general discussion. Keep getting my hopes up that there's news.
Yupp. Basically a discussion about life in general... and Life in prison in particular.
;p
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On February 18 2016 15:30 WrathSCII wrote:Fresh news: He is still in his cell.
You don't know that! Could be on the loose!
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On February 18 2016 17:53 Phredxor wrote:Show nested quote +On February 18 2016 15:30 WrathSCII wrote:On February 18 2016 08:54 Jusba wrote:
GIVE ME NEWS OR RUMORS I DONT CARE Fresh news: He is still in his cell. You don't know that! Could be on the loose!
What if he managed to get a doppelganger in jail instead of him and he's currently partying like a madman in Taiwan
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what happend to the mods on tl :/
this thread is disgraceful
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On February 18 2016 15:30 WrathSCII wrote:Fresh news: He is still in his cell.
Is he alone there? Or is it just Kespa jail?
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Czech Republic12129 Posts
On February 18 2016 21:42 Diabolique wrote:Show nested quote +On February 18 2016 15:30 WrathSCII wrote:On February 18 2016 08:54 Jusba wrote:
GIVE ME NEWS OR RUMORS I DONT CARE Fresh news: He is still in his cell. Is he alone there? Or is it just Kespa jail?
He's reading The Count of Monte Cristo there, gathering knowledge and inspiration 
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Germany25657 Posts
Locking this thread for now. Will reopen additional info is available.
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37055 Posts
On February 18 2016 22:31 KadaverBB wrote:
Locking this thread for now. Will reopen additional info is available.
Oh snap. Is it time finally?!
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