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On September 20 2016 00:07 LongShot27 wrote: Draft a contract, read the contract, sign that contract. Breach of contract is a sue-able offense in nearly every country. Do your homework goddammit.
You mean, consulting with a bilingual solicitor who gets $5 per minute to get $4K or so?
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On September 20 2016 00:07 LongShot27 wrote: Draft a contract, read the contract, sign that contract. Breach of contract is a sue-able offense in nearly every country. Do your homework goddammit. A Korean national suing a defunct esport / marketing firm based in the UK? Okay.
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On September 20 2016 00:07 LongShot27 wrote: Draft a contract, read the contract, sign that contract. Breach of contract is a sue-able offense in nearly every country. Do your homework goddammit.
Pay a lawyer for more than the amount you'd get back if you won the case.
god damn it!
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When it happened to Hyun we were outraged. Now...
I really feel bad for Soulkey, but lets be honest. I can't give a crap anymore. These Korean progamers should have learned their lesson from previous examples. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
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I know hes jaded, but he should just stream. Hes a big name, he`ll make it back.
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On September 20 2016 00:07 LongShot27 wrote: Draft a contract, read the contract, sign that contract. Breach of contract is a sue-able offense in nearly every country. Do your homework goddammit.
You are absolutely right, however, the litigation fees/time spent usually isn't worth it. That's why it is better to just sabotage their business/reputation. They end up losing more than they stole. Now when you bring cyber crime into the mix, it can get even worse for the offenders. Players need to step it up and stop being pushovers.
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On September 20 2016 00:49 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote: When it happened to Hyun we were outraged. Now...
I really feel bad for Soulkey, but lets be honest. I can't give a crap anymore. These Korean progamers should have learned their lesson from previous examples. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
And this is why they win. They'll keep doing this shit because they know it's happened so many times that most of the community doesn't give a shit anymore, and because they know that the money itself might not even cover the legal fees inherent to the pro suing them.
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this is what happens when you join a no name team
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I'm sorry, over 5 months? Did he not noticed any red flags after the first month? Not even after the second? It took five whole months for him to realize they weren't going to pay him? Seriously, I know he's young and still inexperienced, but how can anyone be that daft on these things?
Seriously, it's not that hard to figure out -- and this should go for future and current pro gamers as well. If a company does not pay you after one, or two months, speak up! Make a big deal out of it, stop being a pushover. Yes, it sucks that one or two months of salary may be lost, but at least don't stretch it out.
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On September 19 2016 23:11 Waxangel wrote: Is TCM a reputable team in other esports?
TCM were huge in CoD and TF2 for a long long period of time. Heard absolutely no bad things about them in either scenes. Their owner xman was a very reputable guy.
Interesting why this has happened
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This might have been a translating/interpreting error on my part; I apologize. The nickname that's used is generally used to describe people who distance themselves from others. However, it also literally means Iron Wall. Soulkey seems to have the nickname in the Korean community because his skill was considered to be that of a different league from the other players. That's why I used the original term. However, I did more digging and it seems liquipedia has a reference to his nickname as the "Iron Wall" so I've changed it accordingly.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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Dosn't pay salary and demand transfer fee? Esports slavery at its best.
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On September 20 2016 01:51 dearyuna wrote:because his skill was considered to be that of a different league from the other players.
Rather, It's a pun that came from his name and defensive play style.
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On September 19 2016 22:34 [Svall]Granis wrote: I really hope he gets the money and that he can find a good team who arent scumbags, i miss seeing him play We all do man. Soulkey is amazing.
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On September 20 2016 01:51 dearyuna wrote:This might have been a translating/interpreting error on my part; I apologize. The nickname that's used is generally used to describe people who distance themselves from others. However, it also literally means Iron Wall. Soulkey seems to have the nickname in the Korean community because his skill was considered to be that of a different league from the other players. That's why I used the original term. However, I did more digging and it seems liquipedia has a reference to his nickname as the "Iron Wall" so I've changed it accordingly. Let me know if you have any questions.
Ah, thanks for the explanation, in that case I know what it is
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On September 20 2016 02:00 Thouhastmail wrote:Show nested quote +On September 20 2016 01:51 dearyuna wrote:because his skill was considered to be that of a different league from the other players. Rather, It's a pun that came from his name and defensive play style.
I believe he got his nickname from the BW days? I never really watched his BW games much, but I'm quite a fan of his Zerg defensive style in SC2 (and just like Rain, he's somewhat underrated).
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On September 20 2016 01:08 TT1 wrote: this is what happens when you join a no name team To be fair, all teams start as a no name team.
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