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Die4Ever
United States17723 Posts
On September 01 2018 04:04 MadJack wrote: Wait... kespa still exists? I tought it was dead... nvm offtopic I dont think this will actually allow maru to skip military service i think it would have to be the real olympics for that KeSPA still exists, they just don't do SC2 anymore | ||
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jjmmtt
Australia995 Posts
 Pretty funny Maru. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
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bObA
France300 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
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negativedge
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A_Scarecrow
Australia721 Posts
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
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RealityTheGreat
China564 Posts
If Has instead of Nice,hcan he win a set? | ||
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Veldril
Thailand1817 Posts
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On September 01 2018 16:07 Veldril wrote: Does this means Maru could possibly get an exemption from Military Service since he won the Asian Game gold medal like the other winners in other sports? No. | ||
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NExt
Australia1651 Posts
What is this rule? Gold medalists can skip military service? | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On September 01 2018 18:31 NExt wrote: What is this rule? Gold medalists can skip military service? Yes for Football players. South Korea with Heung Min Son from Tottenham Hotspur is in Grandfinal (vs Japan) now. South Korea won 4 years ago and all players were exempted from Military. Son didn't attend (Leverkusen said no to him). This rule exists since WC 2002. | ||
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Veldril
Thailand1817 Posts
On September 01 2018 18:31 NExt wrote: What is this rule? Gold medalists can skip military service? It is a very hot topic right now in Soccer world because Son Heung Min of S. Korea team career relied on winning the Asian Game gold medal for male soccer. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/aug/31/more-than-a-game-not-just-gold-on-line-for-son-heung-min-in-asian-games-final This is because there is a law for military exemption if athletes can win medals in a competition where all type of sports can compete in (so no World Cup or specific sport championship). I think it's written in the law/rule that it has to be bronze medal up for Olympic or gold medals for Asian Games. Since this Asian Games has Starcraft 2 as one of the sport competed, I was wondering whether Maru would be eligible to apply for exemption or not. But it's in the experimental sport category so it might not count. | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On September 01 2018 18:59 Veldril wrote: It is a very hot topic right now in Soccer world because Son Heung Min of S. Korea team career relied on winning the Asian Game gold medal for male soccer. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/aug/31/more-than-a-game-not-just-gold-on-line-for-son-heung-min-in-asian-games-final This is because there is a law for military exemption if athletes can win medals in a competition where all type of sports can compete in (so no World Cup or specific sport championship). I think it's written in the law/rule that it has to be bronze medal up for Olympic or gold medals for Asian Games. Since this Asian Games has Starcraft 2 as one of the sport competed, I was wondering whether Maru would be eligible to apply for exemption or not. But it's in the experimental sport category so it might not count. Yeah since it's only a demonstration sport it doesn't count towards that. | ||
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Ve5pa
United Kingdom252 Posts
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CoyFish_
Australia13 Posts
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On September 02 2018 05:05 Ve5pa wrote: When page 2 reads exactly the same as page 1, literally about 4 posts into it a well respected community member explained it was a demonstration event so no exemptions from military. Kinda crappy that eSports not given same treatment as other sports though, makes no sense in esports. games are too short-lived, most games lives about 2-3 years, few games like sc2 live a little longer. football etc do exists for 100 years and are going to exist next 100 years. | ||
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Kurao
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coverpunch
United States2093 Posts
On September 01 2018 18:31 NExt wrote: What is this rule? Gold medalists can skip military service? Yes, people who win Olympic medals are exempted from military service except some token basic training for a few weekends. This was expanded to those who win gold medals at the Asian Games. Maru doesn't get exemption because it was a demonstration sport, not a medal sport. Maru could lawyer up and press the issue, although the general principle is bringing pride to Korea or raising Korea's international profile, and maybe StarCraft 2 doesn't do it that much. The hard part is not pressing so hard that he looks like he's trying to dodge service but argue that he's legitimately better for Korea as a pro-gamer than a soldier (and this is more like convincing your mom, not a bunch of people on a forum dedicated to the game). | ||
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