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On June 10 2012 11:12 TheToast wrote:


They're probably all watching LoL.

On June 10 2012 11:12 TheToast wrote:


They're probably all watching LoL.

On June 10 2012 12:20 MCDayC wrote:
Having mainly Koreans remaining is the double edged sword of making the crowd less hype, but the LR's more tolerable.

On June 10 2012 19:41 Yello wrote:


I think the reason for the much more tolerable LR thread is that we didn't have that much of Stephano on stream. He has probably the most passionate haters in the SC2 scene.

On June 10 2012 20:28 marttorn wrote:


People think he's arrogant/doesn't work hard/lucky/etc. It's just what happens, when you're a big name player who actually has somewhat of a personality, you'll attract some amount of haters.

edit: To clarify, I don't believe he's any of the things listed above.

On June 10 2012 21:20 marttorn wrote:
I'm not sure what Probe1 is saying about the LR, btw, I thought it was awful Although maybe not AS bad as some other MLG events, I'll admit. What I found most of the time yesterday was a constant stream of bitterness about LoL and whining about the crowd. Basically just people doomsaying.

The LR is much like a flock of birds, all collaborating to show a beautiful picture, or give forth a view point. Except it sucks.

Spades was just banned by RaGe.

That account was created on 2010-10-01 04:15:09 and had 249 posts.

Reason: Broken promises.

Spades, September 2010

Dear Teamliquid.net Admins,

I write this letter to apologize for my hacking incident 2 years ago, as well as the way I acted upon being caught. I realize I should've apologized immediately following the incident, but I was in a pretty bad place at the time, and instead of being mature and dealing with it, I made the mistake of being very bad mannered and defensive. It was very immature of me, and i regret how i acted. I definitely made quite a few enemies from the way i acted on forums, and It's definitely been hard rebuilding those relationships.

Originally I decided to ignore my past, and just move on with my life, completely leaving the starcraft community, but upon being persuaded to come back for Starcraft 2, I realized how much i wanted to be involved again. TeamLiquid IS the community, i can't even imagine how starcraft would be without you guys. I want a chance to be involved again, and i promise to never put myself in a negative position again. I honestly meant to write this apology shortly after the Starcraft 2 release, but i had a huge misconception that TeamLiquid admins were very unreasonable and would never give me a chance. But after talking to Hot_Bid i realize my opinion was completely wrong, and you are actually very reasonable and willing to hear me out.

I beg you to understand that I was very immature in the past, and If i could do it all over, i would definitely have handled it much differently. I've matured alot, and I've genuinely made a strong effort to rebuild my reputation. I've become friends with many of the players I originally made enemies with during the hacking incident as well as the flame wars that followed. These players include much of Team USA at the time, and many other top players. I feel I have outgrown my hacking and bad mannered reputation, and I am actually quite respected among most of the top players.

On June 11 2012 01:25 JackDragon wrote:

I guess that Team liquid have made their judgement. Now just to see if I can find a statement any where. I just saw this one.

Edit: I can't find any statement . You think they talked to him during MLG and he fessed up/refused to defend himself or talk about it?

On June 11 2012 01:35 -_-Quails wrote:

Or maybe this is the statement.