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it was bo5 ,first three game Hawsin 1:2
im starting watch the forth Game from the first person
Hawsin joind the game,then Hawsin got a message from Clam
from Stx_clam : center baracket ok me 12 pool?
then Hawsin typed and replay : 00 kk
i was thinking its all about last game they discussing then i relised its not they are talking about the next game
Game 4 on Tau Cross
Hawsin scv went to the map center and buit Baracket their
all audience and broadcaster didnt know it was arranged,they are very exciting , Clam lost game softly
Game 5
they are talking again , but sorry they were not speaking good english or just maybe some words i cant understand
but i clear saw message from Clam : me 1 sunken all drone
Final game Hawsin 3BB marine and medic, all Clam Have is 1 Sunken as he said before the game
we are all fooled by those korean Pro Gamers
and I have to belive the Rumor about the OSL and Msl some arranged game maybe ture.
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Mexico4793 Posts
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its on PPlive, the video will come out shortly
they may thought no one knows this,but in IEST its like PGL
we have both firs person view live from two players
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wow, if they would stoop as low to rig a games in a foreign tournament, (excluding wcg, that sounds downright disgraceful in this case).
Cant they just play the bo5 to the best of their abilities, give the fans something to cheer for?
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Give me one reason why they would do such a thing when the game is about money.
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they can split the cash? There on the same team aswell..
In smash bros. i know that games have been thrown at mlg for money reasons.
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its simple
they are from the same Team STX
and they are korean
its enough
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China3334 Posts
You "have to" believe, then you believe. That's all. Stating what you saw makes sense, but your personal thought doesn't. They fooled IEST in case that two finalists were from the same team and they had already insured the US$32,000 champion and runner-up award, so progaming fooled all? IEST is not progaming.
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look back the World Cup 2002
Impossible is nothing
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Stop over analyzing.
They did what they wanted to do, because they got that far by beating everyone legitly and badly.
The end.
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On October 21 2007 22:29 MYM.Testie wrote:
Stop over analyzing.
They did what they wanted to do, because they got that far by beating everyone legitly and badly.
The end.
audience paid the ticket ,they have to respect them to show their ability and not like this
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Did they type it in english or korean?
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Unless you know for sure you should not be making accusations.
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On October 21 2007 22:31 MYM.Testie wrote:
Unless you know for sure you should not be making accusations.
go msn plz i transfer you the picture
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So what do you want to do about it?
They are friends and team mates who probably agreed to split the prize money.
Even if their actions are proved true, it's not like anything should be done about it, or any penalization. Because they did win fair and square.
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If they come from the same team and this is something that happens often, why can't they just talk about it before the match? Using lobby chat to talk about that is way too risky to make any sense IMO.
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if they did fix the match, then its a real shame, instead of giving the audience something to enjoy, they gave them rigged games. that screenshot looks pretty incriminating btw.
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On October 21 2007 22:37 MYM.Testie wrote:
So what do you want to do about it?
They are friends and team mates who probably agreed to split the prize money.
Even if their actions are proved true, it's not like anything should be done about it, or any penalization. Because they did win fair and square.
Have you ever heard of sportmanship? I'm surprised that a player like you think that way.
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US$32,000 is a huge sum of korean won (or whatever the currency is though) and i can understand how they'd be tempted by the prospect of split winnings instead of a potentially smaller sum.
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EPT
