Translation of Slayers_Jessica's tweets - Page 7
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taitanik
Latvia231 Posts
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XRaDiiX
Canada1730 Posts
Some people just get hurt so bad when someone breaks their trust. | ||
Badfatpanda
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forSeohyun
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1. He was B-team in SlayerS and only got one month in the training house (in recent times at least). 2. Then SlayerS started collaborating with EG which probably reduced the available spots for the B-teamers. 3. Dragon work for a living and can't keep up with SlayerS training regime, so he quits and looks for a team with a more relaxed schedule OR somewhere where he can live in a teamhouse. 4. He gets an opportunity with Millenium. | ||
yeint
Estonia2329 Posts
On March 07 2012 21:37 S_SienZ wrote: It's her PERSONAL twitter. It's pretty much implied she's doing it in her own capacity as an individual. There is no such thing as a personal twitter for a public person. Twitter is a PUBLIC service. If you have personal feelings you don't feel like sharing, don't publish them online for the world to see! | ||
Gackt_
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birdmanilikeflying
Australia22 Posts
On March 07 2012 17:05 .Sic. wrote: Before people start taking sides based on her English tweets, I'd like to translate her Korean tweets so that people don't misunderstand her or jump to conclusions. Slayers_Jessica: 스타2를 취미로 할거라고 팀탈퇴하더니.. 새로운 팀으로 가네..쩝 타팀에 간다고 못가게 한적도 없고..다른 선수들은 본인의 의사를 정확히 말하고 팀이적했는데.. 그 선수들이랑 참 비교된다.응? 거짓말하는 건 좀 좋지 않은데?? 간다고 안막는단다... 거짓말하는게 참 기분이 나쁘구나..다른데가서는 그러지마라 응? 우리팀 출신이라고 자랑스럽게 얘기도 하지마렴.. 난 너처럼 거짓말하는 선수가 우리팀에 잇엇다는 게 부끄럽다. 갈수록 실망주는 사람들이 느는구나..이래서 키워봐야 소용없단 말이 맞는건가? 내가 왜 이러고있지? http://twtkr.olleh.com/view.php?long_id=L10NjE He said he'd play sc2 as a hobby but he joins a new team. We never stopped anyone from joining different teams, and other players directly state their intentions and leave the team... he's really incomparable to those players huh? It's not good to lie?? We don't stop people from leaving, so the fact that you lied really hurts my feelings. Don't do that on the other teams please? Don't be proud of your Slayers roots... The fact that we had a liar like you on the team is embarrassing. As time goes on, more people are starting to dissapoint.. maybe this is why there's a saying "you get nothing out of raising people"? Why am I doing this? xSixSleep: @Slayers_Jessica ㅠㅠ기사랑 다르길래뭐지 싶엇어요... (sad crying face) it was different from the article so I was wondering what it was SlayersJessica: @xSixSleep 누구 말하는지 알지? 너나 명환이 같이 사실도 말하지 못하고 거짓말이나 하는 겁쟁이같으니라고....난 저런애들이 싫다.. 저런 애들을 내 새끼라고 키운 내가 미친게지... You know who I am talking about right? He couldn't tell the truth like you or myung hwan (golden) and lied like a coward... I don't like kids like that... I was crazy for raising kids like them as if they were my own children. xSixSleep: @Slayers_Jessica ㅠㅠㅠㅠ (crying face again) Slayers_Jessica: 사실 팀탈퇴도 본인이 자기트윗에 떡하니 올려서 탈퇴햇다고 해서 나도 그때서야알았다는거지. 말도없이 탈퇴하고 이유를 물으니 취미로 하고 직장복귀한다길래 그러라 했더니.. I found out that he left Slayers only after reading his post on twitter. He left without saying a word to me so I asked him why, and he said that he wanted to play sc2 as a hobby and go back to his job. Empire_Violet: @SlayerS_Jessica 소식들었어여 ㅠㅠ 뒤통수맞은기분이시겠어여 .. 노여움푸시와요.. I heard the news, it must be like getting hit in the back of your head... please let go of your anger.. Slayers_Jessica: @Empire_viOLet 그걸 편드는애들이 더웃겨 ... 질투하냐는 말에 개뿜었다. 거기가서도 또 그런짓하면 우리팀 욕먹을까 무섭다 설마 거기선 안그러겠지? 인기관리하려면말야. The people who take his side seem more ridiculous... It was ridiculous when someone asked me if I was jealous. I am scared that he'll pull the same thing on the new team and give Slayers a bad rep. He won't do that right? He's got popularity to retain? EDIT: mistranslation on the 3rd tweet, I'd like to apologize for that it was a confusing construction and I misread it. Jessica's frustration is understandable from my point of view. It seems to me from the limited information available that the player who left felt badly about leaving and may not have wanted to tell others, including Jessica, for fear of a negative reaction from them. If this is the case, it means this player didn't consider the worse consequences which would come from not being honest with people. This suggests to me that the player is just like me, and doesn't appreciate the work that others put in for their own sake. They don't consider the effort invested in them by those around them (the Slayers team members, in this case), and they only consider what happens to themselves - i.e. they may feel bad for a few days after seeing Jessica sad when they tell her they are leaving. This is in comparison to not feeling bad, at least in the short-term, by avoiding to tell Jessica that they were leaving the team because there was something they didn't like about it, or because there was something that they preferred about another team. This is commonly called being selfish. It's associated with being brought up by parents who give too much. Which is quite common in SE Asia, I guess. This is just my hypothesis... | ||
yeint
Estonia2329 Posts
On March 07 2012 21:41 ShatterZer0 wrote: EH, she had emotional capital in them... And a child has emotional capital in the toy their parents refused to buy them. It seems pretty far-fetched that she had a deep, personal relationship with Dragon. It seems highly likely that she feels slighted and disrespected as the boss. | ||
TheChairman
United States46 Posts
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babarossa
Australia13 Posts
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Taiko88
Canada14 Posts
I just want to make this clear, I asked Dragon a while ago why he left in chat, this was before he really took off with popularity, he said he couldn't make the team house, and that, from my understanding, there were way too many good players on SlayerS for him to even remotely have a chance at making even the B team never mind A team. Now, one can always come to assumptions of his reason for leaving, was he really looking for another team at the time, was he indecisive, or did he lie because he didn't want to hurt the feelings of a team that gave him, essentially, a second chance. We'll never know. I understand lying is a big aspect of Korean culture, but I also think representing SlayerS in any way, you should not be making private things public, no matter how angry you are, as that negatively affects not only your image, but the image of your team as well - even though you aren't representing them because it's your personal twitter. Side note: The tweet of him looking for a team is months old, and it was well known he was looking for a team, why this is being brought up now, I have no idea. Another note: I'm a Dragon fan, and I think both parties should be accountable for what has gone down. In terms of Dragon lying about his future intentions, and Jessica making a huge drama over his true reasons for leaving SlayerS. | ||
nagual
Ukraine70 Posts
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yeint
Estonia2329 Posts
On March 07 2012 21:55 birdmanilikeflying wrote: Jessica's frustration is understandable from my point of view. It seems to me from the limited information available that the player who left felt badly about leaving and may not have wanted to tell others, including Jessica, for fear of a negative reaction from them. If this is the case, it means this player didn't consider the worse consequences which would come from not being honest with people. This suggests to me that the player is just like me, and doesn't appreciate the work that others put in for their own sake. They don't consider the effort invested in them by those around them (the Slayers team members, in this case), and they only consider what happens to themselves - i.e. they may feel bad for a few days after seeing Jessica sad when they tell her they are leaving. This is in comparison to not feeling bad, at least in the short-term, by avoiding to tell Jessica that they were leaving the team because there was something they didn't like about it, or because there was something that they preferred about another team. This is commonly called being selfish. It's associated with being brought up by parents who give too much. Which is quite common in SE Asia, I guess. This is just my hypothesis... The amount of cognitive dissonance in your post makes my brain hurt. Why is it that whenever these "asian values" things come up, it's ALWAYS the assumption that the person in power is utterly blameless, a selfless champion who gave their subordinates their everything? Why is the subordinate ALWAYS assumed to be deceitful and selfish? Why isn't it possible that Jessica is making wild assumptions, and getting offended because she thinks her authority was undermined? Why isn't it possible that Dragon left Slayers to find new opportunities to support himself (as he wasn't receiving any income from Slayers), and then received an offer from Mill? | ||
Saiton
Sweden467 Posts
On March 07 2012 21:57 TheChairman wrote: Didn't Dragon tweet in like January that he was looking for a team? Why is this just coming out now? He did, and i completely agree. Also, this sounds alot like Jessica is forbidding him from ever joining a new team and abandoning all dreams of playing SC2 professionally because there's a chance Dragon pulls another Dragon and SlayerS gets bad reputation because of it. Did i get it right? Edit: Why is she arguing over Twitter when this is clearly an internal discussion between Dragon, Slayers and Millenium? | ||
Faust852
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Fubi
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On March 07 2012 22:19 Faust852 wrote: Jessica is the one who gives bad reputation to Slayers with her useless dramas. Except that most of the Korean community don't see this as bad rep, and even here in the foreign community, you see a lot of people supporting her. Oh, and did I mention Slayers won the most popular team award last year? | ||
Gackt_
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On March 07 2012 22:22 Fubi wrote: Except that most of the Korean community don't see this as bad rep, and even here in the foreign community, you see a lot of people supporting her. Oh, and did I mention Slayers won the most popular team award last year? so you think what she is doing when she is calling out ex-teamplayers on twitter and insulting them is alright? Is that how you make sure the team gets a good reputation? | ||
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