Slayers to disband - Page 26
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Ryps
Romania2740 Posts
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YoucriedWolf
Sweden1456 Posts
What is truly interesting is that this is the only powerhouse outside of the federation that goes down, and that the federation is/was exposed as a bag of dicks but Boss tells a good reminder, that this was of course the old federation before it was reformed. I hope this creates incentive for the scene to globalize and that a lot of players get picked up by foreign teams so that the korean players get a more stable and healthy environment and hopefully some day we can distinguish players as good or bad rather than korean and foreigners. | ||
NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On October 17 2012 23:18 xXFireandIceXx wrote: MMA showing dat disrespect to Boxer. The only justification would have been if Boxer/Jessica embezzled the money....which I honestly have a seriously hard time believing..... Considering the players/coah agreed, It's not hard to believe. | ||
Goldfish
2230 Posts
Remember the Coach Lee incident? Take note this was the old eSports Federation rather than the new one. I can see the NASL stuff and the other fiascos that happened between ESF and Slayers being true easily (the Coach Lee incident is the more famous and known one that was ESF's wrongdoing). | ||
KillerSOS
United States4207 Posts
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Silvanel
Poland4672 Posts
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quannguyen
Vietnam1390 Posts
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Chengakz
United States163 Posts
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sewergoat
United States97 Posts
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Alex1Sun
494 Posts
On October 17 2012 21:33 Medrea wrote: Expected this after Boxer left and the MMA thing went completely unexplained and like, 50 other hints that gave it away. MMA INCIDENT: Turns out MMA suspected Jessica of embezzling sponsorship money from the team. Many players agree this was the case. Someone is doing a translation. + Show Spoiler + On October 17 2012 22:03 frequency wrote: Okay, my friend translating (not finished the whole thing) Current Situation - MMA and Alicia have been demoted to B-team. - Because of recent events surrounding Alicia, he will also be released (have not been told yet) - Ryung is currently practicing at home. Yugioh originally also practiced at home and only practiced in the team house time to time. - Crank didn't leave but has been released. - Time was given to Puzzle, Coca and Min to think about their career and they have now switched to League of Legends - Wanted to give up entering GSTL as half the main players are gone and even many players who were still bound by a contract refused to play. But remaining players were eager to play so still entered. We knew it was near impossible to win but we entered to give players experiences that they wanted. And this bonded the remaining players. - Excluding the three players who wanted time off to consider their career, we entered the team with 4 B-team players and 4 A-team players. We excluded Alicia who avoided entering GSTL from the last season. The reason why Boxer joined SKT - We need to talk about how SlayerS started - Federation and SlayerS didn't get along from the start. We had Intel as the main sponsor and started off being the wealthiest team. That's when the federation wanted us to join but we weren't sure about what their goals and what they were after so told the federation that we will decide to join when we observe surrounding situations. That's when GanZi incident happened Ganzi incident - At the time, Ganzi was in team IM. Ganzi told Knight_Seal (SlayerS coach) that he was interested in joining Slayers. Both me (Jessica) and BoxeR had no idea. - IM told the federation and accused that SlayerS tried to steal one of their players and GanZi had been spreading bad rumours about IM. GanZi had 6 months ban from entering GSL so he was about to quit as a pro gamer - Because we were never stealing GanZi, we helped GanZi to get to the bottom of this to clear out misunderstandings - After talking to many other players including MVP and coaches/directors who were part of the federation, all evidences collected suggested that GanZi was innocent. IM coach (Mr Gang) couldn't argue about anything so only snuck out of the situation by saying 'This was my understanding, GanZi - if you wanted to move why didn't you tell me personally?' - SlayerS wes the second victim of this incident as the majority of people believed that we were stealing a player but nobody, including Mr Kang, apologized for anything. We lost our faith in the federation who does not seem to listen to both sides of the story and make a decision based on assumptions. - After this incident we dropped our thoughts of joining in. There were no appealing reasons for us to join. But another event hit the federation - TSL coach Mr Lee NASL incident - NASL season 1 had started and many players including BoxeR were preparing to depart the country. Then Mr Won (Startale coach) contacted us that 'NASL is not paying flights for Korean players only, we should not participate in NASL with this sort of discrimination.' he hoped that SlayerS boycotts the tournament. However we were already ready for everything including flights and hotel accomodation as our sponsor paid to play. - He claimed that all other teams will be boycotting but they all ended up participating anyway and Puma won the whole tournament. - As NASL season 2 began, Mr Won once again asked us to boycott and we wanted to boycott this time. So we told Mr Won that if this boycott will help to reach a beneficial agreement between NASL and the federation, we will surely join boycotting. - Mr Won promised us that both GomTV and the federation will claim their rights. However we heard nothing about this incident after. We asked Mr Won if there had been conversations between two parties, such as e-mails, but Mr Won said there wasn't anything like that/ - We understood NASL's position about needing deposits as many players who already disqualfied for the main stage avoid or ditch remaining matches. NASL season 3 started and because there were no attempts communicate from the federation and NASL. We entered season 3. - Total 8 players made through the qualifiers, and that's when Mr Choi (MVP coach) contacted us. He expressed his regrets about us playing in NASL and mentioned that FXO entered for the qualifiers but dropped the thoughts immediately. He asked me to drop the 8 players from participating. I explained to Mr Choi that I only agreed to boycott season 2 as Mr Won promised me to show results or at least attempts to communicate to reach an agreement with NASL but have heard nothing from him. I explained the whole surrounding situations and asked him to tell other team coaches of the federation who do not know the situation but weirdly enough nothing was communicated between them. - Even Mr Won who could have told other teams about how we thought, and when I asked him why he didn't communicate that to the federation. He claimed that he doesn't remember the conversation clearly that he didn't want to communicate something uncertain. I thought the federation was an absurd group. - We have heard from other players from different teams, that they were told not to practise with SlayerS players and not even chat on ladder. Players who were good friends with each other had to use a different account to secretly help our players to practise. When I heard about this, I asked Mr Won and argued however he said confidently "it's petty but this is how far we will go to put restrictions on SlayerS' - When I answered, that is ridiculous as we had not done anything wrong and this is destroying players personal friendship. And Mr Won simply replied 'this happens because you refused to join the federation and go on separate ways'. I made several claims to the federation but nobody answered me and players couldn't find practise partners. - As I couldn't take this any longer, I phoned Mr Won and told "I don't want our players to have unfair disadvantages because of their team. I will disband the team so take our players to your team. However we will formally request you (the federation) to be liable for damages you caused to the team and our sponsors." And that is when we have finally gotten an e-mail saying that they will lift up the restriction. (Have shown it to the reporter who wrote this) More coming, will post when he tells me! Someone elses translation. Highlights include: Jessica accused of stealing from the team. Players agree. Manager J agrees. Jessica claims J intentionally did not negotiate with sponsors (his job), and that she has been running the team with her own money. THIS is the big problem. Everything else is candy. That is really sad. Somebody here was behaving completely inappropriately, either Manager J or Jessica. From this it seems that Manager J is a total dick: + Show Spoiler + Slayers had Manager J who worked with foreign assignments. Jessica entrusted Manager J with sponsor affairs. Manager J later said that sponsors demanded something different from Slayers' direction. Since Slayers was doing fine at that time, Jessica was curious, but did not delve deeply into the incident. Jessica figured that she could use her private money to run the team, and manage the sponsor affair later. However, Manager J was doing something doubtful, so Jessica investigated a little. Jessica found out that Manager J did not negotiate at all, or purposedly negotiated badly to cut off the sponsors. Moreover, Manager J told the Slayers progamers that Jessica embezzled the money from the sponsors. Even though Slayers clearly was running with the money from Boxer's private sponsorship, the players believed it, which Jessica couldn't understand. | ||
Fragile51
Netherlands15767 Posts
On October 17 2012 23:19 Goldfish wrote: The talk about federation not listening to both sides of the story sounds right. Remember the Coach Lee incident? Take note this was the old eSports Federation rather than the new one. I can see the NASL stuff and the other fiascos that happened between ESF and Slayers being true easily (the Coach Lee incident is the more famous and known one that was ESF's wrongdoing). It's called SC2con, not "the old esf". | ||
trwkling
658 Posts
On October 17 2012 23:19 NovemberstOrm wrote: Considering the players/coah agreed, It's not hard to believe. could it be because the accounts were mixed? jessica said boxer used a lot of his own money (and jessica's) to build the team maybe they didn't have a very clear separation of accounts so they pooled the money in for themselves as well as the team, and so manager j used that to... whoever's advantage? | ||
framtidenskrig
Sweden92 Posts
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Krogan
Sweden375 Posts
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On October 17 2012 23:18 Alvis wrote: " BoxeR spent all his time and more than one hundred million(won) to grow the team and when players are mocking me and him, he was very shocked. " That's just fucked up. I can understand the players disliking Jessica since she doesn't come from an e-sport background and comes off as really overbearing and meddlesome. Disrespecting Boxer is a big no-no. Without him who knows if the scene would even exist. | ||
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On October 17 2012 23:19 Goldfish wrote: The talk about federation not listening to both sides of the story sounds right. Remember the Coach Lee incident? Take note this was the old eSports Federation rather than the new one. To be fair, it is almost impossible to 'prove' anything in player tampering cases. In multi-billion dollars sports have a hard time with this issue. There is no evidence or witness. Who knows if the team approached a player first or the player approached the team. | ||
Discarder
Philippines411 Posts
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
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dynwar7
1983 Posts
Slayers disbanding...? ..... ..... | ||
SupLilSon
Malaysia4123 Posts
I also get the feeling the article doesnt go in chronological order. Because GanZi left SlayerS a while before MMA/Crank drama and Boxer leaving. | ||
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