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RicocheT · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 2:09 AM

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Originally Posted by eehanProAnnn

So you are back? i think its long enough, as long as u dont maphack any more, i think the community will readily accept you back!

I disagree there. You gotta work to get back in the good graces of the community.

**nGenLight** · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 3:40 AM

-Removed after sobering up-

AxSGRiM · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 3:50 AM

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Originally Posted by FaDeMeatex

Wow never would have guessed that we knew before your new hosts did 0.o
I would urge due diligence with regards to sRWinter as he had all but one person from FaDe fooled and ready jump on a proverbial grande to defend him - hell even PiG.
I thought through that whole episode that he would have learned a lesson or matured somewhat
Sorry to say not off to a good start thus far but that said I do hope to be proven wrong

FaDe looks forward to crushing sRWinter and sR in future wars and tournaments

I completely agree with what you have said, and it was hard for me to decide whether or not to condone this behavior in sR. However, I do accept the invitation and so to say : "Let the games begin!"

ZiggyD · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 9:03 AM

Interesting, I remember seeing your name a lot around SEA back in the day and I think I even lost a few games to you when I got into Diamond IIRC.

I'd love some insight into the hacking mindset. As you said: you deluded yourself into thinking it didn't give you that much of an advantage.

What made you want to stop hacking? Was it just being caught or did you come to terms with your reliance on the software 'crutch'?

What made you get a hack in the first place? Pressure to be a better player? The feeling of having an edge? The risk of being caught? Something else?

I mean no offence with any of my questions, I am just incredibly interested in the competitive psychology when it comes to competitive gaming.

mGGLearning · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 9:14 AM

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Originally Posted by MiNotoriouS

Welcome Hack

edit: back***

What? =/ Oh... oh... I see what you did there.

EXCL · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 9:52 AM

Better than some of the apologies I have seen here before. Time will tell if you are sincere. Hiding your identity on your return is obviously a dumb start mate.

Shieldz · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 10:59 AM

yeah i think the community is very nice for giving u ur chance so take it and actually help out

ProAnnn · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by FaDeEXCL

Better than some of the apologies I have seen here before. Time will tell if you are sincere. Hiding your identity on your return is obviously a dumb start mate.

You know he can totally hide that he is evetS and continue for the next few years without ANYONE noticing?

Like start anew as Winter

TCPKerO · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 2:58 PM

I think that the hiding of Identity is being taken way to harshly. Imagine how hard it is for him as a person to stand up and openly admit he was wrong and that he is sorry.

To be sincerely sorry and to ask for forgiveness and acceptance is one of the hardest things a person can ever do.

I hope that he can continue on with his return to Sea regardless of clan or otherwise and make a positive name for himself.

pro tip, help out the newbies, biggest way to make a difference for someone starting to play sc2.

GLHF

sRWinter · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 4:02 PM

What made you want to stop hacking? Was it just being caught or did you come to terms with your reliance on the software 'crutch'?

- At first being caught obviously, but in all reality i could've continued on NA or kr under an alias or something, However being 'exposed' forced me to rethink the hacking situation and i decided i wanted to get legitimediatly 'good'

What made you get a hack in the first place? Pressure to be a better player? The feeling of having an edge? The risk of being caught? Something else?

At first it was just curiosity tbh, and then i did some customs with it just for the fun/lols etc. A few weeks later i actually forgot they were on and searched for a ladder game, which kinda started the whole....ball rolling. I DID however not hack in any of the masters cup etc tournies that i entered, for the tiny amount that helps my case.

I'm willing to do coaching etc, but i'd probably be more comfortable offering it as a free service rather than the reward for winning a bsg etc, as i've never done any coaching before and am not sure how effective the time spent with me coaching would be, saturation, vision, supply blocks, scouting? When they're not zerg it'll just be me winging what the responses should be

Shieldz · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 5:55 PM

s agree with annn at least he came out to and revealed his identity he can just start new with winter but he didnt just hide his identity instead he told everyone about it that actually take balls to do lol

aLtShortizz · Wed, 15th-Aug-2012, 8:44 PM

Welcome back steve, i hope you`ve learned your lesson. More than happy to play if you need a practise partner although i must admit im very bad these days haha.

Ive never seen anyone improve as fast as you back in the day, hopefully you can prove it soon with some decent Lan performance soon!

AlopexToT · Thu, 16th-Aug-2012, 7:12 AM

oh wow. you are evets

nice to have you back