[ChoiJaeHoon]

k i just quit sc2 and bb

sorry for this

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	Champi:	poor form, milkis did the same thing. i find this to be an extremely immateur and rash behaviour
	EveYekke:	Lol cool story bro
	SungInSPR:
	TAkrunch:	no ... don't go...

[Nemo]

Originally Posted by ChoiJaeHoon

k i just quit sc2 and bb

sorry for this

I fully understand that cultural differences might make discussions not easy. We must all try to understand how people of other countries think to be able to communicate smoothly.

I think that our n friends did their best at staying calm and not taking hard what could have been considered offensive if said from other people. I really think you should make an effort yourself to be less secretive and explain more openly why it's so important for you that they play and what is happening in SPR clan about it.

There is really no need of so extreme decisions. We won't have hard feelings even if we disagree. We only want to understand you.

Originally Posted by EveMassacrisM

To me, I would say being consistently active on the ladder for 2 seasons at least would *maybe* classify you as a SEA player. For example if Nemo - who lives in France - belongs to a clan and wants to join the league, we'd have absolutely no problem with that. The fact that a few of the Koreans( Soulman, kingkong ) who live in Korea are under consideration that they'd be allowed to play is already pretty ridiculous.

To my knowledge the 100+ games on ladder rule was made by organizers of the Master Cup, not SEACL, so having your friends massing games in 4 days just to join this tournament is unnecessary, irrelevant and trying too hard.

To say the truth I'm not active enough either on SEA or EU servers anyway to qualify. Haha

But I guess that because instead of playing I'm passing all my time on sc2sea.com, I could ask for a rule that say : "You could either be active on the forum". I don't do this so I don't steal all the money. haha

More seriously for "real" BSG players activity on the ladder has not the same meaning than for Diamond+ players. Rules should be more attached to link to the community or the site as subsrciption to the TGM, number of posts, number of chat line, awesomeness (), etc. Good contribution to the site could also be a criteria for higher rank players. Remember it can be hard for European players to play on SEA because of time difference.

I don't say that for me, I'm too bad to waste people time in a tournament anyway.

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EveMassacrisM:

I believe saying you should be active within the community sounds fair.