#follow.et professional eSports cklub (since 2008) DEMAND JUSTICE
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27 Jul 2019, 13:49
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Hello men,
Obviously our performance at LAN came under some intense criticism. Therefore, we resolved to have a #follow.bootcamp to professionally prepare for our future ET careers, as well as spread ourselves to new games.
First, we had a professional ET pracc on gather (++) last night, where we finished the evening as a squad with a 100% winning ratio (culan).
For this, we connected using a secondary device which our coach was linked up via teamspeak professional software. Is this acceptable? We also used our primary microphone device to sing songs and say rude words to our fellow teammates. If this is unacceptable, I feel justice should be served.
However, after a round we feel that we were unfairly targeted by the community, as we were muted by our fellow teammates, leaving us unable to give professional comms. Is this acceptable to the gather community? Please advise.
We can confirm we did not troll or be afk at any point.
We would just like to make sure that, as we have raised a conflict, the demos are provided by the relevant captains. I cannot remember the captains, so they should reveal themselves.
We would like to come clean and admit that, in the past 24 hours, we have insulted other players whilst playing gather games. I personally ( niSmO) called someone a 'nerd' and said 'culan', but I cannot speak for others actions, which leads me to our final, and most important rule break:
I could not find allusions to this in the official rules, but I do feel we mislead players who picked us. For instance, Fantasy rang h2o asking him to pick us for the gather, despite queuing as niSmO whilst intending to have a range of different players playing. This, as I'm sure you will agree, is misleading. We would like to apologise as a professional esports community for our actions, which we believe require swift and unrelenting justice, as is normal in gathers.
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Warmest regards,
niSmO
Chief of Communications at #follow.et professional eSports cklub (since 2008)
Obviously our performance at LAN came under some intense criticism. Therefore, we resolved to have a #follow.bootcamp to professionally prepare for our future ET careers, as well as spread ourselves to new games.
First, we had a professional ET pracc on gather (++) last night, where we finished the evening as a squad with a 100% winning ratio (culan).
However, we would like to clarify some of the gather rules, as we feel we may have broken some of the LAWS of ET gather professional esports community.
For this, we connected using a secondary device which our coach was linked up via teamspeak professional software. Is this acceptable? We also used our primary microphone device to sing songs and say rude words to our fellow teammates. If this is unacceptable, I feel justice should be served.
However, after a round we feel that we were unfairly targeted by the community, as we were muted by our fellow teammates, leaving us unable to give professional comms. Is this acceptable to the gather community? Please advise.
We can confirm we did not troll or be afk at any point.
We would just like to make sure that, as we have raised a conflict, the demos are provided by the relevant captains. I cannot remember the captains, so they should reveal themselves.
We would like to come clean and admit that, in the past 24 hours, we have insulted other players whilst playing gather games. I personally ( niSmO) called someone a 'nerd' and said 'culan', but I cannot speak for others actions, which leads me to our final, and most important rule break:
We switched players after each map, so a range of players played from my professional gaming hub throughout one gather game.
I could not find allusions to this in the official rules, but I do feel we mislead players who picked us. For instance, Fantasy rang h2o asking him to pick us for the gather, despite queuing as niSmO whilst intending to have a range of different players playing. This, as I'm sure you will agree, is misleading. We would like to apologise as a professional esports community for our actions, which we believe require swift and unrelenting justice, as is normal in gathers.
To conclude, we apologise for our breaks of the ET gather rulebook, and feel that we need justice for ourselves.
(bonus picture of a frenchman playing with a cat he is allergic to)
Warmest regards,
niSmO
Chief of Communications at #follow.et professional eSports cklub (since 2008)
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