that incluides workld of warcraft...personally i dont even think he even played that game at all by himself....

Lol

Yeah. He's best Rumble player in the World

I get that you're nostalgia clowning but there was a ridiculous amount of abuse and exploitation in early esports, and I'd even argue there was more abuse before corporations and sponsors got involved in western esports because back then they didn't even have to be all that discrete about it. The abuse you mention in eastern esports is also not a particularly out of the ordinary for Asia, but I'm not as familiar with how it compares to standard working conditions in other fields as I am with western esports and work culture. Western esports was and in many ways still is still a shitfest relative to working cultures and conditions in other western industries.

@@ab3240 I'm referring to how c9 was just 5 players (it was originally player founded) who climbed and went to the world championship. Now it's like pro football where there's all these other people involved and if u don't perform how they want u get replaced, etc. Pretty much what I said. Which is all true. Idk why people always disagree online. You made me second guess myself so I looked it up and before they were acquired c9 was player-owned.

@@waynefilkins8394 Wasn't obvious to me you were referring to C9 given you did not mention that org specifically by name, and given your very broad commentary on Asian orgs I interpreted your comment broadly with respect to American orgs as well. I am not intimately familiar with C9's history, but I don't think them being player owned somehow exonerates them. TSM was also founded by its players, as were many of the older orgs. And Esports as an industry was not very pretty back in the day. You also chose to criticize Asian orgs for something American orgs are equally guilty of in most ways. You are a nostalgia clown. Players getting replaced and corperate red tape is literally good for the league. It's what prevents players from being subjected to shitty working conditions. State Farm probably does not want to advertise on a broadcast of a pro esport where the players work in the equivalent of a sweatshop. League may be a worse spectator Esport, but that's not because we don't have Meteos saying "cumshot" in comms anymore.

It's called franchising which is better for the league's long term stability

@@kerkertrandov459 I can still say I miss the good old days. Because I do. Call it w/e you want. I'm just sharing my opinion and sick of dumbasses disagreeing with an OPINION. If you have a problem, shut the fuck up and move on. Go post your own comment don't reply to mine.

INDEED

@X5J9 where did that come from

@X5J9 i think he means no one asked, where was the relevance in yugioh to this comment

​@x5j94 x5j94 comments as he pleases

@X5J9 In a nicer way, I think people are just confused as to why you said that. From a lack of context, people assume this has nothing to do with OP's comment. There's nothing wrong with telling a story, but it might be worth it to share that story amongst other yu-gi-oh fans instead of a league comment section. That way, more people will respond to you in a way you're probably seeking. Hope that helps.

"HOLY POGGERSSSS"

The gaming house Era was the best Era of LCS in personality of players and entertainment

Wow man, So crazy. Your highly intelligent analysis speaks volume.

Maximilian Grassl that's what your mom said last night too wooYeah

@@MaximilianGrassl-kq4nv thx

That's because now Riot Na and Eu are corporations with rules

wish we could turn back time