Well, you can stay at home with that pessimistic attitude while I do everything in my power to fix this.From the sounds of how this tournament is going MLG just wants the money. They dont care about the community. So why are we supporting it? Stick to grassroots. Improving things isnt up to us at these events. Its out of our hands
I am to blame for this. I convinced @n-megabytes to make the journey out to the U.S. for MLG and EVO. Going off my experience at MLG Dallas 2012, I was 100% confident that he'd have a blast at Anaheim.N Megabytes got on a 26 hour flight from Australia because he was told MLG is the gold standard of tournaments, then got treated like garbage
I really hope you succeedWell, you can stay at home with that pessimistic attitude while I do everything in my power to fix this.
I like David too. He's very intelligent. I know he's mostly a SF player but he sure knows a shit ton about NRS games too.Oh honey, he is the best. He is classy, professional, and very charismatic.
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Okay hold up, while I'm sure he appreciates the sentiment and I do feel sorry for him, this is in no way, shape or form on you.I am to blame for this. I convinced @n-megabytes to make the journey out to the U.S. for MLG and EVO. Going off my experience at MLG Dallas 2012, I was 100% confident that he'd have a blast at Anaheim.
It seems I misinformed him and he paid an unfair price for it. Had I known that anything like this was going to happen, I wouldn't have encouraged him to go to this event. I can't even begin to comprehend how he must feel right now.
Megabytes, if you're reading this thread, I must express a public apology to you. I know you worked a godlike amount of overtime in Australia just so you could make the journey and the last thing I wanted was for all that to go to waste. I feel guilty for this, and rightly so.
Blake, I don't think anyone knew this would happen, especially with how successful MK9 was for us. Don't beat yourself up over it.I am to blame for this. I convinced @n-megabytes to make the journey out to the U.S. for MLG and EVO. Going off my experience at MLG Dallas 2012, I was 100% confident that he'd have a blast at Anaheim.
It seems I misinformed him and he paid an unfair price for it. Had I known that anything like this was going to happen, I wouldn't have encouraged him to go to this event. I can't even begin to comprehend how he must feel right now.
Megabytes, if you're reading this thread, I must express a public apology to you. I know you worked a godlike amount of overtime in Australia just so you could make the journey and the last thing I wanted was for all that to go to waste. I feel guilty for this, and rightly so.
People pay good money to travel. At least make the experience for the players good, very few people will see money from this.
See, I have no idea on who gets what amount, but that's still 4 people out of 70+ and me and you agree, as do alot of folks here that no one deserves the fallacy that MLG bungled up today. I just hope that the players can remain calm despite tempers flaring earlier between some folks and just see it through to the end of the event.Top 4 get paid out for this event. More then the usual top 3 at a normal community event, but less then the top8 at MK MLGs.
No one should be playing these games to make a living, or make money.
But yes, you travel to play, and the experience should be good, and the tourny should be ran well. This looks so bad on MLG, it just sucks that they don't really have to give a shit since fighters are like a skullgirls side event for them at these things.
by the sounds of things, alot of it could have been made better if there would have been better communication to the players,See, I have no idea on who gets what amount, but that's still 4 people out of 70+ and me and you agree, as do alot of folks here that no one deserves the fallacy that MLG bungled up today.
Okay hold up, while I'm sure he appreciates the sentiment and I do feel sorry for him, this is in no way, shape or form on you.
MLG fucked up this event royally. There is no way you could have known that.
No, I should feel responsible for this. I'm the one who convinced him to spend hundreds, likely thousands of dollars, to make it out to our country for tournaments that I felt he would enjoy, having experienced them myself. I kept up this relentless encouragement for months on end, only for Megabytes to be greeted by an experience that was more than bad - it was downright terrible.Blake, I don't think anyone knew this would happen, especially with how successful MK9 was for us. Don't beat yourself up over it.
Hopefully, everyone there is showing @n-megabytes some S-tier hospitality, though.
I've never met you Blake, although we've attended a handful of the same events. You are a class-act, and this isn't on you. That level of ineptitude was unforeseeable, and hopefully we don't see it's like at a future pro event. That being said, I do feel for Megabytes. He went through a lot just to show up. Sorry, brother.I am to blame for this. I convinced @n-megabytes to make the journey out to the U.S. for MLG and EVO. Going off my experience at MLG Dallas 2012, I was 100% confident that he'd have a blast at Anaheim.
It seems I misinformed him and he paid an unfair price for it. Had I known that anything like this was going to happen, I wouldn't have encouraged him to go to this event. I can't even begin to comprehend how he must feel right now.
Megabytes, if you're reading this thread, I must express a public apology to you. I know you worked a godlike amount of overtime in Australia just so you could make the journey and the last thing I wanted was for all that to go to waste. I feel guilty for this, and rightly so.
Exactly this: taking that mismanagement as an opportunity to act a fool only hurts us. Thankfully, a few stepped up.Shout outs to all of the players who spent hundreds of dollars to make this tourney and have to put up with stuff like that. Hopefully Sundance and his crew get it right by the time it all kicks off tomorrow. The elitism is real, but the exposure/prizes for Injustice are worth it i.m.o.
From a business standpoint though, I do have a problem with the x1000 "Mlg is the worst trash ever" comments earlier. Just because they treat you like the red headed step child doesn't mean you have to act like one; be professional about it. At the end of the day you're not at MLG to help establish their event, you're there to support your community and that's all that should matter.
Yeah, I've moved to Cali from Boston three years ago. They are missed...I miss kombat network and my east coast majors