Lol,go back to play ur Minecraft ar home
Pathetic and broken kid
Best assist?noob mentality
Swim back to ur little island
Oh,and still in china
Lol,go back to play ur Minecraft ar home
Pathetic and broken kid
Best assist?noob mentality
Swim back to ur little island
Oh,and still in china
Nah you shouldn't be harsh like that, it's kinda sad how one tournament changed a guy, I hope this will make him understand things and that he will work hard to prove he's still worth something
shitty mentality
so many players would kill to be on that team and he's acting entitled and ungrateful for the spot
if you don't care to win and prove yourself you don't deserve to be a professional player
I don't think you undefstand what I meant. He 100% deserves to be benched from the team, that's not what I was discussing, I just want him to prove that he can be a good player and teammate, who'd deserve to play in a T1 team
I mean others in EDG knew what losing felt like and were at the bottom at one point, he only knew winning and was at the top since stage 2 last year and his first loss was in bangkok
yeah he got too much success in too less time .... ngl i was expecting more players on that team to crumble but ig they are mentally strong and more experienced in these matters
For my point
No team in this world will sign s1mon
Based on the truth from the rest of edg
If he had kept his mouth shut and didnt blame and most importantly didnt reveal the chat he would have come out good in this, cuz a lot of people were still supporting him but not he just shot himself in the foot
During training matches, he refused to communicate and ignored calls. During livestreams, he acted like a completely different person, interacting excessively to profit from wealthy female fans. The coach asked him to practice agents like Tejo and Yoru, but he failed to master them while maintaining an unprofessional attitude. Exploiting his streaming platform, he incited fans to cyberbully the management. He even leaked private chat records with the management in fan groups. Ultimately, this forced EDG - who originally intended to protect S1mon by not disclosing locker room issues - to publicly expose these problems.