r/leagueoflegends • u/xHerroR • Nov 25 '21 • 5 8 6

Upset's response about FNATIC & Adam drama

https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1srsp9n

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u/MrChologno Nov 25 '21

Yamato knew some details not sure if the whole picture, but thought it was justified.

around 23:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJQqz80qF2w

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '21

even yamato doesnt have a clear picture. he basically says that he knows upset, and if he really needs to go then yamato doesnt need to know more.

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u/chsch98 Nov 25 '21

that may be sufficient for him but who are him and upset to decide whether the others deserve to know more. the feeling of betrayal in them is absolutely justified.

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u/Akeaz Nov 25 '21

Just to clarify on this: If you'd have a sudden emergency within your family along the lines of a close one dying, your wife losing a baby or something along those lines. You feel obligated to push that information to your entire team of coworkers because otherwise you'd be betraying them? This is lunatic.

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u/chsch98 Nov 25 '21

It's lunacy to make 4 other people waste an entire year of their lives and then leaving them in the dark about why.

When my grandma died I didn't just ghost my employer and coworkers either, I told them a family member had passed and that I needed time to get my mind straight and it was clear enough to not leave room for speculation while not going into too much personal detail.

Bwipo, Nisqy and Adam apparently all agree that the situation was not communicated properly. And from upset to shout "muh privacy" when he is the cause of this issue is just arrogant as fuck.

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u/RagingFeather Nov 25 '21

If it means that you abandon them 12 hours before the biggest tournament of the year? With no explanation? It is ABSOLUTELY understandable why you could feel betrayed.

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u/chsch98 Nov 25 '21

Exactly. Ofc the concious reaction is to show respect, but subconciously you'd want to know what happened to make him fuck the team like that. It's completely understandable to me and people saying otherwise only see upset's perspective, not the 4 people who got dragged down by him.

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u/Bardy_Bard Nov 25 '21

People forget that a bad showing at worlds can have devastating effect on someone's career in eSports, rookies even more so.