I wonder if the TS even went to these events in Malaysia and spoke to the organizers themselves. Sorry mate, but I clearly think all the accusations are indeed baseless.

But come to think of that, perhaps we can come up with an idea of special leave for those representing Malaysia. There are some companies do have those special leave, but primarily big companies.

If Stain and Auricom already cleared up the issues and you still didn't get the point, you may have your own agendas to discredit these companies and our country.

How about trying to be in their shoes and organize one big tourney?

I wonder which Ministry are ready to increase the cash prize since they can provide the endorsement and anything within their will.

But the fact is gaming scene is a part of the business. It's a win-win situation as the gamers buy the product and the publishers can use the money to invest on tournaments.

Plus, gamers tend to move on to new games and if they find the new games is much more interesting, they would stick to it. That's how the life cycle here.

And don't try to mix politics with gaming scene. we already had enough of politics and these people like Si_Jali, Auricom, staiN and other sacrificed their time and money just to make sure e-sports is recognized.

While BN can't provide sponsors for teams to go overseas, can you assure us gamers that PR would able to do that?

Dear Mr. Snoxd,

FYI, PIKOM is not only the organizer, they are also the one who provides the venue which is at PIKOM ICT MALL at Capsquare.

Wonder if you went there during WCG 2011 and saw how CS 1.6 play. If not, you better stop your accusations on Govt needs to change and what not.

Honestly, I am not a supporter of BN but with people like you mixing e-sports with politics, you just making things worst.

And yet YOU HAVEN'T ANSWER MY QUESTION YET.
If you can assure that PR can support these gamers' rights (especially youths), I believe these young guns are ready to vote for PR.

Sorry but sometimes because people like you, we felt under-appreciated. Si_Jali have worked so hard to get venues and sponsors and even established Spotgamers and yet you still think the whole scene is to blame because Malaysia didn't send CS 1.6 team to WCG.

Please, don't make the scene worst while it's on the route of getting bigger.

This post has been edited by TPK: Dec 10 2011, 01:11 AM