Free Step Dodge

To be fair, charging anyone for game tips for improvement shouldn't be a thing, people have to be super gullible for that.

Jwongg did that and stopped because he knew people at some point learn from experience.

So if I pay $100, then I, too, can learn the secret of how to lose 13-0 in a FT10?

What a bargain.

@Brute Not just that. You'll be able to lose 13-0 after also breaking the rules of the first to 10!

Edit: I just rewatched it and it was never confirmed that they were locked in the FT10. They were, however, locked to their character and variation in the BO5 and PL switched in round 13.

People actually charge people for helping them at a video game? That’s fucked up.

Imagine paying to lose.

I dunno if it still is, but coaching was a big thing in overwatch for awhile.

i'd be mad at a clown who got 13-0'ed charging me too.

I wouldn't say someone who's been an evo champion is a clown.

He is a clown for charging $100 for beating people up..

Overwatch is an esport with leagues, so the coaching makes sense.

But who would pay $100 for lessons by PL? You can just lose for free.

I wouldn't pay $100 in general for coaching or tips on games, especially for fighting games. Maybe if you really like a game but can't get into it at all I guess, but $100 seems way too steep for the idea.

Heavy physical sports tips or improving one's lifestyle however is different (imo).

*shrug*

He's a clown because he has a massive ego and a disproportionate sense of self-importance. Part of that was probably reinforced because he won EVO all the time ago.

He lost 13-0 because he's so far disconnected from reality that he couldn't just accept the obvious reality that he's no longer top dog and that Fox could wreck his shit any time under any circumstance.