Sharpy!

just remove auto payments from paypal, i cancelled my CG sub when it was still cybergamer and continually got charged, until i revoked it in paypal.

that's cute, but can you scout like this?

it says it takes a screenshot ever 120 seconds, yet it appears to take screenshots every 15 seconds, and one of each monitor :/

if you say trans shouldn't allowed to compete in female leagues because they are at an advantage, then what do you say about scarlett in SC2?

She plays female leagues, plays male leagues and this year she's qualified for GSL Code S.
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft2/2019_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft2/IEM_Season_XII_-_PyeongChang
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft2/Who_is_the_Starcraft_Master%3F

Won numerous events, against male opponents.
So since she's coming out and beating the best players in NA region both male and female, should she not be allowed to compete in either league? because it's unfair

I mean, i don't understand why trans compete in opposite leagues, but where physical appearance doesn't affect how you perform it's not really an issue. a well structured female team, wouldn't be disadvantaged against a team with a trans :/ a strange topic, the political correctness going on the past couple of years is making shit a lot more complicated then it needs to be, shared bathrooms, gender removal on licenses like it's all going a bit far.

The trans male, playing in a female tennis league is a bit weird.

there's also been CSGO events where female teams have competed against male teams and they didn't win or come last.
https://www.hltv.org/events/2836/fragadelphia-11
https://www.hltv.org/events/2737/dreamhack-open-austin-2017-north-america-open-qualifier
https://www.hltv.org/events/3786/fragadelphia-12
https://www.hltv.org/events/1968/rgn-pro-series-championship

What makes females disadvantaged in video games? that doesn't come time to time played and opportunities available?

This isn't really a case of political correctness, just providing a pathway to more female representation in eSports where they are clearly discouraged by either men. Have you ever been in a lobby with a female in a video game and heard what people say to her? Have you ever been in a game of CS where a female was on the other team, and your own team has made sexist and derogatory comments against her? If that was me, I'd certainly be put off playing. It's kind of hard to ignore these things. I'd imagine it'd be the same for transgender people as well.

Scarlett has obviously faced a lot of harassment and such in the past and has overcome it to succeed, and has obviously proved herself to be a top level sc2 player. She can play in both, because she's a female, and because she's better than the majority of top level male sc2 players.

Women are disadvantaged in video games and eSports due to societal expectations of them. The main reason male players tend to be better is because they are introduced to video games at a young age and spend a lot of their time playing these games and becoming good. This isn't really the case with women, as video games tend to be a very male dominated market. When a lot of women try to get into video games, they are disparaged and harassed by men in lobbies. Providing a separate female league ensures that women can compete and play the game in a safe environment, and if they prove themselves to be better than other females then they are more than welcome to compete in male dominated leagues.

If you looked at my first comment on this thread you would have noticed i wasn't attacking them.

"Sharpy! on the 10th of May 2019 it's video games not a full contact sport. the only reason males are at a clear advantage is due to the stigma attached, they have more foundation, more people are readily available and females are discouraged, because males show case a piggish behavior as soon as they hear a female on mic. the sound of a females voice and 90% of the online male community lose their minds, turn into horrid people to be around, they are embarrasing to say the least. in cod4, there was a few females players who competed in your CGa, CGm leagues and they were actually really good players. Dashie, jenny were CGm+, Nickydee was CGa wasn't a stand out player, but she was defiantly playing under her potential, she played for fun and found CGa to be a happy medium for competitive and fun mixed together. so "females have a separate league bc they are disadvantaged to men. " is a load of shit, they aren't disadvantaged, they just aren't as competitive or as accepted as males. if they played the same amount of hours, an in inclusive environment there isn't anything separating females from males. You take it to a physical sport 100% agree, but in video games the disadvantage, is only the behavior of males discouraging females from wanting to get involved. "

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if you say trans shouldn't allowed to compete in female leagues because they are at an advantage, then what do you say about scarlett in SC2?

She plays female leagues, plays male leagues and this year she's qualified for GSL Code S.
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft2/2019_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft2/IEM_Season_XII_-_PyeongChang
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft2/Who_is_the_Starcraft_Master%3F

Won numerous events, against male opponents.
So since she's coming out and beating the best players in NA region both male and female, should she not be allowed to compete in either league? because it's unfair

I mean, i don't understand why trans compete in opposite leagues, but where physical appearance doesn't affect how you perform it's not really an issue. a well structured female team, wouldn't be disadvantaged against a team with a trans :/ a strange topic, the political correctness going on the past couple of years is making shit a lot more complicated then it needs to be, shared bathrooms, gender removal on licenses like it's all going a bit far.

The trans male, playing in a female tennis league is a bit weird.

there's also been CSGO events where female teams have competed against male teams and they didn't win or come last.
https://www.hltv.org/events/2836/fragadelphia-11
https://www.hltv.org/events/2737/dreamhack-open-austin-2017-north-america-open-qualifier
https://www.hltv.org/events/3786/fragadelphia-12
https://www.hltv.org/events/1968/rgn-pro-series-championship

What makes females disadvantaged in video games? that doesn't come time to time played and opportunities available?