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By Kyle on 12-03-08
Great read. Best of luck to them.
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By blood gulch on 12-03-08
Those lucky ########! - I wish I could stay home and “train”!! LoL- Professional video games- I remember just getting together with friends to try to rescue the mushroom princess when Super Mario Brothers first came out- I love video games still to this day- I wonder if these kids need a coach!?
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By Jeff on 12-03-08
I won’t be very supprised if we see these boys hit much larger forms of press. To think: a professional team from good ol’ Kalispell Montana making a name for themselves in the world area of MLG.
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By Ron Jeremy on 12-08-08
I’ve played with these kids before. They’re mediocre at best. What they don’t tell you is how angry they get when they lose. I know for a fact that little Andrew kid has broken multiple controllers because his skill just wasn’t up to par with the people he plays against.
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By JMO on 12-08-08
So is there actually a career here?
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By 4x4 on 12-08-08
Yes, most definitely a career and can be a lucrative at that—no different than the professional card players, athletes, etc. Some move from being gamers to well-paid game developers and programmers.
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By Ron Jeremy on 12-08-08
No different than professional card players until the specific game dies out. But then I guess you can move to the next game in the series if there is one or a new game entirely. But I’ve seen these children play and these little guys will probably never even be a top 16 team in MLG. I guess that’s what you get for playing like garbage.
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By Robert Ross on 12-09-08
Andrew Gorton is nineteen and doesnt have a job. His mommy and daddy do everything for him. He doesnt even have a drivers license HAHAHA. Jesse and justin are just fat and have no future in store for them. And chad is just a scrawny ginger. None of them have ever had girlfriends either, what losers.
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By 4x4 on 12-09-08
That’s unfortunate. Attitude is everything. Without a positive attitude and demeanor, no one wants to be around you. Success also will be limited.
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By Pamela Anderson on 12-10-08
Halo has never “died out” ever since it started MLG in 2002. Any other games can’t really be taken seriously since no one can get anywhere to support themselves in it.
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By Tamara Spencer on 12-10-08
I think you guys are wonderful!! Follow your dreams! Whoever said Chad was a scrawny ginger is just plain jealous! Keep up the great work nephew!
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Let’s be civil. The Flathead Beacon encourages vigorous discussion and lively debate, but we will delete comments that attack other readers, make accusations we can’t verify, stray too far off topic, criticize local businesses (call them if you have a problem), convict someone of a crime, use profanity or are simply judged to be in bad taste. We don’t always have someone moderating comments, so we ask for your help: If you see a comment that violates these ground rules, or you simply deem it offensive, please e-mail editor [at] flatheadbeacon.com. The views expressed in the comments section do not reflect those of the Beacon.
By Kyle on 12-03-08
Great read. Best of luck to them.
By blood gulch on 12-03-08
Those lucky ########! - I wish I could stay home and “train”!! LoL- Professional video games- I remember just getting together with friends to try to rescue the mushroom princess when Super Mario Brothers first came out- I love video games still to this day- I wonder if these kids need a coach!?
By Jeff on 12-03-08
I won’t be very supprised if we see these boys hit much larger forms of press. To think: a professional team from good ol’ Kalispell Montana making a name for themselves in the world area of MLG.
By Ron Jeremy on 12-08-08
I’ve played with these kids before. They’re mediocre at best. What they don’t tell you is how angry they get when they lose. I know for a fact that little Andrew kid has broken multiple controllers because his skill just wasn’t up to par with the people he plays against.
By JMO on 12-08-08
So is there actually a career here?
By 4x4 on 12-08-08
Yes, most definitely a career and can be a lucrative at that—no different than the professional card players, athletes, etc. Some move from being gamers to well-paid game developers and programmers.
By Ron Jeremy on 12-08-08
No different than professional card players until the specific game dies out. But then I guess you can move to the next game in the series if there is one or a new game entirely. But I’ve seen these children play and these little guys will probably never even be a top 16 team in MLG. I guess that’s what you get for playing like garbage.
By Robert Ross on 12-09-08
Andrew Gorton is nineteen and doesnt have a job. His mommy and daddy do everything for him. He doesnt even have a drivers license HAHAHA. Jesse and justin are just fat and have no future in store for them. And chad is just a scrawny ginger. None of them have ever had girlfriends either, what losers.
By 4x4 on 12-09-08
That’s unfortunate. Attitude is everything. Without a positive attitude and demeanor, no one wants to be around you. Success also will be limited.
By Pamela Anderson on 12-10-08
Halo has never “died out” ever since it started MLG in 2002. Any other games can’t really be taken seriously since no one can get anywhere to support themselves in it.
By Tamara Spencer on 12-10-08
I think you guys are wonderful!! Follow your dreams! Whoever said Chad was a scrawny ginger is just plain jealous! Keep up the great work nephew!