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Onan the Clumsy 23rd Jan 2006 00:01

Who is Fatal1ty?
 
Just wondering if anyone here knew who this person was...

barit1 23rd Jan 2006 00:09

Onan - do you mean this?

con-pilot 23rd Jan 2006 00:27

Or, do you mean "Fawlty Towers". :D

Onan the Clumsy 23rd Jan 2006 00:34

No and No.

It's a view into a subculture that may become quite prevalent in the near future.

con-pilot 23rd Jan 2006 01:16

Okay, can you give me a clue as I have never heard of "Fatal1ty".

(But you got to remember that I'm in Oklahoma.)

Onan the Clumsy 23rd Jan 2006 01:37

CLose. I think he's from Kansas.

He's some 24 year old kid who's been a professional video game player for about five years. Apparently he's the top dog in his chosen field havin pulled in over three hundred grand in the last five years. He's also become world champeen in five dfferent games, an unheard of achievment.

Rather than being a spotty, basement dewlling teenager with a hundred yard stare, he actually seemed quite well spoken and personable and even a little athletically inclined as well.

What's interesting though is that the prediction is that the video game industry is poised to become as popular a spectator sport as baseball or football in the near future if the article I saw could be believed. Unbelievable, perhaps, but then again, grown men hitting a ball with a stick and getting millions for it...?

Time wil tell I suppose, but there is already an MLG - major League Gaming :hmm:

Jerricho 23rd Jan 2006 04:39


Originally Posted by Onan the Clumsy
Rather than being a spotty, basement dewlling teenager with a hundred yard stare, he actually seemed quite well spoken and personable and even a little athletically inclined as well.

Bit like yerself minus the cat suit then

SoftTop 24th Jan 2006 20:43

I followed a series of stories on the BBC web site a while back (I know , "sad git" territory) and this link might help http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4096202.stm
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