Since today flor is playing

I heard she isn't counted as an import due to her being a GC player which is why Oderus is able to play. So does this mean if someone play in GC they can play everywhere? for example if 2023 yay after he got dropped by c9 were to play in GC does that mean when he was signed to bleed, he wasn't counted as an import?

???

When tf did yay play in gc mate

gamingtaming [#3]

When tf did yay play in gc mate

this guy knows more than we actually do

z12 [#2]

???

I'm saying that everyone who is dreaming of joining t1 should play in GC once and then go to play in t2 so that they won't be counted as an import when they try to join T1 teams

gamingtaming [#3]

When tf did yay play in gc mate

i said if

Prathades [#5]

I'm saying that everyone who is dreaming of joining t1 should play in GC once and then go to play in t2 so that they won't be counted as an import when they try to join T1 teams

That's not how Game Changers works

They wouldn't be allowed to compete in gc, there are interviews and a whole process to "certify" that they are marginalized gender and such, among various things they take account things like social media and how long they have been trans/nonbinary/etc. Yay wouldn't pass that process.

gambusia1302 [#8]

They wouldn't be allowed to compete in gc, there are interviews and a whole process to "certify" that they are marginalized gender and such, among various things they take account things like social media and how long they have been trans/nonbinary/etc. Yay wouldn't pass that process.

what if one day they just decided that they are gay?
why do they have to be gay from all the way back?
i dont rmbr yay stating on social media that hes explicitly straight either
what if they dont state outright that they are gay because theyre afraid of discrimination?

sounds like a flawed system to me
because the logic behind "proving" someones sexuality is fundamentally flawed

gambusia1302 [#8]

They wouldn't be allowed to compete in gc, there are interviews and a whole process to "certify" that they are marginalized gender and such, among various things they take account things like social media and how long they have been trans/nonbinary/etc. Yay wouldn't pass that process.

welp maybe in another life

smthlikeyou11 [#9]

what if one day they just decided that they are gay?
why do they have to be gay from all the way back?
i dont rmbr yay stating on social media that hes explicitly straight either
what if they dont state outright that they are gay because theyre afraid of discrimination?

sounds like a flawed system to me
because the logic behind "proving" someones sexuality is fundamentally flawed

conspiracy theory, maybe yay is qualified after all.

I mean everyone knows that yay is he/him, he might do a gender transition one day who knows

H3ENnZ [#12]

I mean everyone knows that yay is he/him, he might do a gender transition one day who knows

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