They get paid for it , everybody has a job . Doesn ' t mean you should get pissy at the person who is the reason you have a job . Does a surgeon get mad at his patient because he had to operate on Thanksgiving ? I think not . <| sep |> It isn ' t physical effort so no , it doesn ' t make him very active . <| sep |> My sub calls me Daddy . <| sep |> He got caught because he was taking money from cops . You can ' t ever do that . <| sep |> Franchising would be so good for league imo . People are freaking out over CS for some reason , more than likely CS would get turned into a minor league of sorts to foster up and coming talent and give them time to grow before making it to the big stage . This could be the best thing for up and coming CS players as they will get a chance without an org worrying about being relegated when taking a shot with them . Implementing something like a salary cap and a draft would really take this to the next level . Giving lower end teams higher draft picks to get first dibs on the up and coming unsigned talent . If you think this is just about money you either have not thought enough about it or just don ' t understand everything franchising brings to the table . While it may not be perfect I believe franchising would be good not only for current players but the next generation of players . Allowing orgs to funnel money in without the fear of losing it all will help compensate players , better work environments and much more . Will also stop the actual problem of starting CS teams by big orgs and just stacking it with old LCS players , winning and just selling the spot off . If there is something to be mad about its that , because thats the thing actually hindering CS players not the thought of franchising . TLDR it ' s not the big org being money hungry gluttons . They will take the players and the competitive scene to the next level .