@DuckeyOkey@rosebeautiful0 That's your country's problem for not playing or watching enough PUBG. The early game is boring, so stream sniping is allowed in "for fun event" to force fights and create content.
@TomPickering@huynh_mika84078@DrakeDang9 The problem is that with no monitoring mechanism in place, investigation is impossible at this point. Even the Korean players turned off their webcams during certain phases.
@Mugyugyu451@betonamuji16470@TomPickering Since the event completely lacks any monitoring mechanism, and Korean players can't even be bothered to turn on their webcams, what is there to guarantee fairness?
@Pcu48@yukiinachan1017@TomPickering Seriously, do you think $70k for 6 teams with 8 people each, participating continuously for 3 days, is a lot for KOLs and streamers? That might not even be enough to book them for an event.
@ADOUZiE It was great knowing you, watching you compete, and enjoying your co-streams with other players. I honestly thought I'd stick with this game until they shut down the servers. But that's okay, I wish you all the best. Goodbye.
@Han44fps Thank you. This was a small rule miscommunication by Krafton, which their support approved, but instead of apologizing both side, they avoided the crisis.
@TomPickering This event is not new; the format of interacting and watching each other's streams has been happening since 2025, mainly to create fun interactions among KOLs.