@MakuroMaguro@Rinaamy9393 they had prepared to face punishment and apologized immediately when the drama began. but the tournament organizer in nations didnt want to admit their fault in misleading rulebook causing the whole situation. and why pernaban when they freed Gyumin with the same behavior?
This will be the last time I talk about PUBG, Krafton, or any PUBG community on my personal account before I go back to yapping about LoL, DF, TFT, and everything else.
I hope that every player in the world can pursue their career fairly, with their rights protected by clean, transparent, and well-defined rules. It is heartbreaking to see the brightest years of a player’s career being forced to come to an end because of the shady, ambiguous, and frankly ridiculous way a tournament is operated.
Sports are supposed to be a world without discrimination. They are not just about one person or one particular community, but about a shared voice that belongs to everyone. It is terrifying to see that spirit being trampled on, disrespected, and swept under the rug because of the superiority complex of a certain group of people.
All they needed was an excuse. They wanted to walk away from a market that had contributed so much to them, and before leaving in such a cowardly manner, they chose to revel in it and leave behind a stain that should never have been placed on the names of talented players.
But it’s okay. Karma will come. All that gloating is nothing more than an inflated ego and an overwhelming sense of narcissism.
We have more than one road ahead of us.
Over the past few days, I have also seen some incredibly beautiful things from the Vietnamese esports community. Although this is a drama within the PUBG community, people from LoL, TFT, and other gaming communities across Vietnam have all come together around the same issue. They showed their support, called for boycotts of things they believed were undeserving of support, and stood behind the players who were harmed.
That is what the true spirit of sportsmanship should look like.
W. Respect Vietnam.
PUBG Accused of Defaulting on $100K COVID-19 Charity Donation Won by Vietnam Team
🚨 Former PUBG Pro LongK Exposes $100K Charity Scandal
Former DivisionX Gaming (DXG) pro LongK has publicly accused PUBG tournament organizers of failing to pay out $100,000 (~2.3 billion VND) in promised charity funds following their victory at the PCS Charity Showdown APAC (May 2020).
Key Allegations:
• Unfulfilled Pledge: After DXG claimed 1st place representing Vietnam during the peak of COVID-19, the $100,000 charity pool earmarked for the Vietnam Fatherland Front was allegedly never transferred.
• Vague Excuses: Organizers reportedly cited "tax issues" and "complex remittance procedures" before dropping the matter entirely and staying silent for years.
• PR Exploitation: LongK condemned the tournament organizers for using charity promises as a deceptive marketing tool while robbing players of the proud moment to support their country in a crisis.
Will PUBG / Krafton address these serious allegations?
#PUBG #PCSCharityShowdown #Esports #PUBGEsports #EsportsNews #VietnamEsports
@yeong_jega36934@mamamemeeeeeee and how many from Korea? if they can only get 2% reenue from the champion country then it proved they soooo bad in their
@TeaBoneTV pro players were invited to the streamer tournament and the organization suddenly realized that their regulation is not consistent then they change it and apply the ban. the organization should be at fault, not the player
create an event for streamers and then forcefully ban esport players permanently for their own mistakes in management and rule setup. Krafton is ridiculous #boycottpubg
@JINDOBY94@phakeHuman@PUBG_JAPAN yeah and your country has a game company that hiding their mis-doing and powerless by punishing esport players. scary cat