@choewon63582244@tuangaming12@PUBG_JAPAN . Yet, when another team did the exact same thing, you withdrew from the tournament and played the victim? That’s a double standard, isn't it?
@choewon63582244@tuangaming12@PUBG_JAPAN Let me ask you something, then. Right from the start, the tournament allowed teams to stream their matches because it was meant to be a fun event. Your own team took advantage of this by watching the stream on a second device to call out enemy positions to your teammates.
@choewon63582244@tuangaming12@PUBG_JAPAN She didn't dare keep the livestream up for fear of revealing that she was also stream-sniping, but—guess what—we’ve already saved the evidence.
@choewon63582244@tuangaming12@PUBG_JAPAN Hey bro. She was dead, but her teammates were still alive. She watched the game and relayed information to them. That’s called stream sniping.
@luckypo98@pattrick_36 And surprisingly, South Korea also engaged in stream sniping, yet no penalties were issued. It is fair to call this a double standard.
@MeldoRay642@pattrick_36 He isn't as good a person as you think. He is shielding someone who claims to be a victim in this situation. That "victim" insists she used only one computer and never stream-sniped, yet there is evidence showing her repeatedly glancing away and muting her mic to relay precise...