@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok PUBG PC isn't officially legal in VN. Krafton only used 500Bros as a 3rd-party TO/broadcaster, not official refs. The partnership fell apart over handling the sniping bans, and the tournament was halted likely due to the game's illegal status there.
@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok 500Bros is also to blame. rules didn't mention stream sniping, but Krafton perma-banned Himass & Tanvu for violate the CoC (5.10/5.12: stalking & match-fixing).
but 500Bros approved it without checking Krafton's basic TOS. Why isn't the VN community calling out 500Bros, too?
@BeHappy9x In 2002, Italy and Spain were known for their aggressive, physical style of play, and Dutch manager Guus Hiddink, then in charge of South Korea, knew his team stood no chance unless they played just as tough.
https://t.co/fGHfYfHeW9
@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok Krafton cant operate PUBG directly in Vietnam. To bypass local regulates, they operate through a local company called 500Bros, which handles community and fans. Because it is still unknown what warnings Krafton and 500bross received, the situation remains unclear.
@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok The issue isn't just about the chat popping up; the gameplay itself makes no sense unless they're stream sniping. Also, while Soopi only looks straight ahead at her monitor, the two Vietnamese players keep glancing at a side screen to check positions.
@BeHappy9x Honestly, your claims aren't even worth replying to—80% is out of context and twisted just to spread hate. Ex) 2026, it was the manager who was summoned to the Assembly and booed for an illegitimate appointment, not the player. many basic facts wrong, there nothing to discuss.
@DoanMinhReview@ddory33@ChuChu129713@Metal__Agumon@grok That is because at a pro tournament , all critical positions are well known, and players already know where to hold. if translated accurately from Korean, the callout means 'in the direction of that position' rather than the specific 'position' itself, which is merely estimate.
@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok The Vietnamese language support was removed because someone in Vietnam reported that PUBG on PC lacked an official operational license (due to bypassing via Steam), resulting in a warning from Vietnamese authorities. Linking that to this incident is pure fiction.
@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok Take a look at this. No actual gamer could look at this evidence and claim that further proof of stream sniping is needed.
https://t.co/nGBdWUrJpR
@nguyenphanspl@Metal__Agumon@grok They have already acknowledged viewing the livestream in their official appeal. Moreover, the two blatantly stream-sniped right on broadcast. They should have drawn the line somewhere. It was completely out in the open.
@jessicaphungfit This is pure fanfiction and a secondary attack against the victim. Just because a friend request was sent doesn't make someone an idol or a role model. Then how on earth do you explain this picture?
@AllInOneJapan Shoopi faces no criticism in Korea, and the rumors about her stream sniping are essentially baseless claims pushed by the Vietnamese side. They are completely far from the truth. Do not link two unrelated incidents.
@mikeleviards@AllInOneJapan After suffering from harassment and sexual harassment by Vietnamese users and citing severe mental distress, Shoopi took a break from streaming and will return on the 28th.
@mikeleviards@AllInOneJapan The intended meaning of the translation is that she plays on a single monitor, making it impossible for her to turn her head and look at a secondary monitor mid-game. She did not turn her head to the side at any point while gaming.
@Christi_e0@Dngno11@dibdeulim59855@khacthanhsmu Looking at the chat in Himas's stream, there are critical comments like 'You're trash' and 'Don't do that' from people who are aware of what Himas did. Even before this became known publicly, their own viewers already knew it was wrong.
@Christi_e0@Dngno11@dibdeulim59855@khacthanhsmu I said I couldn't believe it because I haven't seen any evidence supporting your claim, and shouldn't I at least know what I am? And just look at this—not only this, but logs showing stream sniping in 2024 and 2025 have already been uncovered."
https://t.co/nGBdWUrJpR
@Dngno11@Christi_e0@dibdeulim59855@khacthanhsmu Ah... I guess it wasn't publicized. The permanent ban wasn't just because of this incident—past actions also came to light, which added to the reasons for it.