[All about PUBG Drama, Himass and Tanvuu competitive bans, -PUBG VN]
Representing a content creator from VIETNAM, EsportsT feels it has a responsibility to share a realistic perspective on the PUBG drama in Vietnam so that international audiences, players, and teams can understand what happened. This may be a one-sided perspective, so if you are Korean or don't care about the situation, please feel free to scroll past. If you'd like to follow along, head down to the comments!
Hello. I don't care what anyones or the online community have to say, but this is the image that has been circulating widely across digital platforms over the past two days. It features a clip from a video by Soopi, recorded after she learned that Tanvuu had won the PGC title. Her remarks sounded sarcastic or mocking, implying that a PGC victory wasn't a big deal or even worth mentioning for a pro player. So, how does that compare to Gen.G? Soopi is a content creator affiliated with Gen.G, isn't she? Would she ever mock or speak sarcastically about Gen.G in that manner? If you were a Gen.G player, you would likely understand exactly how Tanvuu and Himass felt at that moment. It’s akin to telling *League of Legends* players that winning the World Championship is nothing special. That kind of attitude is incredibly dismissive and disrespectful.
I don't care what you all say. But here is a clip taken from Soopi's video, recorded after she learned that Tanvuu had won the PGC tournament. Her words come across as a dig or a sarcastic remark implying that winning PGC isn't a big deal or anything worth mentioning for a player. So, how does that compare to Gen.G? Soopi is a content creator collaborating with Gen.G, isn't she? Would she ever mock or take a dig at Gen.G like that? It’s like telling League of Legends players that winning the World Championship is nothing special. That kind of attitude is incredibly condescending.
[The end of PUBG drama]
Krafton has officially announced permanent competitive bans for Himass and Tanvuu. At the same time, they have officially withdrawn from the Vietnamese market as all social media channels have disappeared.
Who was right and who was wrong perhaps no longer matters, as they clearly had a plan from the very beginning of all this. So we shouldn't spend any more time on this. It's over now, I also won't be posting anymore PUBG images (I'll just be standing on the sidelines watching how this plays out over the coming years 😈)
I don't care what you all say. But here is a clip taken from Soopi's video, recorded after she learned that Tanvuu had won the PGC tournament. Her words come across as a dig or a sarcastic remark implying that winning PGC isn't a big deal or anything worth mentioning for a player. So, how does that compare to Gen.G? Soopi is a content creator collaborating with Gen.G, isn't she? Would she ever mock or take a dig at Gen.G like that? It’s like telling League of Legends players that winning the World Championship is nothing special. That kind of attitude is incredibly condescending.
I don't care what you all say. But here is a screenshot taken from Soopi's video after she learned that Tanvuu had won the PGC championship. It comes across as a dig—or at least implies—that winning PGC isn't really a significant achievement or anything worth bragging about for a player. So, how does that compare to Gen.G? Soopi is a content creator collaborating with Gen.G, isn't she? Would she ever throw shade or make snide remarks about Gen.G? It’s like saying a League of Legends player winning the World Championship is no big deal. That kind of attitude is incredibly condescending.