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[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon But if it’s not a rule, and even a staff conveyed a message saying you can stream-snipe before the match, let’s just agree that that’s not enough for a heavy punishment, it’s just miscommunication.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon Haha I don’t want to prove anything. Just need you to understand and have a different aspect about the problem. If it’s a rule, and they break it. Yeah just punish.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon I didn’t say stream-sniping is true. But let’s wait for the decision tomorrow and you’ll understand.

The ban below was one month, and the situation is during SCRIM, which is formal. This friendly tournament is different? And every tournament has a different rulebook.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon They try to asked the staff, and then the staff confirmed it was allowed. But then, I feel like the organiser just try to blame everything on them, instead of giving them a flag or a warning, and literally not based on any conduct.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon I’d say that, it’s normal if you trying to protect Soopi, I will do the same if I am Korean. But if you look at the story in a more open-minded way, on day 1 stream-sniping was not banned until they changed the rulebook in day 2

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon Of course our Vietnamese boys are pro and they know stream-sniping is usually not allowed in tournament. But this is an exhibition tournament, and I don’t know what about in Korea but many friendly tournaments in Vietnam allow stream-sniping so that there will be more combat.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon Haha did you hear someone said that you guys envy them? Don’t even bother. But look at these guys, I’ve been following them since day one, they are good guys, and very young also. They wouldn’t try to harm somebody bro. It was just miscommuncation

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon I agree on this, maybe it’s language barrier (and Youtube auto-translate) that makes everyone feels like this was how she triggered her viewers to come to Tanvu and Himass livestream’s chat

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon Yeah, let me just find the evidence. Don’t worry I’ll work this out with you in the most polite manner.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon 4. There is a language barrier between us, I know. But then I’ll have to tell you that they even asked if they can stream-snipe before they start the match, and a staff from PUBG Vietnam confirmed they can based on the rulebook. The organisers only changed the rule since 2nd day

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon 2. Then, a modder on Himass’s channel the pinned the link to Soopi’s livestream on Himass’s chat in the middle of the match, and then many viewers came to her channel to revenge. The link then was taken down and the modder was fired.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

@thaswoon 3. Saying this doesn’t mean that harassing someone is true, but then Himass or Tanvu didn’t harass her. If it’s just between viewers and viewers, then it was an eye for an eye, cause the comments I’ve seen from Korean fans was really offensive and unacceptable.

[benny @ben_pppp03]

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