To add to my previous post, I am not defending the two Vietnamese pro players—unfair gameplay should be punished. However, the issue here is that there are loopholes within the rules.
The PUBG Vietnam official posted an apology to the Vietnamese players for the miscommunication and then quickly deleted it, and the organizer only updated the rules after the incident! This means the Vietnamese players had actually asked for permission. If they knew it was cheating, why would they do it without hesitation and just for fun? One of them is a world champion, after all; would they cheat at that level? If they had a cheating mindset, would they still have followers and be allowed to join the All-Star tournament? They got permission. If the rulebooks had been clear, they wouldn't have done it, especially since they have been in professional tournaments before.
What disgusts me here is that the Korean streamer, instead of handling this without triggering and unnecessarily escalating the issue, posted a video accusing the two players without any investigation. Furthermore, Krafton has shown no accountability, choosing instead to shift the blame entirely onto the Vietnamese players. As a result, Korean netizens just assume that all Vietnamese players cheat and look down on others, instead of looking into the actual circumstances. Honestly, who cheats so openly? It's frustrating when Koreans immediately assume the worst and look down on others. Disgusting.
#KRAFTON #PUBG
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#soopi#pubg
Ngay cả người nước ngoài cũng chỉ ra được điểm bất thường nhưng fan cuồng của Soopi thì bênh vực idol bất chấp, cứ vào xem link tôi gửi! Cô ta diễn quá hay, chính cô ta là người đồng ý nhưng khi thua sợ mất mặt thì quay ra khóc lóc, thao túng fan cuồng đi công kích người Việt Nam!
Breaking News: Crapton allegedly stole Division X's charity money after they won PUBG Charity Showdown APAC 2020, source from the man LongK himself.
Original post: https://t.co/Dbm3knYHZM
(I can translate it into English myself, but i'm too busy for that. Sorry)
EXPOSED: KRAFTON’s Fake Charity & PR Stunt
Veteran player LongK just publicly exposed KRAFTON for faking a $100,000 charity donation during PCS Charity Showdown APAC 2020.
While the champions (DivisionX Gaming) received their $40,000 prize money, over 2.3 billion VND (~$100k) pledged to the Vietnam Fatherland Front was NEVER delivered��conveniently blamed on "taxes and transfer procedures."
They used charity as cheap marketing to clout-chase, gain community goodwill, and inflate the tournament's image.
After the hype died down, they backed out using bureaucratic excuses. $100k isn't small money. During the height of COVID-19, that money could have saved and supported countless struggling families.
Promising charity for public praise and then withholding the funds is pure deception. Holding onto money meant for a crisis community is unacceptable.
Is this the "integrity" @EWC_EN @EWC_AR want to endorse? Time to hold Krafton accountable.
#PUBG #KraftonScam #EWC #EWC_EN #EWC_AR #PUBGEsports #VietnameseEsports #EsportsIntegrity
I DISCOVERED SOMETHING VERY SUSPICIOUS. WHY DID SHE SAY SHE ONLY HAD ONE SCREEN (THE SCREEN USED FOR LIVE STREAMING HAS A 16:9 ASPECT RATIO), BUT SHE HAD A VERY WIDE VIEWING ANGLE FOR USING THE MOUSE, SO IT'S LIKE THREE 16:9 SCREENS WERE JOINED TOGETHER?
#pubg