@fuzzface49 I think you touch on the essence of issue here. The VNmese "boys" drop their guards and treating this as just playing a game with their friend.
But this is a cutthroat business. These are not "friends". And this is showbiz. They will not be treat as boys enjoying game.
@Verna40235207@PUBG_JAPAN Correction: "FOR" those two.
They refuse to resolve a minor genuine misunderstanding. Let pride, toxic culture, nationalism get in the way, and handle the situation disastrously.
They left those two out in the colds, we burn PUBG down in Vietnam for their warmths.
@anam_note "Red Wedding" PUBG Edition.
They thought they can take a break from serious competition and took an invitation to a weekend of "fun, unserious, friendly events".
They were anything but friendly.
At the end their throats were cut.
"The Viets remembers"
@AllabouthHenry@tgltnPUBG Oh Korean are infamous worldwide when it come to "celebrity scandal". But other nation won't tolerate that kind of treatment and bully on their people mate. You better understand that.
@sophia625229@tgltnPUBG Thats the gist of the problem. The mob want to burn them at the stakes for their "crimes". The Vietnamese feels they are being unfairly targeted and this is more bullying and personal grievances and are willing to walk away altogether.
@chengrANK@Levy_Blueman@tgltnPUBG That and there's girl involve and "boys will be boys" happen. Not to excuse what they did, just want to set the stage so you understand the settings. And on top of that Himass burn her chip haha. She and her fan didnt take that well. They start digging the vod then shtf.
@chengrANK@Levy_Blueman@tgltnPUBG Of course in hindsight that sound stupid. But they came into the match with the mentality that's it not really a serious tournament. Having the match after mini game like glider shooting and racing... etc doesnt help.
@chengrANK@Levy_Blueman@tgltnPUBG From their point of view, this is a fan service streamers event, so they were just messing about and dont take it seriously. Plus there's misunderstanding about being allowed to screw around with sniping since there's no stream delay. Its kinda complicate for twitter format.
@Levy_Blueman@tgltnPUBG Once the mob justice mentality take over in Korea, that's the end result. And the Vietnamese will response in kind and support for PUBG's comp scene will collapse.. Like a divorce, it's always messy, but kinda inevitable once thing get in motion. It is what it is.
@tgltnPUBG Well this will probably mark the beginning of the end of the PUBG's competitive scene in Vietnam. The community and the supporting structures is collapsing because of this. We really enjoy you TGLTN. But I think this is it, we're not looking back. Thanks for all the good time.
@tgltnPUBG@tgltnPUBG As someone who famously got the "stream sniped" greeting treatment from TanVuu and the gang, you know how those boys are. Sadly the Korean didn't take it as well as you did haha.
@tgltnPUBG During the show match. VN Pros and their boys were screwing around and go after the Girl Korean Streamer, probably with information by peaking/stream snipe. Later on she got all mad, accusing of cheating. Things escalate into flame war and spiral from there.
@timmsteward@pattrick_36 Because they are told to stream the game, interacting with fan, other streamers and "creating content".
No one told them if they clowning on the hot girl, she will be butt hurt and legion of simps will descends and this will suddenly be "cheating scandal for prize money". LMAO.
This aired tonight to 1 billion people in China. A year ago these robots could barely wave a handkerchief, now they can do backflips and kung fu with nunchucks. Physical intelligence is the next frontier.
@BillAckman Americans who base their logic on profits and numbers believe they can outlast China in a battle of strategic interest, will, and dignity. This is McNamara's Fallacy.
You cry on television when your portfolio declines by a few percentage points, which shows why you are wrong.