@MaxTaGa69@nguyen_duy16890@PsyDuckisking There are foolish people everywhere, and there are many good Vietnamese people as well. But you are one of the Vietnamese people who gives others a bad impression.
Just because we have different opinions, you criticize the society of another country? That’s foolish.
@MaxTaGa69@nguyen_duy16890@PsyDuckisking If you’re going to defend stream sniping by saying that it wasn’t wrong, then I don’t think there’s any point in continuing this conversation with you.
@DuOnGMinh720174@hinata111171294@PsyDuckisking And if things were handled based on your assumptions and it turned out that you were wrong, would you be able to compensate them for the consequences?
@DuOnGMinh720174@hinata111171294@PsyDuckisking If you’re asking me that, I can’t give you a definite answer. I’ve already explained my position several times. I said that I’m not taking anyone’s side and that I’m looking at this from a neutral perspective.
@Trandinhmanh230@HiiiHi13@Mcnugget_1403 If the league loses its superstars and ends up being discontinued, other legitimate players could also lose their jobs and livelihoods.
That’s why I believe the punishment was far too severe, even if you accept that they violated the rules.
@Trandinhmanh230@HiiiHi13@Mcnugget_1403 However, I do think Himass and TanVuu’s punishment should have been limited to one year or less to be fair.
This could mean the death of the Vietnamese league.
@Hapitu9999@hinata111171294@PsyDuckisking However, I still don’t think there is any solid evidence to support the stream-sniping accusations against the female player.
@Hapitu9999@hinata111171294@PsyDuckisking Yeah, even so, I respect your final opinion.
I agree that this situation has been blown out of proportion, and I’m disappointed with how the game company handled it. I also agree that the punishment was too harsh.