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[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

#PUBG #Krafton #Soopi ~~Lol
https://t.co/goClsgv13n

[Ken EmoFi @KenIsMeVs]

Aimbot or just a crazy flick? 👀

Watch Soopi’s crosshair closely — why does it suddenly snap toward the wall for a split second?

This happened during PUBG Asia Star. What do you guys think?
#pubg

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru That’s why you’re a robot. A genuine, certified robot. 🤖

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru The logic of a robot 🤖
“You need permission before you’re allowed to do it.” 🤖🤖
Singapore bans bringing 📸 = still allowed to do it 🤖🤖🤖

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Talking to this robot is so boring. It’s no different from talking to a bot.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Oh, of course those two Vietnamese players must be worse than your Soopi, right? They’ve been winning top-1 titles back-to-back for years. Your Soopi must be much stronger, since he doesn’t even have any titles to his name.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru By the way, Gyumin used sniping during an official tournament and faced no consequences, and the same goes for Soopi. Meanwhile, all the Vietnamese players were permanently banned.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru I wish X had a little anti-bot checkbox 🤖
and made you click it hahaha.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Yeah, you can keep denying it. There was also an incident earlier in 2026 where a Korean tourist brought a camera into a restricted area near a stage in Singapore, even though cameras weren’t allowed. People criticized them for it at the time too, didn’t they?

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Unsubstantiated claims? Lmao. Then go check social media and see what people from other countries are saying. See whether they actually trust your side.
When a country has lost credibility in competitive events, it’s only natural for people to be skeptical, haha.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Oh, so according to your logic, something needs to be explicitly authorized by an order or a rule before it’s allowed? You sound like a robot programmed to follow one fixed set of instructions.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru 1988: involved a boxing controversy.
2002: involved the World Cup.
2014: boxing again.
2026: PUBG.

Is it really a coincidence that there seems to be another controversy every 12 years?

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru You haven’t provided a single piece of evidence to counter my points this whole time, while I’ve already shared plenty of evidence. And now you’re calling what I’m saying nonsense? Really?

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru The evidence involving Soopi so far has mainly been uncovered by fans. Why didn’t Krafton identify the same evidence during its investigation? And why wasn’t there any mention of the claims that sniping had been permitted?

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru why Krafton deleted the Discord server in Vietnam?
Why did the initial investigation ban two Vietnamese players without finding anything involving Soopi? And why did Soopi delete his own livestream video?

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru If there’s no rule prohibiting it, then that means it’s allowed, doesn’t it? Do you have to wait for a rule to permit you to eat or take a shit? That’s ridiculous. And as for you saying the information hasn’t been verified, why don’t you ask yourself.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru So do you have to explicitly state that you’re allowed to take a shit too?

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru There’s no original written statement because it was announced through Discord, but Krafton has deleted all of its official channels, from Facebook and its website to its Discord server.
If you want to know, go ask Krafton yourself.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Rules are meant to set restrictions and prohibitions. Nobody makes rules just to say what’s allowed. If rules were made just to state what is permitted, they’d be completely redundant because everyone already knows what’s allowed.

[Nguyễn Bá Hòa @mikeleviards]

@dr_naru Your question is ridiculous. If it wasn’t prohibited, then people were free to do it. Rules need to explicitly state what is prohibited, just like the laws of a country. If something isn’t prohibited in the rules, then it isn’t banned. That’s it.