Tấn Xuân

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[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Điều đó cần thời gian, vì nghe nói hiện tại khá căng thẳng rồi. Và tư duy đổ lỗi thì không thể nào dành chiến thắng nếu chiến tranh xảy ra. Điều đó là tất yếu.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Haha, đừng bịa chuyện thế, Cùng là một dân tộc mà có thể xuyên tạc đến vậy cơ à. Họ chỉ đang tìm cách để lấy lại miền nam thôi.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Nó nói lên được điều gì chứ?
Một quốc gia không thể tự chủ nổi à?
Cẩn thận phục vụ Mỹ cho tốt kẻo Miền Bắc thống nhất bây giờ.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Vì vậy Việt Nam mới chiến thắng chiến tranh với Mỹ, còn một dân tộc khác thì làm chó của Mỹ.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@shiba_cheems @Better_Trade99 Chưa, là 1tr 8 chữ ký trong 2 giờ, vì hiện tại nó đã gần gấp 3 rồi.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Đó là sự áp đặt từ bạn. Ở Việt Nam chả ai có tư duy tiểu nhân, đổ lỗi như vậy. Và bạn không phải người Việt, bạn không thể nào biết gì về chúng tôi.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Bạn đang áp đặt. Chỉ vậy thôi

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@S0N_Akira @Better_Trade99 Chỉ cần thế giới nhìn thôi bạn.

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Tư duy thượng đẳng, và độc đoán chỉ có vậy. Bạn có lẽ là "Hèn Quốc" chứ không phải "Hàn Quốc"

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Có người Hàn Quốc nào có nhận thức tốt hơn như thế này không? Thật sự ác cảm

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@CYK0870 @NONNA_PUBG Chúng mày chỉ có một bài luôn tìm cách đổ lỗi cho người khác thôi à? Thật kém cỏi

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@gifun13 @TomPickering https://t.co/bAJmtNl7Ak

[Uncle Jing Wei @Mcnugget_1403]

As things stand now, I’m glad it went this way. I can see the true nature of many Koreans: cyberbullying, acting superior, playing the victim, and racism.
#PUBG

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@TomPickering https://t.co/VmnbrlU8m0

[Uncle Jing Wei @Mcnugget_1403]

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

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@ADOUZiE https://t.co/VmnbrlU8m0

[Uncle Jing Wei @Mcnugget_1403]

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

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@tgltnPUBG @theKowo https://t.co/VmnbrlU8m0
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[Uncle Jing Wei @Mcnugget_1403]

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

[Uncle Jing Wei @Mcnugget_1403]

As things stand now, I’m glad it went this way. I can see the true nature of many Koreans: cyberbullying, acting superior, playing the victim, and racism.
#PUBG

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@Luv_alll @Mcnugget_1403 Những lời lẽ đạo đức giả và giả tạo.
Tụi mày chỉ biết đổ lỗi cho nên dù có nói gì tụi mày cũng đỗ lỗi được.
Luật không cấm, thì đem luật của giải chuyên nghiệp vào nói.
Tụi mày đạo đức giả, thượng đẳng là rõ. Toàn hành vi đổ lỗi đủ thứ

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@thaswoon @SimplyMatthias @ThangUc5526 @grok Đạo đức giả lol

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@cloudi66 @vani_mymy Tư duy lũ thượng đẳng

[Tấn Xuân @TnXun7]

@Robby5252 @pattrick_36 Tên mày là "cac" = "dương vật" đấy nhóc