20 December 2025
Regarding the allegations of cheating against a Thai esports player, I want those involved to present clear evidences publicly.
Regarding the allegations of cheating against a Thai esports player, I want those involved to present clear evidences publicly. The competition videos aren't very conclusive, and the player in question continues to deny the accusations.
As for the middle finger gesture of that player, I see some online people insults the player's parents... Hey, do you guys NEVER use foul language when talking to your close friends?
Regards.
H0ngcom.
And this is h0ngcom's speaking:
Personally, I don't support computer games as a sport. Online competitions and electronic competitions should not be sports. Therefore, I don't feel any anger or hatred towards the accused esports player. Of course, cheating is unacceptable in esports and online games, and the punishments are appropriate for the allegations. --H0ngcom.
I'm just saying I love winning and hate losing. Games where you can't cheat and can't gain an advantage over a computer opponent (i.e. too difficult games) aren't fun for me either. So I love to play single-player games, no real-human competitions, no toxic chats to destroy my good moods. --H0ngcom.
Update 20 December 2025 2.45 AM :
And is it possible that there is an anti-eSports person or group behind this incident or being a secret supporter?
Because many days had passed and no confession had been made.
But due to social trends, no one dared to likes or agrees with her "cheating".
No one or any group has come out to claims that they were behind it.
In fact, there are still many adults who hate computer games or just do not agree with computer game competition being a sport.
That's why h0ngcom think there are some people (maybe ultraconservatives) that secretly agree with her "cheating" because it really destroys eSports, making eSports/computer games/online games looks bad, they just can't said about it publicly.
Regards.
H0ngcom.