Recently, the e-sports circle has been lively, and the god of JackeyLove complained about the self-payment of the Saudi Cup. As soon as this incident came out, all the bigwigs in the e-sports circle expressed their positions, among which Huang Xudong's sentence can be said to hit the nail on the head: "Why don't you quit the game?" ”
To be honest, I personally don't think there's a big problem with JackeyLove's complaints, after all, no one wants to pay for their own games to play, not to mention that this kind of third-party event does seem a little "stingy" compared to official competitions like the S competition. But ah, what Huang Xudong said is right, if you think it's not cost-effective to play at your own expense, then withdraw from the competition directly, and no one forced you to participate.
The Esports World Cup is a "grassroots feast" to put it bluntly, and although the name sounds quite lofty, it is not an official Riot event in the final analysis. This kind of competition is more of a stage for players who love e-sports and want to show themselves. Of course, this doesn't mean that the contestants have to pay out of their own pockets, but the reality is that many of these competitions do require the contestants to pay a part of their own expenses.
As a star player in the esports circle, JackeyLove's every move touches the hearts of fans. This time, he complained about the Saudi Cup at his own expense, which undoubtedly touched the nerves of many people. But in fact, there are two sides to this matter. On the one hand, as a professional player, JackeyLove has the right to put forward its own opinions and opinions on the conditions of the competition; But on the other hand, if you choose to participate, you have to abide by the rules of the competition, including at your own expense.
Huang Xudong's rhetorical question is actually very reasonable. Esports competitions are inherently competitive platforms, and if you feel that the conditions are not suitable, you can choose not to participate. No one forced you, and no one said you had to play this game. Retiring may be a wiser choice for players.
Here, I'm not saying that JackeyLove is doing something wrong, but I just think that as a professional player, while enjoying the glory and benefits brought by e-sports, we should also be aware of and prepared for the hardships of e-sports. Playing games at your own expense may be a "small test" on the road of e-sports.
Of course, as spectators and fans, we want to see a fair and just competition environment, and the best competitive condition of the players. If the cost of participating in a tournament is too high, it will undoubtedly increase the burden on the players and affect their performance. So, from this point of view, JackeyLove's complaint also has some justification.
But then again, the esports industry itself is full of challenges and competition. If you want to stand out in this industry, in addition to strength and talent, you also need to have enough perseverance and determination. Playing at your own expense may be a way to test these qualities.
Finally, I would like to say that both JackeyLove and the other players are part of the esports world. Their efforts and dedication deserve our respect and recognition. But at the same time, esports is also a world that needs to constantly face challenges and difficulties. Only those who dare to face and overcome difficulties can go further in this world.
So, we can understand JackeyLove's complaints, but we also hope that he can face these challenges with a more positive attitude. As for Huang Xudong's rhetorical question, I think it is more of a spur and encouragement. After all, the esports industry needs not only technology and talent, but also the spirit of never giving up and moving forward.
The road of esports is not easy to walk, but it is precisely because of these challenges and difficulties that it is more exciting and meaningful. I hope that every e-sports player can find their own direction and goal on this road, continue to move forward, and create their own brilliance!
In addition, I would also like to say to those young people who are still lingering at the door of esports, if you really love this industry, don't be afraid of difficulties and challenges. Only when you really step into this industry can you truly understand its charm and significance. Of course, there should be enough preparation and planning, and don't blindly follow the trend or be impulsive. Esports is not an easy path, but it is definitely worth your attempt and effort.
In short, the e-sports industry is full of opportunities and challenges. Whether it is the players or the spectators, we need to face it with a more open and inclusive mind. Only in this way can the e-sports industry develop more healthily and steadily. And players like JackeyLove, every time they speak out, they are undoubtedly pushing the industry forward. So, let's look forward to the future of esports together!