ik no politics but this could affect val esports

Sanctions from either country would make it very hard for players to get visas or stay in a particular country.Visas could straight up be denied or cancelled, meaning that leaving Russia to enter Europe wouldn't be possible. Sanctioned banks would make it so players won't be able to get money and it might even affect entire orgs who use those banks.

Russian teams and players could not be able to play on the next LAN. Or any of the ones after that for the foreseeable future. So the condition of teams like Gambit, Navi, Forze etc is pretty bad.

I'm wishing you guys all the best and praying you guys to stay safe during these times.

I want to make it clear that only talk about how esports can be affected and not how it affects each country with detail.

Even then, val is nothing in comparison to a global conflict. While every point you made is solid, i doubt it'll be of any real problem

All im tryna say is, everything you said is correct, but isnt really that important in the mess of things

if gmb doesn't get to play masters that would be really sadge

good point + u have balls

Whoever is from that region I wish you good luck and stay safe

W post. Youre gonna get out of diamond real soon. gL in plat

https://twitter.com/s1mpleO/status/1496685494364741636?s=20&t=GthMdGZZhT09-_FyC2q9BQ

W post man ,great analysis

I'm more concerned of this players having to actually partake in the war and die rather than them making it to the next LAN.
especially the players from Ukraine.

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Sanctions don't affect leaders only hurts People

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Even then, val is nothing in comparison to a global conflict. While every point you made is solid, i doubt it'll be of any real problem

All im tryna say is, everything you said is correct, but isnt really that important in the mess of things

its more of him trying to talk abt the topic without it getting taken down