When something happened to the LOL Japanese team and there was serious bullying in the team, Evi spoke out and angrily rebuked his former teammates
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As we all know, in the LOL e-sports project, the LPL and LCK two major divisions are the strongest, followed by LEC and LCS, and the remaining divisions are planned as wild cards, although the wild card results are not good, but the league is always running.
Wild card areas still have a high degree of attention, and players still get good salaries.
The Japanese team DFM, there was serious bullying
Unexpectedly, recently, the strongest team DFM team in the Japanese division broke out a scandal, and Tol2, a single player, directly issued a complaint that he was seriously bullied in the team, and the main abusers were two coaches, because they have been bullied for a long time, and have been diagnosed with adjustment disorders.
To briefly mention the content of Tol2's complaint, it was initially an unreasonable training requirement, Coach Kazu asked him to play 100 qualifying matches in five days, and he also had to play daily training matches.
It was an almost impossible task that left Tol2 feeling physically and mentally exhausted.
Kazu and Coach Ceros then began to deny and intimidate him, and at one point Tol2 even felt that his life was threatened and chose to flee the base.
Yutapon, a veteran AD player on the team, would help him talk, but it didn't help.
Ceros, that is, everyone was familiar with the Japanese middle single, the Japanese ruler emperor, like to take a ruler to measure the distance between peripherals and e-sports chairs, is also the main target of violence, Tol2 listed a previous incident, when he saw a dog, Ceros used the question to play that Tol2 is also a dog, let the two of them come together.
DFM issued an announcement in which Evi lashed out at his former teammate
Tol2 was diagnosed with adjustment disorder after being bullied, and after the incident came to light, Kazu, one of the coaching staff, directly tweeted the pin number and ran away, while Ceros did not.
Subsequently, DFM officially issued an announcement and directly terminated the contract with Ceros and Kazu.
DFM expressed sympathy and understanding for Tol2's experience, and explained that one of the cases where he was bullied and threatened by the coach to default and lose money, was at odds with the facts.
DFM's announcement is very timely, which makes the outside audience satisfied, you know, Ceros is still very high in the Japanese division, and is DFM's veteran or senior single, directly choose to terminate the contract, this practice is clean, completely based on facts, did not cover up because Ceros had made meritorious contributions in the team.
After that, DFM's most well-known singles player Evi also released a news, angrily denouncing this bullying behavior in the DFM team, bluntly saying that he felt very uncomfortable when such a thing happened, and that they (Ceros and Kazu) were trampling on the results of their life's hard work by Japanese LOL industry personnel, which is really unbelievable.
Say no to workplace bullying, and the same goes for esports arenas
When Evi was in the team, DFM did not expect a similar bullying situation, because Evi was also a senior, but after Evi left, Tol2 as a junior, a newcomer on the list, the performance on the field was not good, it became the main bully object of the two major coaches of DFM, it can only be said that from the standpoint of the audience, we mislooked at Ceros this player, I thought it was a gentle person, but I didn't expect my heart to be so dark.
As for why DFM did not discover this situation earlier, I personally believe that Tol2 was threatened by a series of threats after being bullied, and the team players also chose to be silent.
Most likely, Kazu and Ceros chose to bully Tol2 more in a 1-on-1 situation, and somewhat relented when the entire team was present, and even then there were verbal stimuli, during which Yutapon spoke up to help, but could not really help Tol2.
Many LPL viewers have therefore said that bullying incidents seem more likely to occur in the Japan and South Korea divisions, and it is also related to the culture of the predecessors there, compared to the possibility of similar things happening in LPL.
Finally, we must say that whether it is in the workplace or in the esports arena, we must resist workplace bullying and hope that similar things will not happen in the future e-sports arena.