In the final of the zcup masters Sotai Cup "StarCraft" remake tournament held recently, South Korea's "Di Si" anchor Larva began not to look at the screen operation after gaining the advantage, and even used his feet to play the game, publicly humiliating the Chinese player Luo Xian, in response to this incident, China Sotai issued a ban announcement (news review) on the 4th of this month, but this is not concerned about the "Di Si" anchor Larva himself, Because according to his description, Sotai The United States and Sotai South Korea are helping themselves protest the ban statement.
And just today at noon, zotac China Sotai official Weibo replied to chinese netizens' questions, after reiterating that he did not approve of Larva's behavior, China Sotai also expressed the difficulty of communicating with North American staff: Americans do not care much about this kind of thing, they will find it funny.
At the same time, China Sotai official micro also replied that due to Larva's personal behavior, it has also caused harm to its own brand. However, based on the current e-sports rules (there is no explicit basis for "operating with the foot" to be punished), it is difficult to punish him from actual operation, which is really regrettable and can understand everyone's mood.
Larva herself, on the other hand, benefited from her show performances in this competition, and his video playback on YTB has increased significantly, reaching millions of viewers. Larva also made its own statement in the comments on the latest uploaded video:
In its main reply in the statement, Larva said that it would like to thank YouTube users and fans who watched the video, and to the foreigners who supported it. All he's doing is trying to save the game and starcraft, and acting is an indispensable way to attract. Larva also thanked zotac Soté for helping it.
At the same time, Larva received a lot of interviews from Korean media because of this incident, which won more attention than reaching the final four in the Korean StarCraft ASL League. And this also made the Rookie Korean Zerg, known as the next Zerg Honza, realize that he may really be on fire.