The Zeus departure incident has become a hot topic, with fans first attacking the T1 team and then demanding the CEO to resign and apologize.

Gossip, deceive fans, and ruin one's image are heinous crimes in the age of traffic. In principle, companies and clubs are the bosses who pay salaries to feed the players, but consumers and supporters are the real rice bosses. Without them to pay the bills and show support, the loss of traffic is equivalent to no income. Then we will see what capitalism has to dominate the fate of the players and threaten their future.

Three major demands, insisting on T1 CEO's resignation

The salary is not reasonable, everyone has their own needs, and everyone wishes each other well after they leave. They come and go in peace, and the farewell is very nice and touching. However, the T1 team chose to shirk responsibility, causing an unhappy end, and even attempted to destroy Zeus's reputation. Fans must not sit still and must intervene and denounce. They first issued a notice, listing the crimes, and strongly demanded that T1 CEO, Josh Marsh, must publicly and formally apologize, admit his mistakes, admit that he violated the coach's power and affected the lineup selection results, and resign to apologize, and be replaced by other more capable people.

Since everyone was kept in the dark for more than a few months, fans believe that the T1 club should make its internal policies transparent, ensure the independence of the players, and not take loopholes to control their whereabouts, and return their autonomy. This incident does not seem to be a simple one-sided complaint at all, but a protest movement that will not only not be diluted in the future, but will continue to ferment.

The attitude is firm and serious. The T1 club is well-known at the world level and has a large number of fans. It is reasonable for it to issue a statement. Seeing that the players they have supported for many years are being treated unfairly, if they remain silent, it will only harm other newly joined players and expand the arrogance of the club.

LPL region is accustomed to this

Fans demanded the resignation of T1's president. I don't know how the internal team will respond. It is estimated that it will be a bit difficult to agree to the demand. Assuming they choose not to respond, it will probably be left unresolved in the end. The LCK region continues to make a fuss, while the LPL region is quietly eating popcorn and watching the show. Netizens joked that they are a small fry compared to a big one. Occasionally, LPL players have scandals and are ridiculed for being lazy. Even if fans collectively turn the tables, it has long been a daily routine. If they lose, they will just say "keep up the good work". In contrast, the clubs in the LCK region are strict with themselves. If their performance declines slightly, they will simply suspend the game and train more. The competition is fierce, so the overall performance of the region is better.