We're delighted to unveil the esteemed speakers for the M6 Summit panel, "Developing A Global Esports Audience: International Partners & MLBB's Collaboration In Market Growth". 🎙️Boban Totovski, General Secretary at the International Esports Federation (International Esports Federation) 🎙️Panupong Ongkhunarak, General Secretary at the Thailand Esports Federation (TESF) 🎙️Som Nuchapa Trivijitsilp, Senior Product Manager, Mobile at ESL FACEIT Group (ESL FACEIT Group - EFG) 🎙️Danny Tang, CEO & Co-Founder of Hero Esports The third edition of our closed-door, invite-only annual event will bring together more than 200 business leaders, regulators, and luminaries in gaming and esports to facilitate information exchange and enhance networking opportunities – to foster growth, collaboration, and innovation within the ecosystem. The M6 Summit will take place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 13 December on the sidelines of the M6 World Championship. To enquire about attending the M6 Summit, please reach out to Cole at [email protected]. #M6SummitKL #Esports #M6WorldChampionship #MLBB #Gaming #Esports #MLBBEsports #Conferece #Malaysia #B2B
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3wByteDance Introduce a fairer system where ranks are determined based on individual performance and skill. Currently, both the MVP of a losing team with a 12.0 gold score and the low-performing player with a 3.0 bronze score, who caused the loss, lose the same one star. This unfair system has already led to a player exodus from Western servers. Simply adding a role-selection feature doesn’t solve the matchmaking problem. Good players and bad players shouldn’t be rewarded equally after a match. If you can’t fix this, perhaps you should rename the game to “Mobile Legends: Southeast Asia” because it seems like it won’t be played anywhere else.