Facebook Gives Strong Threats To Creators Who Participate in Mobile Legends Bang Bang World Championship M1!

Mobile legends is certainly one of the most popular games in Southeast Asia. This game, which was released on July 11, 2016, has been downloaded by more than 100 million people since its release. So it is not surprising that the game finally created its own world esport event called M1. However, based on existing reports from MMOCulture, Facebook Gaming will apparently pose a serious threat to the “Facebook Gaming Creators” who are participating in the Mobile Legends World Championship M1 event which will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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This is because the Mobile Legends World Championship (M1) event is seen as an event created by Youtube Gaming, which is a direct competitor of Facebook. Well, after the discussion from the Facebook Gaming team, they loudly announced that all Facebook Gaming Creators should not participate in the Mobile Legends World Championship (M1) event, and said that if you, a Facebook gaming creator, participate in the event, you will have consequences. to join the event!

It is quite impressive that Facebook is taking aggressive steps for its creators. Even so, according to the author himself, Facebook should be able to see the potential that exists with creators coming to the event and seeing the opportunities that exist. Compared to immediately closing themselves off from the event that is likely to be quite popular. This article was originally released by IGN SEA according to MMOCulture, but was deleted on November 12 at 17:40 (GMT+8).

So, what do you think about the approach taken by Facebook Gaming? Do you agree? Or do you not care?

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