AE Rekt Thinks There Are Many Toxic and Pretending Players This Season, Who Are They?

As a new coach, Rekt , a former professional MLBB player who has a lot of experience, certainly faces many challenges.

Not only within the team and being responsible for the results of his work as the head coach of Alter Ego , however, the challenges also come from outside the team itself.

The challenge is the large number of new, young players with a fiery spirit that sometimes cannot control their personal egos.

Regarding this, AE Rekt said that in MPL ID S14, according to him, there were many players who could not be compromised, because of the ego that Rekt expressed with the analogy of "Toxic".

AE Rekt Expresses His Opinion on Toxic and Pretending Players in MPL ID S14

Regarding his statement about the current player climate in MPL ID S14 being different from when he was still actively playing as a pro player, when asked by RevivaLTV on Saturday (08/31/2024) AE Rekt added that this could refer to being toxic.

Even though he thinks that MPL ID S14 is more exciting, he cannot deny that there are still many toxic players.

"It's just fun now (MPL ID S14), and there are a lot of toxic players. There are a lot of kids who pretend to be good nowadays (MPL ID S14), but they're not necessarily good in reality," said Rekt .

If we look at it, with the many new faces emerging, the result of player regeneration that occurred in the Indonesian MLBB professional league which has entered its 14th season, of course they also have characters that they bring.

For example, AeronShikii and also Favian colored MPL ID S14 this time with their harsh sentences when interviewed by the media crew.

Or Nnael 's aggressive way of playing, so that indirectly he managed to provoke the opponent he was facing.

In the context of entertainment, this is something that should be done, so that the league that is running is not too monotonous.

We can take an example, in the era where Udil and Rippo often taunted each other, when the two met on stage.

But still, respect for the opponent is definitely necessary, and of course, don't attack him personally.