CS2: s1mple acknowledges Senzu's skill level, and recruiting donk is just an exaggerated joke played on by netizens.

Compared to their performance in the competition, the audience is more interested in seeing the private side of the team, including their chemistry, teamwork, and camaraderie. There are always too many rumors and gossip, and even star players can get into trouble. Some don't even care about image promotion. When they are truly participating in the competition, their dialogue in front of the reporters' cameras always revolves around continuing to work hard, thanking their fans, and issuing apologies after a defeat.

With a friendly and humorous image, he is well-liked and his popularity helps with traffic, which is an extra source of income. Everyone has witnessed s1mple's growth, but in every interview, his persona seems a bit too straightforward. He doesn't like to beat around the bush and occasionally makes unintentional jokes about other newcomers. Every word he says is magnified by netizens, and over time, he has been labeled as arrogant and conceited.

He doesn't have a people-pleasing personality, has no interest in appearing on shows or socializing, so the person in charge has to explain and talk about internal relationships. When BC.game executives learned that there were too many questions about s1mple from the outside world, they talked about his personality. They first said that he highly recognized Senzu's level, T1 materials and standards. Even when ElectroNic was brought in, he didn't nitpick, give people a hard time, flip the table and say he didn't want to play games with this person, get emotional during the game, and constantly comfort his teammates, emphasizing that they would overcome difficulties together.

When asked about the rumors of signing Donk, AkoFocus admitted that some of the information was true. Spirit did inquire about Donk's transfer and sent a message asking for an offer. However, it seemed more like a joke to netizens, and the claim of offering millions to buy Donk was an exaggeration.

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