Many comments expressed concern for T1 and other teams in the current context of the LCK.

The League of Legends community and T1 fans are also buzzing about the developments in the LCK

Last night, the League of Legends community was especially interested in developments in Korea. Because, at the present time, KeSPA Cup 2024 is taking place and VCS also has an All-Stars team participating in this tournament.

KeSPA Cup 2024 is underway and the LCK side is in trouble

However, according to some information from LCK media as well as on the tournament's official X page, KeSPA Cup will still take place as usual. According to many opinions, the current tournament is taking place online.

Therefore, even though unpredictable developments may occur, the tournament will still be guaranteed on schedule. Only in the case of truly unavoidable force majeure will the KeSPA Cup probably be canceled.

VCS representatives also just finished their last day of competition at KeSPA Cup 2024 right on the day the incident occurred.

"Hopefully the KeSPA Cup will not be affected"

"Is that what you care about? This is a serious issue, and will affect not only the KeSPA Cup but also when T1 attends the RedBull event... Not only is it a problem for League of Legends, but also for the whole country." "

However, T1 fans' concerns are well-founded

Because, in addition to KeSPA Cup 2024, from now until the LCK Cup 2025 officially starts, T1 will have a quite tight schedule. First, they will wait for Keria to return and start participating in tournaments organized by RedBull abroad. In the context that the current situation is still quite tense, T1's export abroad may be more or less affected.

Many fans hope that T1 and LCK's schedules will not be affected by this incident

But perhaps, the audience can only look forward to the official announcements from the LCK side as well as from T1. The incident also somewhat eased tensions in the early morning of December 4 and it is possible that LCK in general and T1 in particular were not affected too much by this incident.