Dota 2 Pro 23savage Proves His Skills to Police After Bootcamp Raid
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Thai Dota 2 player Nuengnara '23savage' Teeramahanon had to demonstrate his gaming prowess in front of police during a raid on his team's bootcamp in Kuala Lumpur. After dropping 32 kills, he convinced the officers of his professional status, but not without losing two boxes of Nutella in the process.
Unusual Circumstances
During a training session at his team's bootcamp in Kuala Lumpur, Dota 2 pro 23savage found himself in a peculiar situation when police raided the premises. Officers entered the house, confiscated passports and phones, disconnected the internet, and questioned the players, including 23savage, Fbz, and Oli, for two hours about their profession as gamers.
Proving His Worth
After some initial skepticism from the officers regarding whether gaming was a legitimate career, the atmosphere shifted when one officer, wearing a football shirt, expressed his knowledge of Dota and recognized 23savage from a photo. This recognition prompted the player to request to demonstrate his abilities in a game.
Gameplay Under Pressure
With his handcuffs removed, 23savage queued up for a match as Kez and delivered an impressive performance, achieving 32 kills. This display successfully convinced the officers of his status as a professional gamer, leading to the removal of the remaining handcuffs and allowing him to continue playing.
Aftermath of the Raid
While 23savage managed to prove his legitimacy as an esports professional, the encounter did have its downsides. He humorously noted that the police consumed two boxes of Nutella during their time at the bootcamp, adding an unexpected twist to the incident.