Fans are happy to see BGMI back, but they are also worried about esports athletes who want to broadcast and train.
Their difficulties have taken on a new dimension as a result of the new time restriction.
Players over the age of 18 are now only permitted to play BGMI for a maximum of six hours a day, while those under 18 are only permitted three.
Many athletes were anxious to practise and restore their prior form in anticipation of BGMI’s much-anticipated return.
They were shocked to learn that the game had imposed a playing limit, however.
A well-known esports competitor in Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), Tanmay “Scout” Singh, has discovered an alternate remedy to the time restriction put on players.
The gaming community is concerned about this restriction, particularly esports competitors who feel that six hours is not enough time to participate in their sport.
Scout on the BGMI playtime limits
Scout is presently creating his own squad, Team XSpark, after having previously played for illustrious organizations like Team SouL, Orange Rock Esports, and Fnatic.
In a recent stream, he promised his audience something. He committed himself to practising and getting back to the top.
The in-game time constraints made it unclear to the players how he intended to do this, and going over the daily time limit would prevent him from logging in until the next day.
Scout answered the questions of his fans and shared his creative solution. “I will be playing scrims and tournaments with a new ID, which will be completely dedicated to that purpose.
I will play classics and stream using my main ID,” he said. He will be able to stream and produce content while still continuing to train and participate in matches.
He also promised his audience that he wouldn’t give up until he received a title.
It would be intriguing to observe how the athletes manage to reconcile their preparation for esports with their work on content.
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