Are companies sponsoring a debate/spelling bee team, then? Korean pro-gamers are making loads of money while neither can speak English fluently.

While no one's to blame, I believe the current socio-political environment here in Malaysia is not too conducive for Malaysian e-Sports. Perhaps companies are ignorant about professional gaming or sponsorship seekers are just not putting in the right effort.

And let's not forget the country's administration. Our Youth, Culture and Sports Ministry endorses e-Sports but has never supported it financially (a stark contrast with China and Korea, but there lies another tale).

Simply put, if the Government isn't willing to pour money into it, none of the big corporations will, either.

It's not just a matter of language when it comes to sponsorships; so stop these personal attacks on xxf's English, I find them uncouth and uncivilized to the extreme.