Unfair to those who are dedicated! FZK Frozenkiss, a legendary female pro player in RoV, strongly asks: Why cheat when representing the national team? This affects the entire Thai women's esports community, causing concern.
On 16 Dec 2025 GMT+7, a controversy arose when Thai national SEA Games esports athlete "Tokyogurl", or Napat Warasin, was caught using unauthorized software during the women's RoV competition at the 2025 SEA Games, leading to her removal from the event.
This action violated rule 9.4.3 of the esports technical manual, prohibiting unauthorized third-party software use or hardware modification during competition. Subsequently, Santi Lothong, President of the Thailand Esports Association, announced via live broadcast the official withdrawal of the women's RoV (or AOV) team from the 2025 SEA Games.
Recently, "Nan" Thayika Suwarakorn, known as FZK Frozenkiss, a legendary female RoV pro player, posted about the incident: "I’m deeply saddened beyond words. Why cheat when you make the national team? Normally, even minor tournaments have zero tolerance. Other women’s teams have worked hard, trained seriously, and built up their reputation. Many were watching this SEA Games, hoping it would push for serious development of a women's tour. In the end, it all fell apart!"
"Issues like smurfing or proxy playing never disappear, no matter how many years pass. Honestly, I feel very embarrassed now that a player from our country, which we’ve known for competitive integrity, is caught cheating at this level."
"From now on, how will others view female players from Thailand? Why would someone damage the country’s reputation so badly and destroy others’ hard work? This feels so unfair. Other teams who tried their best but lost like this have lost precious opportunities."