Exactly, that's why I had to speak up. Just to clarify the timeline: I’ve only ever had 2 actual visa refusals in total. One was in the past due to some paperwork issues, and I have absolutely no hard feelings. The second one was with Joblife, which happened entirely because of the wrong names in the documents. Despite these two setbacks, I have successfully obtained 2 German visas and 1 Bulgarian visa throughout this timeline. For the third situation with Ascension, it wasn’t a refusal at all. We only found out we qualified 2 weeks before the tournament because another team dropped out. In such a short window, neither I nor purp0 had any physical chance to apply and get visas in time.

Hello Twitter, I have always been respectful to everyone and have never leaked any private organization or management information. However, after seeing false rumors circulating about me—specifically claims that I cannot travel to LAN events—I feel the need to clear my name and reputation. To be absolutely clear: I can travel without any issues. I want to share the actual reason why the process was delayed this time. I started my first visa process back in April with Joblife. They provided documentation for the French embassy(A French visa, like a German one, allows a person to travel within the Schengen zone.), which was ultimately declined. The official refusal reason stated that: "THE INFORMATION SUBMITTED REGARDING THE JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PURPOSE AND CONDITIONS OF THE INTENDED STAY WAS NOT RELIABLE." When I received the paperwork back, I discovered exactly why the embassy came to this conclusion: the main letter contained the wrong name—specifically, Semen Borchev (purp0). Furthermore, in another document, my name was listed as Burak, who is a coach for Joblife in the LFL. Following the refusal from the French embassy, I decided to take the entire process into my own hands. I prepared all the necessary documents by myself and applied for a German visa. I received it with absolutely no issues, and I even traveled to Berlin at the beginning of September. This situation hit me hard, and my past visa struggles have definitely been frustrating. However, I live and breathe this game, and my absolute love for it is what keeps me happy. I have no intention of blaming anyone; it was simply important for me to speak my truth. Attending a LAN is my ultimate dream, and I will make it happen no matter what. Thank you for your time and attention.