Snax shared that he wants to try new things during the hiatus from BGMI, such as vlogging, multiplayer PC games, and roleplaying.
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Fans are wondering why Raj “Snax” Varma, better known as Snax Gaming, just took a hiatus from playing BGMI (Battlegrounds Mobile India), as well as what he has planned for the future. Numerous additional content producers are also considering migrating to alternative games or investigating various content creation methods. Snax recently provided details of his future plans during a livestream where he also discussed the reasons behind his break from BGMI. Snax Discusses His Future Plans and the Real Reason behind not playing BGMI.
Snax clarified that he stopped playing BGMI because the game is currently banned. In a recent livestream, he addressed the questions from his fans, stating, “The game is not available right now, so I had to stop playing it. Many have asked if I will return or if I have quit the game permanently, but how can I return when the game is banned?” Snax expressed his eagerness to resume playing BGMI once it becomes available again. However, in the meantime, he wants to focus on content creation and explore new avenues.
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Snax shared that he wants to try new things during the hiatus from BGMI, such as vlogging, multiplayer PC games, and roleplaying. He mentioned that he is content with his current work and feels proud of the audience he has built. In the last six months, his Valorant streams, RP streams, and story modes have gained popularity, and Snax expressed gratitude for the support of his viewers. He stated, “I can support my family with the content that I am putting out.”
Snax revealed that he faced financial losses when he continued playing PUBG Mobile after its ban. However, he learned from the experience and adapted his content creation strategy, which has helped him maintain a strong audience despite not playing BGMI. He also mentioned his plans to form an esports team and compete in BGMI once the game returns. In the meantime, he wants to continue focusing on creating non-BGMI content that resonates with his audience.
There have been rumors about BGMI making a comeback, and some esports teams are still participating in Tier-1 scrims. However, the future of the game remains uncertain. It is unclear if BGMI will return or if the Indian mobile esports community will eventually shift to other games. Games like Indus and Valorant Mobile are emerging as potential alternatives that could gain popularity in the Indian mobile esports market.
Snax’s decision to pause playing BGMI is primarily due to the game’s ban, and he expressed his intention to return once the game becomes available again. In the meantime, he plans to focus on content creation and explore new avenues. Snax’s adaptability as a content creator and his commitment to providing engaging content to his audience has helped him maintain a strong presence despite the ban. The future of BGMI remains uncertain, and it will be interesting to see how Snax and other content creators navigate this situation and explore potential alternatives in the evolving landscape of Indian mobile esports.
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