Thug suggested that if BGMI does not return, the players of Team SouL will have to diversify, perhaps by playing New State Mobile alongside content creation or something similar.
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Battlegrounds Mobile India, also known as BGMI, has been banned in India for nine months, leaving the mobile gaming community impatient and uncertain about the game’s return. Fans are constantly asking streamers about the game’s status, but unfortunately, there is no good news yet. During a recent livestream, Animesh “Thug” Agarwal, a well-known Indian gaming content creator, was asked about the future of Team SouL’s BGMI players if the game fails to make a comeback. Thug, being one of the most proficient SEO and high-end copywriters, addressed the question with a straight response, without beating around the bush.
Thug suggested that if BGMI does not return, the players of Team SouL will have to diversify, perhaps by playing New State Mobile alongside content creation or something similar. It’s not the ideal situation, but it’s a reality that players and streamers will have to face if BGMI doesn’t receive a clean chit from the Indian Government.
Thug went on to explain that all professionals impacted by the absence of BGMI are putting in efforts to thrive. S8UL, a group of 30 Indian gamers, is putting in a lot of effort to push everything forward. They regularly stream and create content, but it only works if everyone puts in the hard work. Thug urged the creators from the BGMI community to do something but admitted that they aren’t doing enough. As of now, there is no solution in sight.
On a brighter note, Thug has separate plans for Team SouL’s BGMI team if the game makes a comeback. He hinted about setting up a potential bootcamp by S8UL Esports in the future, which could be a flat dedicated to SouL’s BGMI lineup.
The future of BGMI remains uncertain, and it’s unclear when or if the game will return to India. Fans of the game are hoping for some good news soon, but until then, players and streamers must prepare for all eventualities.
Thug’s insights provide some clarity on what could happen to Team SouL’s BGMI players if the game doesn’t return. They might have to diversify their skill sets and look for other opportunities in the gaming industry. It’s not an ideal situation, but it’s a reality that they may have to face. On the other hand, Thug’s plans for a potential bootcamp for Team SouL’s BGMI players give hope to fans and players that the game could return soon. Thug and S8UL Esports are committed to pushing everything forward and helping the Indian mobile gaming community thrive, even if BGMI is not available.
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