I’m currently focusing on the Fighting Games Community in Malaysia (MYFGC). We have been around more than 7 years now, but I only joined the group back in 2016. I’ve been focusing more on the operations and marketing side of MYFGC. Catering to a small but strong and supportive community has made me realized how important a bond between families are, and yes, MYFGC is my family.

To keep this simple, yes. At times, being in an industry dominated by men is a challenge. Proving myself and that I am capable of executing tasks that is usually done by the opposite gender showed them that I have it in me. We should always be determined, regardless of our gender, to prove our worth in the industry. It is important to know that you are your own man.

In my opinion, yes – but by looking to treat female gamers and male gamers as equals in professional leagues. There should be more opportunities where women can step into the limelight just as male competitors do, such as more recruitment facilities, agencies or workshops to focus on both genders. As some players are more complacent of their current position (being a casual player), workshops that help improve their in-game skills and soft skills could contribute to this matter.