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8 ELEMENTS ASIA PACIFIC LTD a company incorporated under the laws of Hong Kong whose principal place of business is at 618 New Mandarin Plaza Tower B, 14 Science Museum Road, Tsimshatsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong ("8elements");

Display, advertise, test, review and promote the mobile Application and subsequently submitted Applications in the Territory on 8elements early access community platform called TRii.

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1. In this Agreement the following words and expressions shall have the meanings set out below unless inconsistent with the context:
  "Addendum" means any addendum to this Agreement which may be agreed from time to time by the parties;
  “Application” shall mean a software application that is owned by YOU or for which you hold sufficient rights to grant 8elements the licenses set forth in Clause 2 below and which is listed in the Schedule hereto or any Addendum; also referred to as “Content” or “Product”
  "Authorised Third Party" means such third party channels proposed by 8elements to host and distribute the Applications and which have been specifically approved in advance and in writing by YOU and are detailed and included in Schedule 3 hereto or an applicable Addendum to this Agreement; also referred to as “Platform” or “Store”, by way of example iTunes App Store or Google Play;
  "Content" means digital wireless entertainment software including but not limited to Applications or Games, in particular downloadable mobile games and applications, provided by YOU including but not limited to .APK or .IPG files, JPG, GIF, AI and other images, MPEG files or other video formats, descriptive texts and other information;
  “Product” means the Game or Application;
  “Service Fees” means the funds transferred by YOU to 8elements for the Services;
  "Supported Devices" shall mean any and all wireless communication products that support the execution of one or more of the Applications;
  "Territory" means worldwide unless countries are specified in Schedule 3;
  USD” means United States Dollars; and “User” means any third party downloading the Application into its mobile device for its own private use, also referred here as “Gamer” or “Player”;
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  3. Words importing the singular include the plural and vice versa, words importing a gender include every gender and references to persons include corporations, partnerships and other unincorporated associations or bodies of persons;
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OBLIGATIONS OF 8ELEMENTS
8elements shall, for the term of this Agreement, service the Game and all its Versions in the Territory and deliver the best possible service experience to its Users including but not limited to:
1. Game assessment and play-testing
2. Evaluation of the Game for audiences in the Territories

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LIGHT DARK

Outplayed in the Final Round, Indonesian PUBG Mobile Esports Team in Asian Games 2023 Ranks in Top 4

05/10/2023

Successfully advanced to the final but failed without a medal

The National Esports Team at the 2022 Asian Games from the PUBG Mobile branch failed to bring home a medal after losing to three opposing countries in the final round. Using Peace of Elite mode, a modified game from the PUBG Mobile game, the Indonesian team only ranked 4th.

In the final event at the China Hangzhou Esports Center FOP Arena on Sunday (1/10) evening, the four participating countries, namely China, South Korea, and Taiwan, competed quickly to complete three sets.

The Indonesian national team achieved 53 minutes and 22.543 seconds from all three sets. During the first set, our team recorded a time of 13 minutes and 20.198 seconds; the next set lasted 12 minutes 35.005 seconds; then it took 13 minutes and 12.495 seconds on the third set.

The Chinese team was able to appear superior with a total time of 44 minutes and 36.943 seconds to earn the gold medal. The second-place winner was the South Korean team (50 minutes 5.039 seconds), and the Taiwan team was slightly ahead of Indonesia (51 minutes 4.145 seconds) and won the bronze medal.

According to Alan Raynold Kumaseh, the team captain, the defeat in the final round was due to an inappropriate strategy and not optimal preparation.

"Maybe there were several strategies that they kept so that our team was shocked. Of course, we also felt dissatisfied with the result because we lost," said Alan when interviewed after the final.

Alan added that the PUBG Mobile Indonesia national team preparation lasted three months. However, the training period lasted effectively for one month because of several tournaments they had to participate in.

The PUBG Mobile Indonesia team reached the final round after occupying the runner-up position in the semifinals of Group B with a time of 52 minutes 21.344 seconds. This result puts us one strip below the Chinese team at the top of the group with 50 minutes 16.760 seconds.

Meanwhile, in the previous qualifying round, the national team that joined Group D was able to record a total time of 52 minutes 59.981 seconds, and was in first place. Continuing to the round of 16, Indonesia, which recorded 54 minutes and 9.860 seconds, only lost to the Japanese team.