The recent Creator World Cup Championship for Marvel Rivals brought a whopping $300,000 prize pool, but instead of celebrating the winners, we're left discussing controversy. Team AMER United clinched the top spot and cash, but the spotlight shifted to Team Canada after player Warn faced backlash for not switching heroes as suggested by his team. This became a full-blown drama as Warn seemed to point fingers at his teammates, sparking debates on player dynamics and expectations in competitive gaming. It's frustrating to see these issues arise again, especially with the stakes so high. Do you think the size of the prize pool adds unnecessary pressure that leads to these conflicts?