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With all due respect,
If the son causes problems,
It's more than fair to contact the father, no?
I don’t think it’s fair to involve Aramco in this. Just because Al Qadsiah is owned by Aramco doesn’t automatically mean Aramco is directly responsible for every contract, payment, or management decision within its esports division. There should be a clear distinction between ownership and direct operational responsibility. Hold the people actually responsible accountable.
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UPDATE:
I have been in contact with @AlQadsiahES.
They assure me they are working to try and urgently reach a solution to settle this matter.
I look forward to seeing the owed funds paid in full, resolving the situation and putting it behind us.
I will continue to update as things happen.
Thank You for everyones support.
WE ARE OWED OVER $100,000 USD
by Saudi Arabian Esports team @AlQadsiahES!
@yagami2428, @THEJON07 & myself are owed over $100,000 USD between us, comprising of prize money, salaries and reimbursements extending as far back as mid-2024.
This total does not even include the many people from the fighting game department and other games, that have also experienced these persistent issues and who remain unpaid.
This situation is unacceptable and contributes to the increasingly poor reputation of the Saudi & Middle East based organizations.
If an @aramco owned organization, can fail so completely, then what hope is there for others?
Every possible effort has been made to resolve the matter directly with the team for unreasonably long period of time. Not a single amicle outcome was presented by the organization. We were only met with excuses, stalling tactics and complete disregard for the severity of the circumstances, eventuating in just being flat-out ignored.
Promises were made constantly but never kept and communication was near non-existent.
Not only did @AlQadsiahES not meet their payment obligations to the players and staff, but they were an organizational mess. Failing to properly support players in nearly every way possible, travel, visas, expenses, branding, social media.
Absolutely embarrasing.
One of the few outliers who always did their best for the players and staff he was responsible for, was @Haohken. We worked together closely, sharing the workload of over four different roles, but even he could only do so much when his hands were tied by the higher ups.
We continued performing our contractual obligations in good faith, whilst being beyond patient. Expecting improvement in the infrastructure of the teams, departments and the organization overall, as this was continually promised.
There's a lot more that is to be said regarding these circumstances, including threats and attempts to silence players from speaking out publicly regarding their treatment.
It's time that responsiblity is taken:
@AlQadsiahES @Al_Qadsiah @AlQadsiahEN
@aramco
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WE FUCKING KNOW
WE WERE PART OF THE GENERATION THAT PLAYED ON NEW GROUNDS, FREE ONLINE GAMES .COM, BUBBLE GAMES, AND ARMORED GAMES
WE SAW FILTHY FRANK, PRIME PEWDIEPIE, AND YOGSCAST ON YOUTUBE
WE SAW IT ALL TAKEN AWAY FROM OUR VERY EYES
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AnyPS5 has now implemented around 90% of the system library functions known to the project.
On top of that, 5 games have reached the “Playable” stage, meaning they can be played from start to finish with only minor issues.
Just to clarify, the 90% figure doesn’t mean 90% of all PS5 system functions. It’s based on the functions that are currently known to the project, and that number will grow as more functions are discovered.
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The craziest thing about that flying car is that Donald Trump raped kids with Jeffrey Epstein.
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🚨 AnyPS5 just crossed 90% system library coverage! 🔥
• System library coverage: 90.21%
• 3,456 / 3,831 currently tracked system functions implemented
• GPU shader instructions remain at 100%
• 1,166 / 1,166 currently tracked shader instructions covered
• Earlier this month system library coverage was only 84.76%
• That's roughly 881 additional implemented functions compared with the earlier 2,575 figure
• The project continues targeting native Windows/Linux execution, rather than traditional console emulation GitHub
One VERY important distinction: 90.21% does NOT mean AnyPS5 is 90% complete. The developer specifically says this percentage represents functions currently known to the project, and the total can actually increase as more PS5 functions are discovered and declared.
Still, going from 85% to over 90% this quickly is legendary progress.
AnyPS5 development is absolutely FLYING right now.
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Stop and listen to me, please. I’m begging you. My child is starving and urgently needs help with milk, diapers, and medicine. 💔😭
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Pakistan is about to get fucked over by AI in more ways than one:
- Freelancers are about to lose a lot of value.
- Call centres are about to die in a few years.
- Pakistani software houses that just make dumb websites and apps and graphic design are already getting hammered.
- Pakistani cheap labor manufacturing is gonna get hit by automated/robotic manufacturing.
- And as compute demand goes up and the hyperscalers can't feed it with their free cashflow, they're gonna start raising debt and Pakistan's external debt is gonna get much more expensive.
And we have zero plans to deal with any of this.
Pakistan’s ruling elite must read the warning signs before it is too late.
Yesterday, a friend told me he had shut down his Pakistan back-office operation and laid off 40+ employees in just two months. Why? AI can now do much of the work that previously required an entire team.
This should alarm us.
Pakistan has 3M+ people involved in freelancing and digital work, generating around $1.7B annually. Add hundreds of thousands working in BPO, call centers, accounting, data entry, customer support, design and other outsourced services. Many of these jobs are directly exposed to AI disruption.
Then today I read the World Bank’s latest poverty assessment, and the picture becomes even more concerning.
Pakistan is already dealing with rising poverty, millions of young people needing jobs, one of the world’s largest out-of-school populations, a serious brain drain, weak investment and growing regional deprivation.
Now imagine AI eliminating a significant share of the very jobs that became an economic lifeline for educated Pakistani youth.
Where is our Plan B?
We cannot build an economy indefinitely around IMF programs, borrowing, exporting our skilled people and celebrating the remittances they send back.
AI is not the enemy. Being unprepared for it is.
Pakistan needs investment, new industries and an urgent transition toward higher-value skills and AI-driven productivity. But before any of that can succeed, Pakistan needs political stability, a functional democracy, functioning institutions, rule of law and, above all, an independent judiciary.
These warning signs are no longer separate. Poverty, unemployment, brain drain, insecurity, political instability and technological disruption are beginning to converge.
Pakistan does not have another decade to waste.
We were supposed to start fixing these problems yesterday.



































