COVID-19 is still upon us, and in lieu of enticing offline competition, we have Twitter drama and social media memes. Without further ado, enjoy our reintroduction to our "Tweets of the Week" series, featuring AdmiralBulldog, Dune cosplay, and more. Content exclusivity Never a controversial subject...right? Anyway, here's Kyle Freedman's take on it.  

off we go https://t.co/KfQlvwVlIA

— Kyle Freedman (@keepingitKyle) May 13, 2020

  On stream delays A conversation as old as time itself.

What do you think would be the result if DotaTV had a 30 min delay than its usual 5 mins? Do you think it would have any sort of positive impact to help both TO and the hardcore viewers who just want to watch their streamer watch the game without taking it out of their hands.

— Theeban Siva (@1437x) May 13, 2020

Yolo indeed. Subs are a common thing in any competitive team discipline. But this... this is just becoming excessive.

In Div. 2 of WePlay WePushka League things are kind of wild...

In just 4 matches (10 games) Team Yolo has used 10 different players (11 different accounts), and according to their captain intends to use Cr1t as a 12th sub for the remaining match(es). — Ben Steenhuisen (@Noxville) May 10, 2020

Poor AdmiralBulldog... Sometimes, it really can feel as though the universe works against you.

The universe is determined to make sure I never attend another TI

— Henrik Ahnberg (@AdmiralBulldog) May 1, 2020

When you can't attend LAN tournaments... You might as well keep it looking fresh for your org. They'll be coming back some day!

Did some home modelling with the new infra collection ? @NiPGaming https://t.co/ja2sYdGW2M pic.twitter.com/ey1bQMW64x

— Adrian Kryeziu (@EraDota) May 13, 2020

OOF. Man's got jokes.  Toxicity, in our city, in our ciiity. ♪

Because he won TI!
Twice!
?

Ramzes is a beast tho

— Johan Sundstein (@OG_BDN0tail) May 14, 2020

Not the only stylish thing this week. ""I am the Kwisatz Haderach. That is reason enough."

New Dune movie looks hype pic.twitter.com/KHwciCkdYt

— tsunami (@tsunami643) May 14, 2020

Supposed to be, but isn't. Can't all be fun and games.  Of course, this gigantic "forced off-season" has caused strife and drama for all.

Esports in the last week:

- Conflict of interest issues - Unremorseful attitude towards advertising gambling to minors - Twitch providing a platform for questionable political agendas - Matchfixing by former world champion C'mon, guys... gaming is suppose to be fun! — Jacob Toft-Andersen (@TheMaelk) May 15, 2020

That's it for this week, but we are sure it'll be juicy next week. Until then!

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