Arena of Valor is known for having a huge player base all across Vietnam. That’s why it’s often called a “national game” thanks to its massive number of players. Naturally, this game has some well-known community groups, with AOV News and NOX AOV being two of the biggest.
These two groups are popular because their admins always deliver the latest info to players first. From events, giveaways, hero balance changes, to new skins, they often share news before the official publisher does. That’s why AOV News and NOX AOV are trusted sources within the Arena of Valor community.
But with great influence comes conflict. Recently, these two groups got into a heated clash that AOV News says was sparked by a “superior attitude.” According to a post on AOV News after the drama ended:
“The drama happened between admins Tùng and Sơn from AOV News and admins QTV and KDV from NOX. It all started because one side leaked an event and acted superior. When someone posted incorrect event info, the other side would curse them out, but when their side posted wrong info, they’d say anything to defend it.”
The clash has now ended, and the community has had its fill of drama between these two major Arena of Valor groups. Still, despite the conflict, no one can deny the importance and credibility of these teams in delivering the freshest news to players, even standing up for player rights against the publisher.
A post from AOV News shared more insight: “If you’ve followed AOV News for a while, you know Sơn and Tùng are the ones posting new event info for the Vietnam Sun server. They analyze and review each event thoroughly, pointing out pros and cons. Sometimes their tone can be a bit bossy, but when you care deeply about something, that’s normal.
We fight for every little reward in the battle pass, every drawing paper, even just one badge or shop exchange. So sometimes our tone is a bit authoritative. When you deliver official Arena of Valor news, fake news really gets under your skin. It feels like you’re telling the truth but without weight, while fake event info spreads everywhere in the community.”
