The match result shows who won. The invitation, role negotiation and sentence after defeat show whether five players built a durable social appointment.
A consented, redacted invitation or lobby showing the group forming
Frame 2
A separate post-match or later return record showing what happened to the appointment
What the note must add
Record who initiated, which role needed negotiation and what the group did after winning or losing. Do not publish usernames, rank shaming, private messages or claims about another player's motives.
Submissions remain private until East Moment reviews the rights, specificity and usefulness of the record.
Editorial founding evidence
A visible baseline, with the gaps left open
These are East Moment editorial records built from authorized or rights-cleared imagery. They are not reader submissions and do not count toward the public record total.
Public fandom before the private invitation
Partial editorial baseline
Authorized KPL photographs show spectators carrying player cards and gathering inside a team-branded venue, establishing organized attention around Honor of Kings beyond private play.
Visible: a public team-branded spectator setting. Missing: the private group forming before play.
Visible: portable fan attachment inside the venue. Missing: a matched squad and its response to defeat.
Still missing: The event frames contain no consented squad invitation, role negotiation, match result or later return. They cannot establish how one familiar group treats failure.
Approved reader records
The Atlas in public
The first complete squad cycle is still waiting.
Approved records will connect invitation to aftermath. A victory screen alone cannot show whether the group remained a friendship.