The first episode of the new documentary on Dplus KIA, released on November 14, revealed sharp disagreements and communication breakdowns within the roster, causing serious concerns among fans. The footage highlights tense relationships between players and the coaching staff, as well as moments demonstrating a lack of coordination in matches.

In the debut episode of the DK documentary project, viewers were taken behind the scenes of the team's operations. One of the most discussed moments was the communication style of Jeong "Siwoo" Si-woo: during crucial game moments, he barely spoke in voice chat and only occasionally responded to teammates via text. The footage shows that during several matches, the midlaner was effectively absent from team discussions.

Another episode that sparked a strong reaction from the community was a moment where Choi "Lucid" Young-hyuk argues with Heo "Showmaker" Su in Korean. The video captures the player sharply expressing dissatisfaction with a teammate's actions, which fans believe indicates a tense atmosphere within the team.

Equally intense was the segment focused on the coaching staff's work. The documentary showed Bae "Bengi" Sung-woong being effectively sidelined, while the main responsibility for analysis and decision-making fell on Kim "CvMax" Dae-ho. However, the draft discussion process appeared chaotic: coaches and players shifted responsibility onto each other without reaching a consensus.

The behavior of the participants and the noticeable disorganization sparked discussions on social media about the state of DK and potential consequences for the team in the next season.

Dplus KIA have faced internal changes multiple times in recent years, including coaching changes and major roster overhauls. The team finished the 2025 season without qualifying for Worlds and took second place at the Asia Invitational. The new documentary project was supposed to showcase their path to improvement, but the first episode instead heightened fans' concerns.