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I remember getting banned in ICE Vixens chat for calling her out. I'm glad somebody was able to do it.
Charity guy didn't cheat, he just took advantage of poorly thought out tournament rules.
Thumbs up to Riot and Vanguard for banning the hardware of the cheater entirely. More companies should follow this practice.
"Better to rage quit than cheat." - Me
Nick didn't cheat, in fact he followed the rules exactly. The rules said if you land outside the landing zone, you get a warning. All he did was go for the warning. I don't see how that is even in the same realm as aimbotting and wallhacks.
"I don't know how those wallhacks got there" is equivalent to "No, Mom. This isn't a cookie from the cookie jar that's in my hand". LOL!
"If you're stupid enough to cheat, be smart enough not to get caught." Loved that lol
14:50 I mean… he isn’t wrong. They were allowed a warning. I’m not surprised they exploited something that wasn’t a disqualification
"You don't need an aimbot to hit that subscribe button." *accidentally hits dislike button. Ye, gods, my aim is terrible.
13:46 He did not cheat though, he followed the rules. He landed outside, got a warning like the rules said... There was nothing saying it was prohibited doing it once.
People who get caught cheating should still be allowed to play the games, but only with other cheaters. Poetic justice is the best justice for cheating.
"you'll get a warning for breaking this rule" "OK, lets break that rule because a warning doesn't really hurt us" is NOT cheating, it is bad administrating
The "Charity Rule" stated you'd be warned on first offense, so he used it to his advantage. Not cheating, bending the rules a bit though.
I don’t have valorant and I’m not a fan but I’m honestly jealous of how good they are at getting rid of hackers. As a long time dead by daylight fan, I can only dream for that to happen
A word of advice for future game developers reading this, instead of banning cheaters, just create a special server to move them to without them knowing. Let the cheaters play with each other while still granting them the ability to spend money. Also make the bots god tier with all the best cheats. Or design that AI to be deep learning. But definitely force them against each other.
I think there's 2 kinds of cheaters: bored kids who think it's absolutely hilarious and make little to no attempt to hide it, and grown adults whose self-esteem is deeply tied to the game.
Nick "cheating" in the charity event is a simple example of exploiting a loophole, nothing more than that, he didnt deserve a punishment for simply outplaying the event hosters
15:00 That wasn't cheating, that was opportunity taken, the penalty was already clarified, land outside the green zone and you will get points off your total score, THAT was the penalty, they agreed to it, and went with it. Not a cheat, that was strategy.
That landing outside the zone thing isn't cheating. It's gaming the system. If they tell you you can go out of bounds X times and you choose to use that to your advantage, there's nothing about that that's against the rules.
14:53 Dude did nothing wrong. In gaming, you have to be smart with your resources. If the first offence was just a warning, it can be used for an advantage, no different than anything else. I'm pretty sure there were others who did the same thing, they just didn't get caught talking about it on stream.