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The second edition of Fortnite's Fortnite Summer Skirmish is over, and it was a new kind of mess, the one that ended. This is a rather ugly affair thanks to a witch hunt based on the winner's crowd, but a situation that has not been helped by the organization of the tournament. ;Epic.
The controversy centered on idropz_bodies, a relatively unknown player who reached the top of the pile on the first day, setting up huge kill totals and a number of wins at best a number of streamers and players alike. more famous and well known.
The main problem? Idropz_bodies was not streaming its game. This fact, plus its relatively unknown status, plus players trying to view its past statistics online, resulted in a conclusion by the visionbase of hundreds of thousands of people: Idropz must cheat.
The players said that Idropz was using a mouse and a keyboard on PS4, which is technically legal but would give him an unfair advantage. They said that he was fed by friendly players who joined his games at the same time, friends who created new accounts for this purpose.
And yet, none of this was true, at least according to Epic, who did a thorough investigation of the Idropz games, something that seemed somewhat compelling since he was managed to win $ 130,000 in prize money between her first place and her kill bonuses.
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to the conclusion that no, Idropz:
- did not play with a mouse and keyboard on PS4
- did not play way, much better than d? usual because statistical tracking sites are not the most reliable for this kind of info
- Did not leave the hall several times for better bus times
- Did not kill the same people over and over, which implied that he was fed
- Does not kill new accounts
In short, literally nothing had said about idro pz was true. He was just … a very good PS4 player having a good run of ten games to put first in this tournament. And he's not as "out of nowhere" as the fans badumed, he was actually a PvP player Destiny 1 and during the debacle, a lot of old Destiny players were coming to his defense.
behaved extremely badly in this whole situation. It's another moment of "reddit detective" where the supposed "research evidence" has turned out to be overrated or nothing at all, spreading a solid player who had made an incredible performance. Of course, I was wondering if something weird was going on for a while as well, there is a difference between saying, asking Epic to check and spam IDROPZ CHEATED a thousand times in Twitch chat or writing 4,000 words Reddit declaring a "criminal act" occurred during the event, essentially accusing the child of robbing $ 130,000 in some sort of intricate burglary. It was the mentality of the crowd and a contempt for "innocent until proven otherwise" at worst
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And yet, I do not think that Epic was entirely faultless in all this. The fact that you even have a million dollar esports event and you do not need all the participants to sink is ridiculous. In this case, it was like telling a random player you never heard of playing a 100 point NBA game, but you've never seen him do it. . I know the logic is that you can not run late on PS4, which is why streaming is not a requirement, but it remains that has been a workaround for that. And even if idropz did not use a mouse and keyboard, after all this, Epic came out to say that it's perfectly fine if you do it on console, in order to promote "l". "Accessibility for the game. It's a big mistake and it can go horribly wrong if all the pros switch to the PS4 / Mouse keyboard to start killing easy consoles, which could very well happen if Epic leaves it.
Past, I think that Epic needs serious research in the PC / console performance division. In Summer Showdown, almost all the top pointers in these fan events were playing on the console where it seems easier to get totals and high wins. And here in these events, we have two of the top three finishers at night playing on PS4, when the vast majority of the pool was playing on PC. I'm not sure about the second night, but again, I think it's something that needs to be examined, and so far, Epic has not done that.
It was just a bad situation all around. Idropz was unfairly crucified by fans who would have had to wait to see the truth before drawing hasty conclusions. And yet this whole situation could probably have been avoided in the first place had he shown / shown his set-up all the time, which seems like a pretty simple rule for an event with $ 1 million in prizes on the line. [19659003] I hope everyone has learned a few things from this mess, and we do not see anything like that happening again. But we'll see
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The second edition of the Fortnite Summer Skirmish is over, and it was a new kind of mess, which ends up being a pretty ugly affair thanks to a witch hunt based on the winner's crowd but a situation that was not helped by the configuration of the Epic tournament in the first place.
The controversy centered on idropz_bodies, a relatively unknown player who reached the top of the heap on the first day, setting up huge kill totals and a number of wins at best a number of streamers and much more famous and well known players.
The main problem? Idropz_bodies did not broadcast its gameplay. This fact, plus its relatively unknown status, plus players trying to view its past statistics online, have resulted in a conclusion by the visionbase of hundreds of thousands: Idropz must cheat.
The players said that Idropz was using a mouse and keyboard on PS4, something that is technically legal but that would give him an unfair advantage. They said that he was fed by friendly players who joined his games at the same time, friends who created new accounts for this purpose.
And yet, none of this was true, at least according to Epic, who did a thorough investigation of the Idropz games, something that seemed somewhat compelling since he was managed to win $ 130,000 in prize money between her first place and her bonus bonuses.
Epic concluded that no, Idropz: [19659009] Did not play with a mouse and keyboard on PS4
In short, literally, nothing that any one had said about idropz was true. He was just … a very good PS4 player having a good run of ten games to put first in this tournament. And he's not as "out of nowhere" as the fans badumed, he was actually a PvP player Destiny 1 and during the debacle, a lot of old Destiny players were coming to his defense.
behaved extremely badly in this whole situation. It's another moment of "reddit detective" where the supposed "research evidence" has turned out to be overrated or nothing at all, spreading a solid player who had made an incredible performance. Of course, I was wondering if something weird was going on for a while as well, there is a difference between saying, asking Epic to check and spam IDROPZ CHEATED a thousand times in Twitch chat or writing 4,000 words Reddit declaring a "criminal act" occurred during the event, essentially accusing the child of robbing $ 130,000 in some sort of intricate burglary. It was the mentality of the crowd and a contempt for "innocent until proven otherwise" at worst.
And yet, I do not think that Epic is totally blameless in all of this. The fact that you even have a million dollar esports event and you do not need all the participants to sink is ridiculous. In this case, it was like telling a random player you never heard of playing a 100 point NBA game, but you've never seen him do it. . I know the logic is that you can not run late on PS4, which is why streaming is not a requirement, but it remains that has been a workaround for that. And even if idropz did not use a mouse and keyboard, after all this, Epic came out to say that it's perfectly fine if you do it on console, in order to promote "l". "Accessibility for the game. It's a big mistake and it can go horribly wrong if all the pros switch to the PS4 / Mouse keyboard to start killing easy consoles, which could very well happen if Epic leaves it.
Past, I think that Epic needs serious research in the PC / console performance division. In Summer Showdown, almost all the top pointers in these fan events were playing on the console where it seems easier to get totals and high wins. And here in these events, we have two of the top three finishers at night playing on PS4, when the vast majority of the pool was playing on PC. I'm not sure about the second night, but again, I think it's something that needs to be examined, and so far, Epic has not done that.
It was just a bad situation all around. Idropz was unfairly crucified by fans who would have had to wait to see the truth before drawing hasty conclusions. And yet this whole situation could probably have been avoided in the first place had he shown / shown his set-up all the time, which seems like a pretty simple rule for an event with $ 1 million in prizes on the line. [19659003] I hope everyone has learned a few things from this mess, and we do not see anything like that happening again. But we'll see
Follow Me on Twitter Facebook and Instagram. Pre-order my new science-fiction novel Herokiller, and read my first series, The Earthborn Trilogy, which is also on the audio book
