Calling out cheats have and will always be the biggest pussy-move you can doAccept your loss, move on and learn.
— Nicolai Reedtz (@dev1ce) June 28, 2020
Being an influencer that hasn't even been on the server and calling out cheats, I'm speechless.
How would he ever know?
This is ridiculous, leave the poor kid alone. You have a lot of power with your followers, use it more responsibly.
— 100T Chet Singh (@chetsingh) June 28, 2020
CRÍTICAS VINDAS DE OUTRAS PARTE DA COMUNIDADE
A crítica "indireta" de Gaules não ficou restrita à jogadores de Counter-Strike. Isso porque outras figuras conhecidas do esporte eletrônico também falaram sobre o assunto e foram de encontro à postura tomada pelo streamer. Uma das mais pesadas, no entanto, ficou com o ex-jogador Danny "fRoD" Montaner. Atual treinador de VALORANT da T1, ele chegou a responder o tuíte perguntando "o que há de errado" com o Gaules.Guales... what is wrong with you? Show some more respect to the scene and these young players. You're not judge jury and executioner so stop acting like it.
— Danny Montaner (@OfficialfRoD) June 28, 2020
Dude I don't know where to start. This isn't how it's supposed to be when you are trying to break into the scene. This is a fucking disgrace and embarrassing for everyone just letting it pass by
— Nicolai Reedtz (@dev1ce) June 28, 2020
Either aimlock clips suggest cheating, in which case CS:GO history is filled with cheaters (flusha, byali, subroza, etc.), titles need to be stripped, the fnatic era removed from the books, and many players banned... Or they don't, and the thus baseless accusations need to stop.
— Tomi (@tomi) June 28, 2020