On July 30, Fortnite YouTuber ThatDenverGuy posted a news recap video of the day’s happenings.

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Zayt even called out Tfue by name on Twitter and in a statement to us. After the SerpentAU debacle, multiple pros came out and talked about the rampant use of Macros that pros allegedly use for double-movement. We’ve heard a ton of accusations levied at different pros in the community – both named and unnamed. Specifically, Kquid showed us that even some talented players aren’t above cheating to gain an advantage.

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The online solo competitions allowed anyone to compete, make a name for themselves, and rack-up hundreds of thousands of dollars in earnings. There isn’t a tournament that goes by that doesn’t have one pro or another come out with a cheating allegation.įortnite opened the door to an entire new breed of pro players. Cheating always seems to be a topic in the Fortnite scene – whether pros are being accused of using hacks, macros, or only some light teaming.

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