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The sad thing is he probably didn't need to cheat but he did. And of course he has only doubled and tripled down on this. It is the same thing that happens a lo
by hellotomyrars 4y ago
The sad thing is he probably didn't need to cheat but he did. And of course he has only doubled and tripled down on this. It is the same thing that happens a lot in some e-sports. People who are really competitive and able to perform at the top of their game end up using hacks as a crutch, if only to give themselves a mental break. Multiple competitive streamers have been caught on stream accidently alt-tabbing in to their hacks and then have the gall to double down much like Billy Mitchell and say that they weren't and it was just there for some reason and they weren't using it.
Like the unwillingness to admit it is where it gets sad. In Billy's case the lawsuits are where it gets gross. The dangers of wrapping your entire identity around one thing I guess. I don't think anyone even cares about Billy Mitchell and his donkey kong score at this point outside of the continued circus. But I guess for him it is actually the only way to keep himself relevant.
- themoonisachees 4y agoSee also: trackmania pro times being driven in slow motion, despite the guys being actually really good in normal speed (verifiably, on stream) I'm still salty that the super trackmaster campaign from tm turbo includes times cheated by riolu!.