A poo in loo from OpTic’s India-based franchise has been caught cheating at an Asian tournament.

Fox Sports:

In a remarkable turn of events, OptiC India player Nikhil “Forsaken” Kumawat was caught cheating in the eXTREMESLAND LAN tournament.

The incident took place in the deciding match between OptiC India and Team Revolution from Vietnam. A technical timeout was called out and an admin team rushed towards Forsaken computer after a suspicious activity was detected by the anti-cheat system.

It doesn’t take some kind of sophisticated anti-cheating system to see a guy’s cursor lock onto a guy he can’t see and follow his jump arc perfectly while wallbanging him through the crates.

Then he fought with referees trying to examine his computer.

forsaken was trying to refuse the referee’s check #eXTREMESLAND2018
via Weibo@alex卞正伟 pic.twitter.com/gC5yn005n5

— 辛味。 (@liuxinwei0102) October 19, 2018

Eventually, they found his cheat software. He named it word.exe, so nobody would ever suspect.

“What the Temp folder looked like on forsaken’s PC, caught with cheats on the LAN. Always call your cheat Word and everything will be fine 😂”

Now that he’s banned from CS:GO tournaments and OpTic’s team lineup, he can go back to cheating people from a call center, an environment more suitable for this nonwhite animal.

The reality is that banning cheaters from video game tournaments is just another form of white supremacist bigotry.

This year’s CS:GO Major in London had a familiar sight in the finals. Despite a massive, global system of tournaments and minors meant to diversify the sport by giving teams from Asian, African, and Arabian countries chances to sit at the major there were just white men sitting at all the top spots at the end of it all. The best nonwhite team in the world is Tyloo, from China, and they still get absolutely destroyed when they try to compete in the major against European teams. In the decades I have been watching pro CS this has been a constant: some rich Chinaman will fund his kid’s CS team and they will get rekt as soon as they hit the majors.

The top two teams of this year’s major were Natus Vincere from Ukraine and Astralis from Denmark.

As with many things in history, it comes down to Eastern Europe against Western Europe. Sometimes there’s a rare American team in the finals, but American champions Cloud 9 fucked themselves this year by making a Moslem “Swede” who didn’t even speak English as his native tongue their team leader for no other reason than pointless excesses of diversity, and they got destroyed as a result. We’re back to all-European CS major winners for the foreseeable future.

Whites have always ruled this game, and will always rule this game. It is a game of information retrieval and group coordination, which whites outpace every other race on earth at when they aren’t being manipulated by Jewish media into engaging in fratricidal conflict.

FaZe used to be my favorite team, and I am still a huge fan, but for years now I have been an avid fan of Natus Vincere. I say this not only because I love Ukraine and think it has the greatest nationalist culture and the hardiest people of all Europe, but because objectively Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev is the most entertaining CS player alive. Yes, the champions this last major were Astralis, and they are an excellent and solid team, but I find their CS passionless. Astralis is all about methodical playing of the percentages. There are very few surprises. In contrast, NaVi is built atop one man, s1mple, who plays with the fury of a mad cossack who has drank too much hrenovuha. He rips entire pro teams apart singlehandedly. His read on adversary timing and position is otherworldly, as if he keeps a clockwork model of the footsteps of the entire team of 5 ticking in his head from the minute they leave the spawn. His daring pushes frequently break all known rules of CS pro play and leave you aghast in awe of his skill, as do his trick and jump shots. Watching Astralis play is watching a formula of smokes and flashbangs and crossfires being calculated. Watching s1mple play is watching the whirling art of a mad dancer and the joy and playfulness of an exhibition shooter, all in the same package. There is no esports champion more commanding of recognition than s1mple.

Despite s1mple providing us CS:GO fans with continuous delights, the building up of minors in Asia has had a huge detrimental effect on the sport as a whole now. These people are not capable of competing at the pro level and they know it– so they resort to cheating and it leads to public embarrassments like this. Worst of all, all the money spent on the minors has done nothing but subsidize third world teams who are not pro-level CS players and reduced the purse size and excitement of the bigger events. Why should inept teams of sub-pro level players have their efforts subsidized when the #9 team in the world at the London 2018 major got less than $9000 in the purse– hardly enough to cover flights and hotels for a whole team? At what expense are the top levels of players meant to sacrifice their own lives and well being on the altar of diversity? Is merely having an Indian team exist (who cheats) worth the 8 pro teams that made it to the major at the own expense and had to return home with not a single dime, having outlaid the expenses themselves? What’s the point of that?

It’s time to ditch the massive, pointless investment into Asia minors and just let the competent (white) players make a decent living. We don’t need token street shitters, Moslems, and chinks who can’t actually compete marketed as pros just for the sake of being not racist. Let the champs do their thing, and those unworthy of the game rot in the shitholes that they come from.

What a surprise, a bunch of sluts demand free shit because they have a vagina. Sigh.

Women suck at pretty much everything that doesn’t involve having children. And even then, that’s limited to the actual process of incubating and giving birth – when it comes to raising kids to be responsible adults, men excel there as well.

Wow, embarrassing.

So it’s no surprise that women are terrible at video games as well. This wasn’t a problem back when only kids and geeks played them in their parents’ basement. But now that games are big business, you have a whole army of skanks barging in and demanding their share of that vidya dollar.

Most of them end up being glorified camgirls, and make a killing doing so.

Great, uh, skills.

But of course, now women want to get the fame and money without even showing their titties.

How?

By getting gud?

Lol. Of course not.

By pressuring tech companies into creating women-only tournaments, and giving them a bunch of hand-outs, of course.

Women in Games:

The esports industry is male dominated. The number of women working in any role in esports or playing esports is estimated to be about 5% or 1 in 20.

If women could tell the difference between a Dreamcast and Playstation controller, maybe there’d be more of them in the pro circuits, huh?

Steph “missharvey” Harvey is one of the most successful gamers in the world. She says that the number of women in e-sports is as low as 5% and the main reason is the stereotype attached to gamers. “It’s still a ‘boy’s club’ so as a woman you’re automatically judged for being different. The way I get harassed is about what they would do to my body, about why I don’t deserve to be there because I use my sexuality – it’s all extremely graphic.” BBC Technology News 21 Nov 2016.

This bitch is completely full of shit.

Video games are completely anonymous. If they so desired, they could compete without anyone ever knowing their gender.

Most top-tier gamers have nick names like “Cooller” or “CZM,” like in the video above. But girls just have to name themselves shit like “FlowerGurl96” or something, to make sure everyone knows they have a vagina.

These sluts pretend to be offended that men “sexualize” them, yet they stream themselves looking like this:

Hmmmmm…

Women in Games WIGJ seeks to use its experience in promoting gender diversity in video, online and mobile games to help encourage more diversity in esports.

Many professionals in the esports industry understand that encouraging more women to participate in the industry, both on stage and behind the scenes, is critical for the commercial success of the industry as well as promoting a socially responsible sector. However, up until now, there is little or no information available, or readily accessible on how to do this.

The “industry” is doing just fine as it is. The only problem, of course, is that the money is flowing to young men and not thots pretending to like video games. Gotta do something about that, huh?

Invited to participate in an Experts Discussion on “Increasing female interest and participation in esports careers” at the inaugural Global Esports Forum by Intel/ ESL on 1st March 2018, 4 leaders from women in games groups in the UK, France, Germany and Italy drafted a set of recommendations in a Paper which are now being published.

So this is all aimed at Intel and other corporate sponsors, with the goal of guilting them into diverting their funds into female gaming projects.

This is all so pointless. Esports are about being good at video games. Even the legion of thirsty betas out there aren’t going to be interested in watching video game competitions between low-tier female players. The reality is that these events are going to be even less stimulating than a twitch stream, as the focus is squarely on the in-game action, not their face cams.

Any money being poured into this crap is going to be completely wasted.

Imagine this, but with shitty players. Yeah, it’d suck big time.

Executive Summary

1. Women’s esports needs to be seen as a “product” in its own right and not a by-product or add-on, or proving ground for the existing male dominated industry which has grown up with the majority of attention paid to the men’s game. This is not a segregation of men’s and women’s esports, as girls at school being directed by teachers and those women who want and choose to compete with men, should be encouraged to continue to play in an open environment. A distinct women’s esports product is a short term expedient to grow significantly the esports global audience.

In other words, they want a woman-only league, and a mixed-league.

Well, guess what, there’s already female-only tournaments. And nobody is remotely interested. Look at these YouTube view counts.

Less than a thousand views…

Compared with the view counts for the normal male events:

Huh, I’m seeing a pattern here…

And yet these female competitions still provide prizes in the tens of thousands of dollars for the finalists, no doubt with funds granted by various corporate sponsors.

2. Intel/ ESL and other market leaders are encouraged to make board level appointments in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific to take responsibility for developing the women’s esports product. “Product Directors”

Anyway, there’s a long list of additional demands, but they all boil down to the same thing.

“Gib more gibs, plz.”

Women can’t compete on a level playing field with men, and so must demand they get equal rewards for an inferior performance.

This is like if children demanded they get their own Olympic games, with equal sponsorships and prizes as the adults. It’s completely ludicrous.

There’s a reason they don’t show children’s soccer on TV, people, and it’s not anti-kid bigotry.

Like a lot of millennials who ended up becoming Nazis, I played a lot of first-person shooters as a teenager. Some of my favorites included Doom, Hexen, Unreal, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D and, of course, Ethnic Cleansing.

(J/k about Ethnic Cleansing, but I would have loved it if I knew it existed back then.)

Most of these old school FPS games featured multiplayer deathmatches, and if you took part in those matches during the mid- to late-1990s, you’d surely agree that uncensored “trashtalk” in the chatrooms was part and parcel of the experience.

If DarthRapist666 gibbed you with a rocket launcher in Quake, you called him exactly what he was: a faggot with an insatiable appetite for cock.

If Pu55Y_D3str0y3r fragged you with that overpowered flak cannon in Unreal Tournament, boy oh boy were you going to remind that nigger that his welfare check was in the mail.

No one gave a shit, no one whined about hurt feelings, and everyone had fun. It was an unapologetically heterosexual white male space.

But that was then.

Due to the increasingly toxic influence of Jews and feminism, the political climate has changed drastically since the 1990s. Indeed, we’ve now reached the point where professional gamers are being suspended and fined for posting mean words and memes on online streams.

Washington Post:

A star player in a landmark esports tournament left his team Sunday, days after he was accused of posting a racist meme on the Overwatch League’s official stream.

Félix “xQc” Lengyel’s removal from the Dallas Fuel follows a string of suspensions and fines against him and other pro Overwatch players, who have exhibited some of video gaming culture’s worst tendencies during the new league’s inaugural tournament.

The Overwatch League website provides a complete list of the suspended players:

As of Friday, March 9, the Overwatch League is taking the following disciplinary actions:

Timo “Taimou” Kettunen, of the Dallas Fuel, is fined $1,000 for using anti-gay slurs on his personal stream.

Tae-yeong “TaiRong” Kim, of the Houston Outlaws, has received a formal warning for posting an offensive meme on social media. After the incident, TaiRong issued an unprompted public apology, and made a donation to the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation, actions which were taken into account when determining the judgment against him.

Ted “Silkthread” Wang, of the Los Angeles Valiant, is fined $1,000 for account sharing, a violation of the Blizzard End User License Agreement.

Félix “xQc” Lengyel, of the Dallas Fuel, is suspended for four matches, effective March 12, and fined $4,000. xQc repeatedly used an emote in a racially disparaging manner on the league’s stream and on social media, and used disparaging language against Overwatch League casters and fellow players on social media and on his personal stream. Previously, xQc has been warned, fined, and suspended for similar infractions.

It is unacceptable for members of the Overwatch League to use or distribute hateful, racist, or discriminatory speech or memes.

…

We are committed to building a community around the Overwatch League that is welcoming and inclusive for all players and fans, and we hope that these disciplinary actions demonstrate our seriousness in that endeavor.

What a joke.

If you watch videos of these Overwatch leagues on YouTube, you’ll discover that the participants are overwhelmingly white and East Asian men, just like in 99% of all other professional eSports.

In other words, the League is persecuting representatives of the majority to protect the feelings of the barely-existent minority.

How very… Jew-ish.

Fortunately, generation Z are not boomers. They’ve had multiculturalism and homosexualism – real multiculturalism and homosexualism, not idealized notions of them from the 1960s – stuffed down their throats since birth, and they’re getting sick of it. By acting in this draconian manner, the Overwatch League is simply making these kids more resentful of those poor “oppressed” groups and the “principles” they represent.

For that reason, let’s hope the suspensions and fines continue.

I don’t really hold the Olympics sacred anymore. It would be one thing if they were still done as they were meant to be – by amateurs.

See if you still had amateurs from your city or your country competing against the amateurs from another city in a kind of “youth games” type of scenario, that’d be one thing. It would also help if they stuck to the “games” that approximated war like the old games did.

Nowadays, everyone in the games starts training at age 6 just for these games and they’re all basically one-trick ponies.

China is breeding super-athletes and training them from the age of 4 probably

Also, some of the modern events in the games are just baffling.

I mean, when I think Olympics, I think of something more martial. Sprints, jumps, throwing javelins, throwing imitation grenades.

That I understand.

So adding strategy videogames doesn’t strike me as that weird. Adding golf to the Olympics strikes me as far weirder. At the least, there is an element of the amateur that is still preserved when you let some young nerds compete in some strategy game.

Furthermore, it really is what the youth are doing nowadays.

Back in better days, I could actually see the youth practicing throwing javelins and rocks and running with their shields to see who was faster.

Nowadays, most young kids just sit at home and play videogames.

Sad state of affairs, but its true. Frankly, if they even threw a rock in a field some Boomer would probably report them to the police for hooliganism or something.

But in videogames, you get to apply strategy and somewhat approximate war scenarios. So why not? If drone operators are now pilots, then these kids are budding war-gamers that will be useful when wars are waged on 3d hologram desks.

I think it’s going to happen. There’s a huge audience for eSports and there’s a lot of money in it. We will see a push for eSports being included in the Olympics that will ultimately be successful.

RT:

Competitive video gaming, or eSports, played warm-up to this year’s Winter Olympics. Now recognized as “real” sports by Olympic officials, eSports are gunning for a spot of their own in the medal table.

Intel Corp, an Olympic sponsor, brought professional gamers to PyongChang, where the Olympics are now in full swing, earlier this week. They played Starcraft II, a popular real-time strategy game that involves tactical thinking, concentration and quick reflexes – and rekindled the debate on whether the rigorous requirements are enough for eSports to become part of the Olympics.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has already recognized eSports as a “sporting activity,” as have a few nations. The next logical step is for it to go Olympic – which could happen as soon as 2024.

Well there you go.

Not sure how I feel about that. I think I’m a solid neutral on this development.