Scump hits back at CoD fans who criticize him for playing Fall Guys Scump Instagram \/ Fall Guys[jwplayer gKJAL7Ti] After taking some breaks between practice sessions to enjoy Fall Guys and Warzone, Chicago Huntsmen\u2019s Seth \u2018Scump\u2019 Abner has had to put critics in their place after they questioned his dedication and preparation ahead of the Call of Duty League Playoffs.[jwplayer gKJAL7Ti] There will be $4.6 million on the line during the CDL Playoffs and Championship Weekend, so it\u2019s not surprising that all 12 teams are currently hard at work practicing for the biggest CoD tournament ever. But no one can prepare for 24 hours a day, and some players like Scump and his Huntsmen teammates choose to wind down after intense scrims with some Fall Guys, something which they\u2019ve been criticized for by some fans. But the King isn\u2019t having it and has hit back at those sending such complaints: \u201cImagine practicing CoD for 4-5 hours DAILY for the past YEAR, then getting told not to jump around as a hotdog for a few hours with the boys.\u201d Imagine practicing cod for 4-5 hours DAILY for the past YEAR then getting told to not jump around as a hotdog for a few hours with the boys. \u2014 OpTic Scump (@scump) August 12, 2020 Fall Guys released on August 4 and has quickly risen in popularity as a silly distraction fit for goofing off with friends. So, it\u2019s not hard to see why some CoD pros are choosing it as their game of choice when cooling down. However, a lot of concerned Huntsmen fans have taken to Twitter, Twitch chat, and wherever else possible to complain about the jelly bean game\u2019s infringement on Scump\u2019s practice time. They\u2019ve even directly asked Chicago\u2019s CEO, Hector \u2018H3CZ\u2019 Rodriguez, to rein in his players\u2019 Fall Guys hours. https:\/\/twitter.com\/TheIndigoTheory\/status\/1293012921669230592 Huntsmen veteran Alec \u2018Arcitys\u2019 Sanderson took a more sarcastic route in his reply to the criticisms, while OpTic Gaming LA substitute Martin \u2018Chino\u2019 Chino was quick to remind fans that Scump enjoying other games doesn\u2019t have to mean he\u2019ll \u201cforget how to shoot.\u201d you cant go to the gym either strictly cod no grocery shopping only cod \u2014 Alec? (@Arcitys) August 12, 2020 People think you just forget how to shoot because you enjoy other games ?? \u2014 Cheen \u26c8 (@MJCheen) August 12, 2020 There\u2019s also the very legitimate concern of burnout, as Arcity\u2019s explained in another tweet, that there\u2019s a chance \u201coverplaying\u201d a game could result in a dip in performance. In response, a ton of professional Call of Duty players chimed in \u2014 many expressing that it is possible to train too hard and burn yourself out, This timely discussion demonstrates that Chicago\u2019s players aren\u2019t concerned about playing Modern Warfare too infrequently, but are instead intent on breaking up the monotony of rigorous practice with chances to relax and have some fun on games like Fall Guys. What\u2019s ignored by the fans, in this instance, is that their favorite team is still grinding, they just happen to be engaging in some more casual team bonding as well. And it just so happens that Fall Guys has hilarious effects on camaraderie. The Huntsmen are the fourth seed heading into the CDL postseason and will play their first game on Friday, August 21. They will either face the New York Subliners or London Royal Ravens, depending on who wins that first-round matchup. Until then, expect to see Scump and co spend most of their time practicing but also loosening up a bit after on Fall Guys.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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