Dev1ce criticizes Gaules over CSGO cheating accusations against Chaos EC Dev1ce\/GaulesThe Counter-Strike: Global Offensive community is up in arms yet again over allegations of cheating made against Chaos EC by several members of Brazilian squad MiBR. Chaos and MiBR faced off in a Beyond the Summit fixture on June 22 that saw Chaos take the win 2-1, but also resulted in the club and its players Nathan \u2018leaf\u2019 Orf and Erick \u2018Xeppaa\u2019 Bach being accused of cheating based on some \u201csuspicious\u201d clips. True or not, both Chaos players have experienced tremendous amounts of online hate and even death threats in the days after, and on June 28 Brazilian CSGO influencer and player Alexandre \u2018Gaules\u2019 Borba added more fuel to the fire with one simple tweet. Gaules tweeted an image of match stats from Chaos\u2019 game against Ze Pug Godz in the DreamHack Open Summer 2020 NA Closed Qualifiers that Chaos lost 0-2. He didn\u2019t include any text, but the message was clear \u2013 how could Chaos do so well against MiBR then show up and drop a match to this relatively unknown squad? https:\/\/twitter.com\/Gaules\/status\/1277310312887320584?s=20 Some in the community took this as simply more evidence that Chaos players were up to something in the match against MiBR, but many others accused Gaules of beating a dead horse and continuing the harassment of Chaos players. Astralis AWPer Nicolai \u2018dev1ce\u2019 Reedtz said crying \u201ccheats\u201d was a low move, and questioned how Gaules would even be able to know if they were. \u201cCalling out cheats have and will always be the biggest pussy-move you can do, accept your loss, move on and learn,\u201d dev1ce tweeted. \u201cBeing an influencer that hasn\u2019t even been on the server and calling out cheats, I\u2019m speechless. How would he ever know?\u201d Calling out cheats have and will always be the biggest pussy-move you can doAccept your loss, move on and learn. Being an influencer that hasn’t even been on the server and calling out cheats, I’m speechless. How would he ever know?\u2014 Nicolai Reedtz (@dev1ce) June 28, 2020 The thing is, Gaules is a CSGO professional, playing for Brazilian squad g3nerationX so he has indeed been on the server before, which resulted in some backlash to dev1ce\u2019s tweet. Read More: CSGO pro inventories: NaVi\u2019s skins revealed – \u201cI can own up to my mistake, I didn\u2019t know gaules was a pro before, but it doesn\u2019t change my point which was \u2013 How does he KNOW he\u2019s cheating?\u201d dev1ce followed up the next day. \u201cI can\u2019t understand how my tweet can be interpreted as xenophobic and\/or even racist, it was direct criticism towards gaules for his actions.\u201d though i recognize that the BR scene gets the most hatred from the community and i understand the frustration\/tension it creates \u2013 its not okay and i can promise u if i ever witness anything personally in that regard i will ALSO speak up. dont mix it up,please.\u2014 Nicolai Reedtz (@dev1ce) June 29, 2020 The general sentiment from the CSGO community, barring hardcore MiBR fans, seems to be that the Chaos clips could certainly be seen as somewhat suspicious, but very difficult to call out 100% as outright cheating, and certainly not worth ruining the careers of two young CSGO pros over. Whatever ends up happening, it\u2019s clear this issue isn\u2019t going away anytime soon, so stick with Dexerto for all the latest news and updates surrounding this situation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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