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Shitty person, keeping it in character.
Never thought you could cheat in a way so hilarious. It's not like they can't win against tundra without this moronic act, but I guess this is the price you have to pay for your stupidity and dishonesty.
I explained the whole thing over at !dota2@lemm.ee :) (seems like this community is unmoderated, that's why)
Why do you think this community is unmoderated?
I sent you a message like a week ago asking if you're still active on Lemmy because I didn't see you post here ever, and did not receive a response. Quite obviously you are still active.
I messaged the other mod on !dota2@lemmy.world as well and also did not receive a response.
I've been stickying discussion threads and schedules of tournaments over at !dota2@lemm.ee and was looking to see if that was possible in the existing dota2 communities. Since I didn'I receive a response by any existing community mod and didn't want to start posting in an unmoderated community, I created !dota2@lemm.ee and have been posting there since.
I would very much like to only use one community if it's small anyway. Would you be interested in me making threads like this or this one over here as well and stickying them so people can get that kind of info immediately? Then I'd probably close down the other community and do everything here.
As for your message, I didn't receive any. Please check if it's in your sent messages, maybe some error happened and it wasn't actually send?
As for choosing one community, I wish this one will be the place for all dota 2 players, not because I'm the creator of it, but because it was the first dota 2 community in Lemmy and most people already shared the link to here at reddit.
As for sticky posts with discussions and schedule, I made you a mod (barely found the button in UI btw) and you are free to make anything you want, if you believe it will make this community a better place.
Thanks!
Alrighty, that's great <3 let's do this
Personally, I think the response by many spectators have has been unnecessarily toxic and double-standard at best, and inflammatory, discriminatory and intentionally career-ending at worst.
No doubt what he did was astoundingly silly, but until it has been proven that he was intentionally using another stream to cheat during that g2, branding him a cheater is just not right.
What makes this worse is that people are conflating his previous action with his Z drawing with this, as if this makes him more guilty of cheating, or that it's alright for everyone to rag on him now, even if this time around it may just be an honest mistake.
We know that there are consequences in leaping to conclusions without verified information, from the situation with Taiga to the mess with the T2 NA DPC. I think the state of professional dota only stands to lose if the spectators don't stop this mindset of vigilante justice and crucifying dota figures before they even get a chance to prove themselves innocent.
I wonder if the response to this by the dota audience (and maybe even the players on Azure Ray) would be any different if this incident had happened to anyone other than Pure.
Totally agree, his previous support for the Russian invasion doesn't make him more guilty of cheating.
However just for that he totally deserves to get all the hate he's getting. I don't understand how this player is still allowed to compete. Should have gotten a lifetime ban from all event organizers imo.
I think that the decision to not give a lifetime ban was correct because it would set a double standard. What about mind_control who explicitly said that Hitler should have killed the Russian population? I realise this example was not in an official match but in my opinion is 10x worse. Also, Pure's incident I believe can be placed into the category of 'edgy meme' (and one being assumedly a whole lot more normalised from the country he is from and media he consumes). Anyway the bottom line is that I think a lifetime ban should not be received for stupidity.
The cheating judgement came straight from the tournement organisers just parroted by spectators. I feel this is a correct decision, but the fact he was even allowed to do it in the first place should be a mitigating factor. When doing exams on conputers you get blocked from accessing what you shouldn't so why the TO didn't do something similar is questionable.
Agreed on your second point - how did these things happen in an international tournament involving large amounts of prize money in the first place? And was this something that other TOs had successfully prevented, that the current one dropped the ball on? Or was this always a security and integrity lapse that existed and that we've only just spotted, which would imply the possibility of this happening in previous tournaments or even the DPC without being detected? They can't ALL be THAT incompetent, right...?
About the penalty that BB received, I'd be fine with it if it didn't seem like it was pulled out from thin air, but it does so it irks me a little. Again, just a lack of prep that makes the officials look incompetent, and really doesn't inspire confidence in the state of future tournaments.
this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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