Reaching the top of any game takes time, dedication and innate skill, it’s the reason we celebrate those that do and it’s also the reason we detest those that take the easy route to the top by using cheats.<\/p>\n
It’s not just the literal matches they are in that cheaters ruin but their actions have far-reaching consequences; skewing leaderboards, taking attention away from those more worthy, and destroying player’s trust in a game’s potential to provide fair competition.<\/p>\n
In fact, the only good thing to come from cheaters cheating is when they get caught, even more, enjoyable when it’s caught live on the very same player’s Twitch stream, which is exactly what happened with Valorant<\/a> player Solista.<\/p>\n On the surface, the Las Vegas native had an impressive Valorant C.V. Boasting a Radiant rank and the no.65 player<\/a> in North America, one of the most competitive regions in the game, he had few equals. Though it turns out now that he got there by cheating.<\/p>\n