A slide from Hax’s original “evidence” video showing Leffen’s “charges”. (Picture: Hax)<\/span><\/p>\n
The video was so alarming that Leffen sought legal advice<\/a> and Beyond The Summit banned Hax from attending<\/a> Smash Summit 11.<\/p>\n Now while Leffen isn’t everyone’s favourite Melee player, Hax was definitely reaching his allegations which, in their entirety, encompassed a 2.5-hour video and a 136-page dossier and many felt he may be suffering from mental health issues.<\/p>\n And now it appears even Hax feels he went too far, as he has now deleted his original video and uploaded a “revised” one, of a similar length, but with many of the Hitler and genocidal references removed.<\/p>\n The decision to remove the original video was -in Hax’s words – to focus on “facts and allegations, and less on an unnecessary narrative.”<\/p>\n Why Hax felt the need to include such bizarre comparisons in the first place only he knows, but for someone who was preaching that revisionism and misinformation were polluting the Smash scene, the new video seems rather hypocritical, with Ludwig Aghren calling him out with a bit of banter on social media. <\/p>\n Following the publication of a revised Evidence.zip 2 video, Ludwig, a prominent figure in the FGC scene before becoming more widely known as the most subscribed streamer<\/a> in Twitch history, responded to Hax’s new video by claiming he has become what he tried to bring down, a member of the “press rewriting history.”<\/p>\nHax’s revised video has only some of the rough edges removed. (Picture: Hax)<\/span><\/p>\n