The line between what is right and wrong in sports and gaming is often a fluid one, in football, a striker who dives for a penalty would be revered in parts of South America for doing what it takes to win at all costs. In Britain, where we make much noise about wanting to play the game the “right way”, the very idea of deliberately breaking the rules would, publically at least, be frowned upon. <\/p>\n
Esports is not much different, outright cheating with an aimbot or wallhack is a death sentence for your career, however what about the situation that “waffleslul” found himself in during the Fortnite Championship Series (FNCS)<\/a> qualifiers held this weekend, when, under no fault of his own he was struck with the infinite item bug – with his inventory being taken up entirely with crashpads. A bug\/exploit made possible because of the motorboats<\/a> found in the game.<\/p>\n With it being waffleluls last game to earn points and qualify, and seemingly no other option, he did what many others would do, and threw his crashpads like a madman and hoped for the best. He would eventually finish 3rd, using the pads to take high ground and knockdown builds.<\/p>\n
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