Here's a thing that shouldn't happen: a player puts in five years of work. Thousands of hours. They grind ranked queues until their mechanics are genuinely elite. Then they go viral — for all the wrong reasons. Someone clips a highlight, posts it to a forum, and the comments fill up with people calling it inhuman, impossible, obviously cheated.

The player is clean. They've never touched a cheat engine in their life. But they can't prove it. And so the narrative sticks.

That's what we kept hearing. Not just from pros, from regular players — people who care deeply about their reputation in their community. A college player trying to walk onto a team. A content creator watching their audience shr…