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It makes me sad to see [All Redacted by Monitor] in the finals for the $200,000 prize. This is wrong on so many ways. He admitted to cheating AFTER TSquared called him out on twitter. Lets not forget that AGL is affiliated with 343 which means he shouldn’t be in the tournament to begin with. Forum threads and twitter posts have all been deleted and [REDACTED] has gone unpunished. Sal from HaloFanForLife wrote a story about it and pgcr did a entire show on it if you don’t believe me. I just want to do my part and spread the word because cheaters ruin gaming. Please do you part and tell everyone about this and hopefully something happens and [REDACTED] loses his place
You know, it sucks that even if he loses completely, like 8th place in the finals, he’ll still get an undeserved thousand… which also sucks… though what I still want to know where is the lists saying who won the weekly prizes for the tournament?
Since he is so closely connected to the Halo franchise, his participation in the contest would be considered a conflict of interest, right? If he were to win the contest, the public would suspect that the contest had been fixed, and the franchise would be discredited. Most companies would avoid that by not allowing anyone connected with the franchise or their families from participating. So how is it that this guy is competing?
This is where i lose respect for 343i… just kick the bugger out, he cheated… but noooo… sorry 343i, but there’s not much point in making a tournament when a cheater can have a chance to win, but hard workers who happen to get one unlucky 2nd one time, are completely out of the running… i didn’t compete (save for week 4 since i knew it’d be a better chance of winning minor prizes) because i knew it’d be full of BS…
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I’m part of a Halo site that’s been around for 4 years and we have already wrote a detailed story about this situation but were about to present a evidence manual that’s a mile long. Feel free to look this guy up on twitter [REDACTED] and you can even find his name at the bottom of AGL’s main website. We have made contact with this guy only to be blocked and ridiculed without explanation. We offered for him to come clean on our show but he sent a email back to us telling us to BLAM off. We also contacted the other owner of AGL and they said it has nothing to do with them.
Here is the worst part about it. This is [REDACTED] and he cheated. How can anyone take them seriously? Threads, twitter posts and comments are being deleted and they are trying to sweep this under the carpet. My only hope is that I can reach as many people as possible.
I feel like the only reason he wasn’t booted was because it seems he’s close with 343/AGL, (which I’m not sure how that hasn’t come up yet ). Not surprised that there’s cheating (yet again) in competition w/ cash prizes, but someone whose a pro-player/Co-owner of a Pro-gaming circuit/league/whatever should’ve known better. Hopefully no one will sue 343/-Yoink!- over this (even though if anyone would, I’d imagine they’d have every right to). Wonder how long till 343 deletes this thread…