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Zuckles follows Zer Winter’s footsteps to get himself banned from OfflineTV Rust server after compelling evidence surfaces, proving that he metagamed xQc to get the upper hand.

Metagaming involves a player utilizing real-life resources to get an unfair advantage in a game, and that exactly is what Zuckles is convicted of. The seriousness of the issue has far exceeded standard allegations after ample evidence has surfaced proving that he is guilty. Zuckles himself has acknowledged his mistake and in total agreement with OfflineTV banning him off the server.

“Alright, I’ll try to get him kicked from this f**king server,” “F**k it. Just go next. How is that fun? I’m done, dude. This is just killing it. I have to be honest. This is just kind of sad.” said a frustrated xQc after he failed to kill Zuckles.

Zuckles chat gave him pre-emptive information about an incoming raid by xQc. This information he gained from his fans helped him to prepare a counterattack in advance that let him fend off the threat in xQc. He can’t help if his chat is giving away unfair information but what he can do is, keep his integrity and ignore anyone giving away plans of other streamers and not thank them for it.

Instead of ignoring, Zuckles used his chat to gain the upper hand against xQc and now he must part ways with the OfflineTV Rust Server. Not just some of his fans but the entire gaming community considers this as a violation of integrity. This just adds more drama surrounding the Rust server as things continue to go south for them.

Popular Minecraft YouTuber Dream has issued a final statement related to the Minecraft Speedrunning Moderator team’s decision to reject his record submission in the 1.16 patch.

The 2020 Gaming Streamy Award winner seems to have ‘accepted’ the decision made by the moderators to not consider his submission on his Twitter thread.

Dream did however, support the claim made by his math expert that the odds presented by the mod team was far more than what is the case here while also stating that his own conclusion from the number does ‘support’ the argument that the chances of drops the YouTuber received during his speedrun record were still unachievable fairly.

Although, Dream has accepted the decision while urging fans and the community to put this issue behind them and continue to grow the community.

The drama surrounding OTV Rust server continues to grow and things have gotten far worse with Ser Winter banned by OfflineTV over PvP abuse.

A large part of the blame has zeroed in on Ser Winter utilizing more experience of Rust to abuse other players with less experience. He at first shielded himself from the allegations of ‘clout pursuing’, yet his situation on the server has regardless been since repudiated.  

“Guys, the Rust OTV servers are great for our community right now, and I did have a lot of fun on there, but it’s the end of an era. I’ve been humbly banned, which is completely fair and fine.” read his tweet.

The offlineTV Rust server was aimed at bringing Rust streamers closer to other popular content creator, and put together an organization for everyone to enjoy the beauty of Rust. However, things turned far from that as the plan was followed by a string of disagreements among the ranks of streamers leading notable streamers like Pokimane to part ways with it.

With things multiple things going south with the OTV Rust server, OfflineTV might chose to shut down the project in its entirety. No one would like to bid adieu to the Rust games, so we can be hopeful that the players fix thier internal issues and maintain a healthy competition.