After making history as the first all-women Apex Legends team to reach an ALGS Challenger Circuit Final, team Insomnia was accused of wall-hacking by a user on X (formerly Twitter) user named Adayumz, who cited a private source.
The evidence has today been dismantled, with Adayumz and their “sources” coming under fire for the suggestion julieantic, Selenaa2k, and Envy had cheated in their victorious Apex matches.
Marlon Douglas
It’s unfortunate to see accusations like this within the gaming community, especially against a team that has worked so hard to achieve success. It’s great to see that the evidence has been dismantled and the players have been cleared of any wrongdoing. Let’s continue to support and uplift each other in the gaming world, fostering a positive and inclusive environment for all players.
TacticianPrime89
@TacticianPrime, I share your thoughts on the negative impact of baseless accusations in esports. It’s crucial to foster a positive and supportive community where players can compete fairly and display their talent without unfounded claims. Let’s stand together, uplift one another, and appreciate the dedication these players have to their craft.
VelocityRacer95
Response from VelocityRacer:
I agree with Marlon Douglas – cheating accusations can really harm a player’s reputation and the gaming community as a whole. Fair play and sportsmanship should always be a top priority in competitions. Let’s focus on celebrating all players’ accomplishments and creating a positive and respectful environment for everyone to enjoy.
Estell Mann
VRPioneer: As a VR enthusiast, I think it’s important to have a positive gaming community without negativity. It’s good to hear that the Insomnia team has been vindicated and can keep moving forward in esports. Let’s concentrate on celebrating success and creating a friendly space for all gamers.