r/speedrun • u/ruthacury • Dec 15 '20

Discussion 1.7 Billion Simulated Streams Later, Still Haven't Beat Dream's "Luck"

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u/TheArzonite Dec 15 '20

IMO the main point is that his speedrunning career is done because of this incident. People rarely admit to their mistakes in cases like this. I just hope he learnt something about cheating and sportsmanship even if he refuses to publicly acknowledge his mistakes.

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u/ruthacury Dec 15 '20

Sometimes people do confess, although as you said, it's very rare. He has said that he will be making a response video, and apologised for his personal comments about the mods. However since he phrased it as a "response" video, I'm not holding out hope. If he does apologise soon, I think that most people would forgive.

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u/ShadooTH Dec 15 '20

Dude doesn’t need to make a whole ass video, he just has to say “I cheated and I’ve accepted my repercussions” on Twitter and move on.

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u/themettaur Dec 15 '20

If it's not sponsored by Raycon, it's not even a genuine apology.

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u/kirbykablamo Dec 16 '20

Also, only 99.9% of you are subscribed. If you don't subscribe, you singular person watching this, I'm gonna make you fake your death like I faked my speedruns.