We're done with this weeks fun-filled and exciting tournament! Let us know down below what you would like to see in the upcoming skirmishes, any suggestions you have and feedback! Format: Hold The Throne - Duos The Duo team with the most points at the end of 6 matches wins. Victory Royales and Eliminations will be scored to determine placement at the end of the event. The top 10 teams at the end of the competition will be awarded. I wanted to touch base with the community on the events of last nights Skirmish. I took the night to think about it because the one post I responded too on the main sub was filled with hate, but I think I have gathered my thoughts at this point and am open to discussion.

Mudhal girl picks mp3. For those who don't know (I doubt that's many at this point) during last nights stream FunkBomb died before me in one of our matches. Upon dying he did as Epic directed and left the game to prevent lag and tuned into the main stream.

Your bio on the ZGF website mentions that you came to Portland after 14,000. They're not a one-trick-pony of a tiny studio, but they're also not a big service.

Once he got to the main stream he realized there was no delay and in a moment of poor judgement he called out DMO's health to me. We both realize the impact this could have had on the integrity of the competition and were fortunate to not have it do so. Funk made a mistake and he owns up to it, but those calling for him to be perma-banned and calling him a scumbag couldn't be more misinformed. It was a mistake made by an otherwise great guy/player.

He felt bad before anyone caught him cheating and self Reported to Epic. That is not the trait of a scumbag, that is someone being honest forthcoming and owning up to their mistakes. I too made a mistake in deleting the initial clip of Funk's callout. At the time last night there was so much vitriol and hate being directed at my friend I just wanted to mitigate it however I could. In hindsight I know you cant stop the internet hate train and should have just let it be. However for those saying I deleted the [VOD]() it is still on my channel and I think the whole context of the situation is important.

The incident happens at 1hr39m. Funk clearly makes the call out, but realizes what he just did may be cheating and goes completely radio silent after the fact. It was a mistake and a big one at that, but I hope others realize it wasn't malicious and out of character for Funk. Everyone makes mistakes, just not always in front of thousands of people.

I think we will both learn and grow from this. Both Funk and I have apologized to others behind the scenes, but I on behalf of both of us want to apologize to the community. This is not what either of us represents and we will try to be the best people and players we can be moving forward. I am not a cheater, and ive given my life to this game and the community around it. Since the witchhunt is in full effect against kenith, i thought i should clear up some false rumours against him. The only example i have seen of kenith 'being shady' was in one tournament. In this tournament, chap and his teammate were in first, and kenith decided to target them to hopefully take them out early game.

Even if his only goal was to knock them out of the tournament, thats NOT shady (it wasnt anyway, he was trying to get into the money and that was his best chance.) He's playing the game how its meant to be played. Liquid doesnt have exclusive rights to wailing woods. Anyone can drop anywhere they please. It's not kenith's fault that chap and his teammate only ever dropped there. They could have learned to drop other places but they chose not to. This is not meant to be a chap hate post, afaik he had nothing to do with the drama, it was all twitch chat and redditors.