Someone became the first person to reach the 'Savior' ending (aka the good ending) on
PVP in
Escape From Tarkov.
That someone is a Chinese streamer named 油墨香车 (You-mo-xiang-che). Look at these stats...
- KDR: 83.3
- Survival Rate: 93%
- Longest survival raid streak: 68
- Favorite gun: AA-12
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So poetic that a guy with such stats won the good ending for the first time. Here is the confirmation by Battlestate Games and its head Nikita Buyanov, of which this smug streamer states that he anticipates BSG to give him a gift. Seems like Nikita is hesitant to ban him because it will prove that his game is a cheater's paradise and a cheater is the first person who won the good ending.
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What even gets me even more is the amount of chinks that defend this guy and have literal fuckall in understanding how the game works. Their common defense? "NOOOOO GUILAO, HE PLAYED FOR 10,000 HOURS. OF COURSE HE WILL BE SUPER SUPER GOOD" or "HE DOES A 5-MAN AND HAS PROS IN HIS SQUAD TO DEFEND HIM AGAINST PLAYERS" or "BSG VERIFIED HIM SO HE'S NOT A CHEATER" or "HE USES AA-12 TO ONLY KILLS SCAVS" or "HE IS CHAMPION OF NVN AND 2023 PACIFIC LEAGUE WORLD FINALS." Nigga, I've seen streamers who play this game for a living with no life at all and the KDR that they could reach is like only around 20 and keep dying to the most random RNG moments possible.
It is to note that the China server of every Western-based multiplayer game, including
Escape from Tarkov, is extremely notorious for being infested with cheaters. 5-stack squads are also more likely to get killed than a 1-man due to how involved communication is, especially with how sound and how buggy it can be affects teams. Cheats can be stream-safe, so people watching streamers don't really see the cheats behind the scenes. Apparently this guy also got banned from
Arena: Breakout because he had cheats for other games, but got manually unbanned afterwards.
Chinese
mianzi (面子) may be better than Indian
izzat, but God is it so unsufferable in video gaming and academia. Cheating is a huge part of
mianzi and Chinese culture where if you don't cheat, you're not working hard enough.