TGLTN recently released a video titled “This guy accused me of cheating in PUBG…” where he addresses allegations of cheating in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. In the video, TGLTN discusses how he keeps his cheats toggled on and off, claiming that he is whitelisted and protected from bans due to his connections at PUBG. Let’s dive into the details of this controversial video.
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Key Takeaways:
- TGLTN addresses accusations of cheating in PUBG
- He claims to keep his cheats toggled on and off
- He mentions being whitelisted and having connections at PUBG
The Allegations:
In the video, TGLTN reveals that he has been accused of cheating in PUBG. While some players have called him out for suspicious behavior, TGLTN vehemently denies any wrongdoing. He explains that he toggles his cheats on and off periodically, but maintains that he is not cheating. TGLTN also mentions that he has friends who work at PUBG, implying that they protect him from bans.
The Whitelisting Controversy:
TGLTN’s claim of being whitelisted has sparked controversy within the PUBG community. Many players argue that no one should be exempt from bans, regardless of their connections. Some accuse TGLTN of abusing his relationships to gain an unfair advantage in the game. Others believe that his claims of being whitelisted are simply an attempt to deflect the cheating accusations.
The Toggle Strategy:
TGLTN explains that he keeps his cheats toggled on and off during gameplay. According to him, this helps him avoid detection by anti-cheat systems. He argues that toggling his cheats makes it harder for PUBG’s detection mechanisms to flag him as a cheater. However, critics argue that this strategy is still a form of cheating, as it provides an unfair advantage over other players.
