“Due to the recent allegations being confirmed by Epic Games, we’ll be releasing XXiF and Ronaldotv from our Rise Fortnite roster,” Rise Nation tweeted. While it is unclear if Ronaldo was one of the three other players that were banned by Epic, he has been under scrutiny as well for allegedly colluding with the same players that XXiF was seen teaming with in the qualifier. Interestingly enough, XXiF was not the only Fortnite player to be released by Rise Nation, as the organization also cut ties with Ronald ‘Ronaldotv’ Mach as well. Rise Nation, the organization that XXiF previously played for, also announced that it has dropped him from its Fortnite roster over the cheating incident.
Tyler “ItsHighSky” Tereso first brought XXiF’s cheating to light when he posted a replay featuring XXiF on his Twitter account (warning: NSFW language), in which the latter was shown to be teaming up with two players to score easy kills. Fortnite: Battle Royale developer Epic Games has disqualified Damion “XXiF” Cook from participating in the Fortnite World Cup Finals in New York after he was found to have cheated during Week 3 of the North America-East server qualifiers.Īside from being disqualified from the World Cup Finals, XXiF and three other players were also given 14 day competitive bans and made ineligible to receive any Week 3 prizes.Įpic didn’t name the players involved in the official competitive ruling it posted, but it was easy to infer that XXiF was the one disqualified after his case went viral.
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