

Wholesome deeds are something that the community has always appreciated. The sharing and commendable efforts toward a good cause are always looked upon. Likewise, an Apex Legends professional player and streamer has done something to contribute to society’s welfare.
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Jacob McMillin is better known as HisWattson in the community. The player is a part of Furia Esports and is a well-known Apex Legends streamer. Though he displays his gaming prowess on the servers, he seems to have made a heroic promise to the community. Moreover, he does so to better the field of gaming in the community.
Apex Legends professional player does something for the community and the love of gaming
Recently, Jack Lucky (@JakeSucky) brought forward a piece of information regarding this Apex Legends player. Through a tweet, he said, “Apex Legends pro and streamer @HisWattson has pledged to give his Twitch Ad money back to gamers in need. Holy frikin crap. More soon.”

Furthermore, it was found that HisWattson had explained the procedure he would follow in doing a good deed. He propagated the message that he will be running ads on his channel. Moreover, it was understood that he would be using the revenue generated through ads to buy gaming equipment, which will be further given to the people who cannot afford it themselves.
Continuing the Twitter thread, he declared, “No idea how to do this or what my taxes are gonna look like but I’m gonna make it happen 👍.” Moreover, he thanked Fragment420 (@Fragment420) for the idea. Reciprocating the gesture, Fragment420 voiced his feeling good about being a part of this wholesome deed.
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As soon as the news surfaced on the internet, people started voicing their acknowledgments for the player’s intentions. And the thread got bombarded with nothing but just ‘W.’ That portrayed the heroic deed that was done by the contributors. Here are a few reactions to Jake Lucky’s tweet:
Common HisWattson W honestly
— SoaR crude (@Crudes) October 16, 2022
I've been working for Wattson for almost a year now, and I can say this man is a walking W. He's always taken care of me and treated me so well. Love this for him and the community he's built. One of a kind!
— SoaR Solace (@solace6k) October 16, 2022
W
— ProHenis (@ProHenis) October 16, 2022
good guy @HisWattson
— GUARD Hunter (@HUN2R) October 16, 2022
common wattson w
— tai (@t9ler) October 16, 2022
W
— Convexted (@convexted) October 16, 2022
This is king behavior right here.
— DEAN (@deandraker) October 16, 2022
Typical @Fragment420 W suggestion.
— Z (@Zydrinn) October 16, 2022
W
— ellie (@ellmalloryy) October 16, 2022
W HISWATTSON I LOVE THIS DUDE
— FURIA Demmaw (@d3mmaw) October 16, 2022
Given the reactions of the people, it can be indeed said that deeds like such are wholeheartedly celebrated. Also, this becomes a moment of rejoicing and happiness. Especially when it comes from someone within the community doing something for the love of gaming.
Ludwig and xQc have completed their heroic promise
Surprisingly, another heroic deed had reached its end. Recently, Ludwig tweeted about the fact that they had completed their promise of paying people back who suffered financial losses from Sliker. Moreover, he and xQc had embarked upon doing this deed together.
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As per Ludwig’s tweet, the total amount paid by them was approximately $250,000. And the people of the community appreciated the gentlemen for making it possible for a good cause. With that, the community got to see another promising deed reaching its glorious end. Distributing cheers and smiles all over the community. All in all, such remarkable deeds undoubtedly remain in the hearts and minds of the people.
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