Betrayal In The Gaming World Unearthed After A Kid Who Was Gifted A Gaming PC Ends Up Selling Fortnite Cheats

Popular YouTuber and Esports reporter Jake Lucky feels betrayed and rightfully so. Lucky is a pretty well-known face in the gaming community who doesn’t shy away from extending a helping hand to fans. However, his endeavor to make a fan happy turned out to be sort of a scam and Lucky can’t take the betrayal. Jake had gifted a kid a gaming PC, only to find out later that the kid was selling cheats and using hacks to play Fortnite.

Fans are equally enraged to learn about the betrayal and many believe that Jake’s generosity has been misplaced. Others have opined that the kid should have his gaming setup taken away, and we wholly understand this frustration.

Jake Lucky feels betrayed

The gaming community is a fairly close-knit community. There have been numerous instances of community members coming together to help one another often making some wholesome moments for the fans. Giveaways have become common in the industry with faces like MrBeast rising to great prominence thanks to their focus on giving back to the fans. MrBeast has become famous for giveaways and other philanthropic activities.

Many other known members of the community also try their best to help less fortunate fans as much as they can. In a similar scenario, eSPorts reporter Lucky got to know about a kid whose father smashed his entire gaming setup. Feeling bad for the kid, Lucky thought he could help out with the situation.

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Lucky didn’t take much time to reach out to the kid in question to gift him an entirely new gaming PC. Many would consider this to be a dream come true. But Jake’s disillusionment was only weeks away. Fortnite is often slammed for harboring cheaters and this kid is no exception.

Kid sells cheats and Fortnite hacks

Jake Lucky put an enraged post on Twitter revealing how his gesture has been tarnished as the kid is now selling cheats for a price of $120 a month. Naturally, the YouTuber is hurt by the news and seems to have his fists clenched real tight. His post also reflects his emotional condition right now.

Fans are also understandably pretty agitated and have their opinions on how to handle the situation. One user has the easiest solution to the problem.

Noko thinks the kid’s folks should know about his actions.

Another account shares a similar experience but thinks Jake did the right thing.

Miguel is rather chilled out about the kid’s activities though.

Edu also thinks the kid’s dad may have some probable cause after all.

What do you think about the whole incident? Share your thoughts with us below.

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