The website at the helm of all the investigation and new evidence regarding HUNDEN and his coach bug abuse, TV2.dk, have released another report, this time implicating the involvement of the two Danish players, who were a part of the Heroic roster in 2020.
Nicolai “HUNDEN” Petersen, who has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately, has added another twist to the whole coaching bug scandal which shook the CSGO scene in 2020. This time, the Danish coach released excerpts from server logs that show a conversation between HUNDEN and Nikolaj “niko” Kristensen, where niko claims to be aware of the bug and that HUNDEN was indeed using it.
Niko said “Everyone on our team knew it. Maybe not the first time.But after. Everyone knew that.” This completely contradicts the statement made by the coach when he was first held liable for his actions in 2020, where he claimed that only he knew about the bug and the players were unaware of his wrongdoing.
The next part of the evidence is where it gets more interesting. Evidence shows that Rene “TeSeS” Madsen INTENTIONALLY disconnected and connected multiple times to help HUNDEN get into a bugged position so that he could cheat.
This new evidence was investigated by a Professional CSGO referee, who also stated that HUNDEN was right about his claims. Furthermore, Michal “michau” Slowinski, who reviewed most of the demos when the community was first made aware of the bug, tweeted asking Tournament Organisers to save server logs along with the demos, which only cements these claims by HUNDEN.
As of now, everyone is waiting on the official stand of the ESIC regarding these new claims. While niko and TeSeS both look to be in hot water, TeSeS more than niko, because he deliberately helped HUNDEN cheat. The Heroic organization too is under a lot of scrutinies because of their unsportsmanlike behavior regarding this whole ordeal. Time will tell what punishment will be agreed upon, if any, for the players and the org.
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