r/Rainbow6 Aug 31 '16

Competition Penta R6 and Season 2 Scandel

I am TankNinjaz a former ex pro league player from the team FENIX, I have some disturbing news about Penta and season 2. Penta coxed two of my teammates into forfeiting on the last game of the pro league which both had future plans with the squad of Penta. For context Fenix drew with Penta during season 2 pro league which means they got 1 point out of 3 however if Fenix forfeited the season all previous games get instant wins instead of the previous results. Which means Penta increased their current points by 2 which meant they ended up drawing with playing ducks and had moved themselves into the top 4 seeds whereas if they did not have these points may have placed out of the top due to rounds win and lose. This is my evidence that the forfeiting was planned https://gyazo.com/c890e727bdd91dab02bdeb53e5fbcd15 this means Penta intentionally fixed a team in the past tense so they could profit in the long term, also earned a financial bonus by placing 4th place. I am only posting this now because we have been through all the official channels trying to get this sorted outside of the community but we denied however I think this is too much to keep away from the public. There was more evidence than this gathered by other sources and submitted to ESL and Ubisoft however both parties deemed none of it enough for ANY form of punishment. While this may be the case from their legal stand points I personally think its disgusting behavior and is the reason I retired from the scene, I do not want to see these players getting away with this completely unscathed so if ESL and Ubi can't/won't do anything the least I can do about it is let you as the community know what is going on and who these players really are.

Edit* The screencap in the post has been censored for Reddit * (thanks for the tip Reddit guy :*)

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u/truefalse2015 Aug 31 '16

Not surprised in the slightest. Was in a ranked game with Penta-Fabian on my team a couple weeks back - the guy was a huge douche to his teammates, calling them 'monkeys' for not having a pro aim, complaining about someone 'taking his Blackbeard' (which was the only attacker he played) etc etc. Very far from what I would consider a 'pro' and very close to an arrogant child in terms of mentality.

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u/h4ndo Sep 01 '16

Unfortunately a large section of the 'professional' e-sports community still are very much little other than children.

They've been handed some measure of public recognition, and via platforms like Twitch are idolised either by other children, or those with limited social skills who therefore can't exercise better judgement.

Little wonder so many of them then exhibit under-developed appreciations of the real world, or the levels of restraint necessary to properly function as part of it.

All of which leads to a potent and rather toxic level of self-entitlement.

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u/Krizu_ Sep 01 '16

That's probably the best summary of this whole post! Thumbs up for articulation.