Even if you are a boor, one very important thing in life is to know how to conceal it. Let no one notice that beneath that layer of professionalism and good manners lies a person who writes “hola” without an “h” and has a morally questionable website as their homepage. That was the case with Packz, a player of ‘Street Fighter 6’, who, for posterity, has been perceived as someone with certain tendencies, well, in that way. Spoiler: it’s not true.
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Three, two, one… Let the fight begin! On one side, player Lensta’s Kimberly (surprisingly fast). On the other, Packz_’s Chun-Li. It was the seventh match out of 96 in the tournament organized by the Twitch channel Corner2Corner, and nobody can believe what they’re seeing on the screen. As if it were an Andersen’s tale, Chun-Li is completely naked.
The commentators don’t know what to say beyond “What an interesting outfit” when the equation is solved: Packz was playing with a mod that allowed him to strip his favorite fighter. Absolutely nothing sick, of course not. The player, far from being penalized, continued to fight, now with a properly dressed Chun-Li.
It was of little use: the player bit the dust after two consecutive KOs, and Lensta advanced to the second round, where he was soundly defeated by someone named Xuses, who, in turn, was beaten in the next round. A series of failures that began with the biggest of all. Fortunately, Twitch has not suspended the Corner2Corner channel, but it wouldn’t be the first time they do something similar for similar foolishness.
Days later, the Twitch channel clarified what happened on Twitter: “Some stories have incorrectly blamed one of the players, but that is NOT the case. It was our host’s computer and their responsibility.” In fact, they asked not to blame the player, but to blame themselves, ensuring that the mod was removed, and it wouldn’t happen again. Packz did nothing wrong.
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