nocries gets the ropz treatment

Over the past month, the Counter-Strike community, particularly the ones on FACEIT have been hard at work, decoding the nocries mystery. Before we dive in, here's a quick backstory. Amongst usual FACEIT everyday-proceedings, a donk-like aimer, dawning ropz-level movement appeared out of the abyss and started demolishing high ELO lobbies on North American FACEIT. Posting unbelievable stats over the last couple of months, nocries garnered massive suspicion, alleging the individual of using external assistance.

It was ropz all over again. The stellar Estonian rifler was invited to FACEIT's HQ to prove himself when he was alleged of cheating back in 2017. Many streamers were quick to judge the nocries situation, confidently accusing the 18-year old of using cheats. After accepting FACEIT's invitation, nocries started playing at FACEIT HQ in New York using peripherals provided only by FACEIT.

Maidar (nocries) is playing under supervision on hardware set up by our Anti-Cheat team, a chance to show his game in a fully controlled environment.
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In his games yesterday, nocries replicated his previous performances, dropping impressive 113, 102, 105 and 143 ADR showings in extremely high ELO lobbies. A part of the community now takes a U-turn, backing nocires to perform similarly on day 2 and already debating over teams that would be interested in such a prospect.