Summary
- Asmongold challenged Elon Musk to prove his Path of Exile 2 level 97 achievement, offering a year of Twitter streaming in exchange for verifiable evidence.
- Musk's expulsion from Path of Exile 2 for rapid actions fueled suspicions of macro or bot use, questioning his gaming prowess.
- Musk remains unresponsive to Asmongold's challenge.
Twitch personality Asmongold issued a provocative challenge to Elon Musk, demanding proof of his purported level 97 attainment in Path of Exile 2. This high level, requiring significant time and skill, prompted speculation about potential assistance from other players.
Musk, a self-professed gamer, frequently shares his gaming exploits with his followers. His recent ban from Path of Exile 2 for exceeding the game's action limits, attributed by Musk to his exceptional gameplay exceeding the anti-cheat system's parameters, ignited debate among gamers regarding the authenticity of his accomplishments.
Asmongold, a prominent and often controversial Twitch streamer, publicly questioned Musk's claims, suggesting the level 97 achievement was unlikely to be solely Musk's accomplishment. He boldly offered to simultaneously stream on both Twitch and Twitter for a full year if Musk could provide irrefutable proof of his Path of Exile 2 achievement. Asmongold hinted that Musk's actions might stem from ego, suggesting honesty would garner more respect than inflated claims.
Asmongold's Challenge: A Potential Boost for Twitter Streaming
Musk's response to Asmongold's challenge remains pending; however, accepting it presents a significant opportunity to expand Twitter's reach into the gaming streaming market. Asmongold's substantial Twitch following (over 3 million subscribers) makes his potential Twitter presence a considerable draw, potentially advancing Musk's ambitions for Twitter's streaming platform. Musk previously outlined Twitter's revenue-sharing model, promising features like ad revenue, tipping, and paid subscriptions for content creators.
It's notable that Asmongold has previously commented publicly on Musk, notably expressing support for his inclusion of Twitch in a lawsuit against companies allegedly boycotting Twitter in November 2024.
