I've seen people being pulled up for heaps of stuff during a competitive tournament, but brightness settings are a new one. Popular content creator Turner 'Tfue' Tenney was competing in a Minecraft Twitch Rivals tournament with friends. He was even doing quite well until someone noticed that his screen seemed a lot brighter than others. It turns out that's an issue, and his team were docked enough points to lose them the tournament.
Twitch Rivals rules for the Minecraft tournament spell out that players had to use Vanilla Minecraft with no mods or add-ons (thanks, DotEsports). While the team can't say if Tfue was using any "illegal mods or texture packs", they are confident that "certain views were only obtainable through tweaking settings outside of the in-game client".
"After review, there is no clear evidence that the accused player was utilising any illegal mods or texture packs," Caleb 'WavePunk' Simmons, who was one of the tournament's hosts, says. "However, admins were able to reproduce that certain views were only obtainable through tweaking settings outside of the in-game client."
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