Kyedae opens up about being trolled for cancer and reveals playing Valorant has made her immune to such hate

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Kyedae's cancer diagnosis has done little to stop her regular streaming sessions, and on her most recent one, the Valorant streamer opened up about toxic in-game teammates and trolls making fun of her disease.

The news of the popular streamer getting cancer has saddened a large part of Valorant and the gaming community in general. However, this did not deter online trolls.

After finishing a particularly frustrating game during her last stream, Kyedae told her audience that playing Valorant for so many hours daily had essentially made her immune to all the trash-talking.

She went as far as to claim that jokes about cancer and death did nothing to her:

As a competitive tactical shooter that requires teamwork, playing Valorant with strangers can sometimes be quite frustrating. Most competitive games such as Counterstrike: Global Offensive, Call of Duty, and League of Legends are known for the toxicity that has become commonplace for those looking to play the game with people on the internet.

While trash-talking with the opponent is still fine, toxic teammates who refuse to play the game properly can make proceedings taxing.

Kyedae encountered a similar individual in her last game as she was queuing for another match. Known for her dark humor, she even joked about bad teammates giving her cancer, despite her recent leukemia diagnosis. She quipped:

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However, playing Valorant seemed to have made her immune to all manner of insults as she continued to explain how jokes about her death and cancer do nothing to "faze" her:

As a true gamer, she further revealed how winning in competitive games was all she cared about and could go on ignoring trash talk:

Kyedae's clip received quite a lot of reactions from