Elon Musk's alleged cheating in Diablo 4 and Path of Exile 2 has sparked controversy, with fans questioning the integrity of the games and the developers' response. Screenshots of a private conversation reveal Musk admitting to paying for account boosting, a violation of both games' terms of service.

Account boosting, where a player pays another to level up their account, is a clear breach of Blizzard Entertainment's and Grinding Gear Games' rules. Despite this, both companies have refused to comment on whether they will ban Musk's accounts, leading to widespread criticism.

Players have voiced their concerns on official forums, expressing disappointment that a high-profile individual appears to be above the rules. The lack of a public response from Blizzard and Grinding Gear Games fuels speculation about potential preferential treatment.

Musk's claims of high-level gameplay have been met with skepticism, given his demanding schedule and apparent lack of in-depth game knowledge demonstrated in a recent livestream. His justification for account boosting—the need to compete with Asian players—has been widely criticized.

A direct message conversation with YouTuber NikoWrex confirms Musk's admission to account boosting in both games. While Musk claims he doesn't take credit for boosted accounts when streaming, the revelation has damaged his credibility. His ex-partner, Grimes, offered a defense, citing personal observations of his gaming skills in other titles.

Further allegations emerged when Musk's Path of Exile 2 character appeared online while he was attending an event in Washington, suggesting continued use of account boosting. The situation highlights the ongoing debate surrounding fairness and accountability in online gaming, particularly concerning the actions of high-profile individuals.