Like Clockwork, another Call of Duty: Warzone streamer has exposed cheats in their game while playing live on Twitch. And this time, the cheater didn’t take it kindly to chat to quickly throw it in the trash.
Hackers are the biggest issue in Warzone; With cross-play enabled for the first time between PC and console players, COD has been exposed to even greater fraud than before.
Going ‘fested’ on Twitch, yet another streamer has excluded himself as a cheater on the platform by displaying his hexes while broadcasting live. In this case, they were quickly called to Twitter and chat, which will switch to deleted clips and Black PS4 gameplay.
Twitch Chat ignited him as hex activated due to War Dern Warfare and being bad in Warzone, the festival proceeded to let him know he was selected on the Black PS4 and challenged him in a 1v1 match. It then reverted to the previous CAD title, but its hexes were clipped and not before it was sent to the internet.
As shown in the clip, downloaded before putting its inevitable cartoon on the Twitch, the festival revolves around Verdansk while everyone knows exactly who the opponent is on the map. It is color-coded depending on their health, with a structural indication of the dynamics of their character model through the walls, players can see.
Similarly, it also has indicators for guns, cash and armor, which are found on the map. Unfortunately for him, the awareness of that kind of inappropriate game is not the same as IQ, as it is easily blown away at one stage by a cluster strike.
This is probably why Twitch Chat laid it out more, as fans are usually ashamed of hackers for staying inferior in the game despite the unfair advantage.
Hey Tim, I know this is a long shot but this guy is giving a live cheat on Twitch pic.twitter.com/xfgeU47Q6I
– Kayla @ (grumpooo) October 24, 2020
One of the reasons why he got the right amount of viewers on Twitch was the reason he was open on Twitter. Focusing on combat hacking and concerned fans of Battle Royale responded to a relentless Timsettmann tweet.
In response, new viewers can enjoy watching the cheater switch to BO4 and continue the struggle by throwing challenges to its detractors in the chat: “Go to black ps ps4, see any of you breaking me on hardpoint.”
This is far from the first time someone has come out to cheat a streamer. In the past, a Accidental display His hex while others deliberately tried Show her off. So far, neither Infinity and Ward or Twitch seem to have banned the festival, but this exposure is likely to rep. Seems.
