Hackers were the biggest problem in Warzone. With cross-play between PC and console players enabled for the first time, the CoD fan base was exposed to even more scams than ever before.
At Twitch, another streamer turned out to be a scam on the platform by showing off his hacks during the live broadcast. In this case, they were quickly viewed on Twitter and in chat, resulting in deleted clips and a switch to Black Ops 4 gameplay.
While the Twitch chat inflamed him for doing badly at Modern Warfare and Warzone despite activated hacks, the festival let them know he was elite in Black Ops 4 and challenged them to play 1v1. He then switched to the previous CoD title, but not before his hacks were cut off and sent over the internet.
As shown in the clip that was downloaded to Twitch before its inevitable deletion, the festival rolls around Verdansk, knowing exactly where each and every opponent is on the map. He can see players who are color coded based on their health and provide a structural clue as to their character model’s movement through walls.
Similarly, it also has weapons, cash, and armor indicators on the map. Unfortunately, this type of unfair gambling awareness does not match the IQ, which is important as it is easily blown up by a cluster punch at one point.
This is probably why Twitch chat bothered him even more, as fans usually shame hackers for staying inferior in the game even when they gain an unfair advantage.
Part of the reason it gained a decent number of viewers on Twitch was likely because it got known on Twitter. Affected Battle Royale fans even responded to a random TimTheTatMan tweet to draw attention to the obvious hacking.
In response, new viewers could enjoy watching the scammer switch to BO4 and keep fighting while challenging his critics in chat: “Get on Black Ops 4, watch me slap one of you on Hardpoint. “
This is far from the first time a streamer has been exposed to cheat. In the past one accidentally displayed his hacks while another was intentionally trying show his before. So far, neither Infinity Ward nor Twitch appear to have banned the festival, but after that reveal, repercussions are likely.
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