CoD: Warzone Cheaters Are Getting Brazen
Streamer festation used cheats in a livestream on Twitch. After merciless criticism from Internet users, his account was suspended.
IN A NUTSHELL:
- Streamer festation used cheats during a livestream on Twitch;
- The cheater was severely criticized by the audience;
- In response, festation fled to CoD: Black Ops 4, boasting of his success in the older installment of CoD and challenging the critics to duels;
- Festation's account on Twitch has been suspended.
It's no secret that Call of Duty series - CoD: Warzone is having huge cheater problems. The creators are trying to fight the problem using different methods, but it looks like it's not a war they are winning. Cheaters are becoming more and more brazen, as exemplified by the story of the streamer known as festation, who decided to use hacks during a live broadcast on Twitch (via Dexerto).
Interestingly enough, despite the "assistance" (hacks enabled him to see where the enemies and equipment are on the map, as well as see enemies through the walls), the cheater is not doing well and at some moments he gets outright wrecked. As you can see, cheating isn't always enough to make up for lack of skill.
People watching the stream quickly spotted inappropriate behavior, both in chat and on Twitter. Some even went further and attempted to attract more attention to the issue by asking the well-known streamer TimTheTatman about it.
Festation reacted to the criticism by boasting of its successes in... Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII. He then switched to that game, challenging his critics to duels. Shortly afterwards, his Twitch channel was suspended for using hacks, which can be considered a happy ending to the story.
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