One of the largest community complaints in Call of Duty: Warzone is the blatant use of hacks in various matches. While Activision has imposed several new patches and report features in an effort to stem the hacking problem, videos of hacks being used continue to surface among the Warzone community.
This has been a problem since the game first launched and continues to be an issues for the game's community. Losing a battle royale-style match to a cheater's inhuman accuracy can create a frustrating experience that many regular players condemn.
Some cheaters have accidentally displayed cheating software while live on stream, while others have explained the process to high-profile Warzone streamers like TimTheTatman. A relatively new Twitch streamer called truegatter loaded into Warzone recently and was caught quickly opening and closing his cheat menu, according to Dexerto. The stream also prominently displayed the nameplates of players, yellow boxes, and other minor details that gave truegatter clear tactical information that is normally not available within a match.
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As fans watched his stream, truegatter did not seem apologetic for any of the cheats he was using. He even went as far as to make jokes about putting on a headshot cheat, and the way he discusses the cheats seemed to suggest he may have been trying to impress his friends.
When asked if the stream was his real account, the streamer confirmed that not only was it his main account, but another Warzone streamer had already exposed him in the past. This left many wondering why he would continue to use cheats, despite how much Activision has cracked down on the practice.
The answer that the streamer provided was that he, "Copped it today and wanted to see what it was like." While flipping through the various cheating software tools, it is obvious he only selected a few at random in a sort of self-experiment.
It is unknown at the moment whether truegatter has been banned from Call of Duty: Warzone as a result of this stream, but as of this writing his Twitch account is still active. There is a good chance that his Twitch channel may be banned in the near future, as Twitch's team are usually fast when it comes to suspending channels that use cheats or hacks inside of popular titles.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Source: Dexerto