Twitch suspends two streamers after Warzone’s Mara cheated on them

Twitch suspended two Call of Duty: Warzone streamers to the duo were allegedly cheated when they played against streamer Alex Zedra, who also portrays Operator Mara in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone.

BeardedBanger and Sarah ‘Icy Vixen’ Belles were reportedly killed when Zedra spotted a deadly game, which was apparently intimate with her opponents using aimbots and wallhacks.

Icy Vixen was suspended first, and after pushing back and boasting that he would be offered a Twitch partnership after twelve days on the service, BeardedBanger was also quickly suspended.

After I also called her boyfriend for burglary. BeardedBanger pic.twitter.com/f9HPghS9qJ12 March 2021

“Thank you Twitch for banning the most toxic hackers I’ve seen on my platform in my five years,” Zedra said. tweeted earlier today. “Glad I had to see him banished alive after being called a bitch and to see them 1v1 while blatantly chopping.”

ICYMI, Call of Duty: Warzone is celebrates its first year of existence with a new way to track and share your records via a new feature called the Warzone report.

All you have to do to get your Warzone report is go to Twitter, pick up the Tweet from the official Call of Duty account and respond with the hashtag #WarzoneReport and the gamertag for your Activision- account. Give it a second, then the official account will respond to your Tweet with a personalized picture containing your stats and tag.

Aside from reminding us of all our skills or lack thereof, Activision is also celebrating the anniversary by teasing what is next for Warzone. These include some commemorative gifts for prominent players who tease adding zombies to the Gulag, and even more rumors surrounding the Warzone nuke event.

A year later, Warzone’s operating sheets prove that it’s finally learning how to have fun.

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