A Call of Duty player from Warzone went viral after exposing the worst cheater in the history of the battle royally.
Like its battle royal rivals, Warzone had trouble with a whole list of different things. Players have complained about weapon balancing, skill-based matchmaking and a whole host of other issues.
The biggest, and apparently most difficult correction, however, is the fraud that continues. Some fraudsters use hacks that show them through walls, use aimbots that do not miss shots, and there are even invisible players running around.
Usually, if you run into a cheater, you have no chance of winning. They are likely to achieve the victory. However, one Warzone player managed to see what the worst cheater was ever.
Despite Warzone’s popularity, hackers and cheats are still rampant in Verdansk.
This comes from Reddit user zimrh, who showed that after being knocked out by a cheater in a match, he decided to hold on and see how absurd the cheats are. However, he got something else.
After picking up a few head shots from a distance, the fraudster – PlzDontCry – nearly killed himself by cooking a grenade. And then they made themselves crazy by jumping in and out of a window for almost 30 seconds.
However, the cherry on top came to an end when zimrh noticed that the cheater had made a ‘fatal mistake’, with a 1v1 in front of them. They switched the rifle to their sharpshooter and let the opposing player fire shots first. Despite having an aimbot in their back pocket, PlzDontCry got the shot and lost the match.
I saw a cheat in Warzone sucking cheats, and I enjoyed watching them fail at the end! by CODWarzone
The Redditors message highlighted the light of the fraudsters and quickly picked up steam as players roasted the fraudster to lose. “18 Kills with an aimbot on solos is terrible. Real players can get so many ffs, ”said one player.
“I still can not turn my head about how to play the game if you cheat, can even be fun,” added another. “I mean, even with an aimbot he sucks, you have to remove the game at the moment and keep what’s left of your dignity for a video game,” another said.
Clearly, provoking fraudsters makes it easier for developers to swing the banhammer, and it’s a nice touch of karma when it slips up.