Warzone Tournament Cheating Scandal: Twitch Bans Streamer Couple
Twitch suspended both streamers of a couple caught using an aimbot in a Call of Duty: Warzone tournament on March 12, after Alex Zedra shared clips of their play on Twitter.
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In brief
AI summaryMara's creator Zedra spotted a duo using an aimbot in the Call of Duty: Warzone tournament played on Friday, March 12, and posted the footage on Twitter.
Twitch suspended the accounts of both streamers in the Warzone tournament cheating case, and the couple then deleted their Twitter accounts.
Alex Zedra thanked Twitch officials for the quick response, while the article notes that cheating continues in Warzone despite Activision's efforts.
Mara is a character in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone, released in December 2019 as part of the battle pass in Infinity Ward's first season.
Mara's creator Zedra noticed a suspicious situation in the Warzone tournament played on Friday, March 12, after ending her own Twitch stream. She recorded the behavior of the duo who were using an aimbot in the tournament and shared it on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/Alex_zedra/status/1370274942198104065
After footage of the girlfriend cheating landed on Twitter, it did not take long for videos proving that her boyfriend had behaved the same way to be shared.
https://twitter.com/lendies/status/1370404398443110400
With a situation like this emerging during the tournament, Twitch suspended the accounts of both streamers. The couple deleted their Twitter accounts after this behavior. Alex Zedra, for her part, shared a tweet thanking Twitch officials for such a quick result.
https://twitter.com/Alex_zedra/status/1370588502568673286
Unfortunately, despite Activision's best efforts, cheating continues in the game.
