Popular Twitch streamer Mason "Symfuhny" hosted a Call of Duty: Warzone livestream on April 19, 2023. During one of the games, the content creator's squad was eliminated by a suspicious player. After witnessing how the latter outplayed the entire party, Symfuhny decided to spectate the player and analyze their gameplay.
Mason and his friends were taken aback when they saw the player killing others effortlessly. The streamer's group then chose to report this player, accusing the latter of wall-hacking. Interestingly, the cheater was immediately banned, leaving Symfuhny and his teammates in stitches.
Symfuhny was five hours into his broadcast earlier today when he and his squad were killed by a player named "[A] X]k3v1nj." The Twitch streamer was shocked to see how he died in the game and exclaimed:
One of the streamer's friends gave the cheater the benefit of the doubt by saying that he was lagging in the popular multiplayer game:
The three-man party began spectating the aforementioned gamer and quickly realized that they were cheating. One of Mason's squadmates remarked:
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The 23-year-old personality was rendered speechless by the cheater's shenanigans and decided to report them. He further asked his friends to take action as well:
Shortly after, [A] X]k3v1nj was kicked out of the session. Seeing this, Mason burst out laughing, with his friends expressing surprise at how quickly the former had been banned from the first-person shooter title.
Symfuhny's encounter with a cheater in Call of Duty: Warzone was amongst the top posts on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit. According to Redditor u/Moifaso, anti-cheat systems "only ban" people who have been identified as cheaters. They added that hackers are "rarely banned
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