While playing Warzone, Mason 'Symfuhny' Lanier found himself all alone. An enemy player shot him as he tried to enter a house. Having waited a few seconds, he went out into the yard again, only to be shot immediately. Watching the kill cam, it's clear the enemy player knew exactly where he was and where he was going.
Hackers in Warzone are a problem, but streamers generally get more attention when reporting them. Often, they can get hackers banned live because their reports include clips and are more reliable. This is one of those times, and it's like the dusting scene of Avengers: Infinity War.
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We will have plenty of instances where hackers roam and are banned while we wait for the anti-cheat. The acknowledgment that the end is coming is classic; the full team of hackers have to watch their friends die one by one. There was only one left, and he was not hacking.
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The player was left to fend for himself, and he proved how awful the team really was. They took on another player immediately and showed how poor their aim was. The kind of people who hack are the ones who can't shoot straight.
It's a classic. In a moment, everything is clear because if this person doesn't hack, they will never have fun in Warzone. This is why hacking is becoming a big business.
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