Twitch suspended two Call of Duty: Warzone streamers after the duo were reportedly caught cheating when playing against streamer Alex Zedra, who also played Operator Mara in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone.
BeardedBanger and Sarah “Icy Vixen” Belles were reported when Zedra noticed dubious gameplay that seemed to imply that his opponents were using aimbots and wallhacks.
Icy Vixen was suspended first, and – after stepping back and bragging that he was about to receive an offer to partner with Twitch after 12 days of service – a suspension quickly followed for BeardedBanger as well.
“Thanks Twitch for banning the most toxic hackers I have encountered in my five years of experience on this platform,” Zedra tweeted
ICYMI, Call of Duty: Warzone is celebrating his first birthday with a new way to track and share your records through a new feature called the war zone report .
All you need to do to get your Warzone Report is to access Twitter, get the Tweet from the official Call of Duty account and reply with the hashtag #WarzoneReport and the gamertag of your Activision account. Wait a second and the official account will respond to your tweet with a personalized image loaded with your stats and tag.
In addition to reminding us of all of our skills or lack of them, Activision is also celebrating its anniversary by provoking what’s to come for Warzone. This includes some birthday gifts for prominent players who can provoke the adding zombies to the Gulag , and more and more rumors around the War zone nuke event.
One year later, Warzone operator skins prove that he’s finally learning to have fun .
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