How much does it cost to cheat in Call of Duty: Warzone? xQc interviewed a hacker and stream sniper who eliminated him in the game.
Canadian Twitch streamer Félix “xQc” Lengyel had a curious conversation with one of his viewers during a stream on Wednesday. He encountered a hacker and stream sniper in Call of Duty: Warzone and asked him about cheating. The communication took place via gestures of the virtual character in the game.
Switch to the cheater’s point of view
xQc played a few games of Warzone in Stream. In his game there was apparently a Steam sniper. He wore the clan tag xQcOW and chased the content creator until he was able to eliminate him. Then xQc observed the player in-game and switched to his perspective.
The sniper also turned out to be a hacker, because he apparently used the cheat “Magic Bulletts”. This makes it look like the user is missing and not hacking, when in fact he is hitting his target. xQc asked in his stream whether the hacker would actually use this cheat. The latter nodded in the game via the movement of his character.
Only $20 for cheats
Then xQc wanted to know more and asked if he had already been banned. The cheater nodded again and then shot the words “NOT PERMA” into the wall. So he has never been permanently banned.
The conversation continued in this way. xQc found out that the cheater only had to spend US$20 on the cheat. Furthermore, he would use a VPN to prevent his personal IP address from being found out. Subsequently, the cheater won the match on top of that and the strange communication ended.
