So, you’re an amazing online pro Call of Duty player, you’ve won thousands of tournaments in 2020, and you’re simply so good that your competitors think that you cheat. Exactly how do you go about stopping that rumour? Well for Call of Duty streamer Kenji, it was easy, simply set up a webcam to monitor the screen whilst playing. What could go wrong? Well, quite a lot as it turns out…
After winning a Search and Destroy match in Call of Duty: Vanguard with some ease, his opponents trawled through his webcam video footage, lo and behold, enemies had rectangular outlines, even through walls. The end result? He’s been banned from the pro league, and his collegiate team Grand Canyon University will not be able to compete competitively until next year.
The rule of the story is? If you cheat you’re a dick, but if you show people that you’re cheating, you’re an idiot and a dick.
You can catch the inept cheater’s blunder here.
