$ 250,000 Call of Duty: Warzone tournament deals with many allegations of cheating

A team was taken out of the $ 250,000 Twitch Rivals Call of Duty: Warzone Doritos Bowl Championship after it was decided they had cheated.

Streamer Metzy_B has been accused of cheating by several other players, including 1. Looking at the gameplay of Metzy_B, Trewren said that the other streamer must have used some sort of cheat to lock onto other players because it looked like his lens had “locked onto the guy by accident.”

After reviewing the clip in question, along with other of his previous streams, Metzy_B and his team were removed by Twitch. During the broadcast, the reason given for the ban was that the gameplay of the clips was “unnatural beyond a reasonable doubt”.

Metzy_B has denied the allegations of cheating and maintained that he was innocent. After all the fuss over the accusations and dismissals subsided, Trewren showed up to apologize for his role in the Metzy_B ban, claiming he had in fact made a mistake.

After receiving community feedback and returning to review Metzy_B’s PC files, streamer 100 Thieves tweeted an apology. “I fully understand the hatred I receive, and it is deserved. There just wasn’t enough of it to [go] to give my opinion, from what I saw, I believed that something was wrong, but there just wasn’t enough to go that far and everyone would say he had cheated. “

Trewren went on to say, “I apologize for that. I didn’t want to go any further, but no one else seemed to care and he asked if I was talking to him so he could prove he was. was clean, which he did. I’m going to put my hands up and admit we were wrong. I’m sorry I let a lot of you down. “

Metzy_B has yet to respond to the apology, but Trewren has told another member of the Warzone community that he will give his tournament winnings to the wrongly accused if he wants them.

While this particular case has been cleared up, the Call of Duty scene is still plagued by accusations of cheating, with many players claiming the game is not effective enough. Popular streamer NICKMERCS even announced that he will be participating in Warzone tournaments until the cheating issues are resolved.