Activision is holding a public qualifier for the CoD tournament “World Series of Warzone”. It”s reportedly inundated with cheaters
Call of Duty World Series of Warzone Open Qualifiers was held august 12-15. However, the competition seems to be flooded with masses of cheaters. Even the players involved become suspicious and investigate several fraud attempts.
Activision has decided to launch a public qualifier for the World Series of Warzone. Rules violations are banned on both the tournament site GameBattles and publisher Activision. But it doesn”t seem to stop many from cheating during the qualification. In the tournament, points are awarded to your team with every kill.
Bro… some of the stuff I”m seeing from this WSOW qualifying is so sad. We got people VPNing, people stream sniping other quali teams &, worst of all, people getting into their friends games and dying to their friends repeatedly😕 these are all people who compete too, shameless. pic.twitter.com/ONyLL4vGll
– Fifakill (@Fifakill_) August 14, 2022
According to the allegations, teams are present at the qualifiers who get help from friends in addition to stream sniping and using VPNs. The participants eliminate them again and again in the matches and thereby collect kills, which are subsequently converted into points. This allows the teams to reach the top of the qualification and thus make it to the next round. Only the top 40 trios will advance.
Fuck me, people are desperate pic.twitter.com/kVj97QSztu
– Paul (@99Porky) August 14, 2022
Warzone pro Ethan “Fifakill” Pink points to these issues at the World Series of Warzone. But esports players don”t seem to shy away from cheating either. The player Javiix from the MAD Lions is even taken to task for alleged cheating. For him, the remedy seems to be right, since “everyone wants a spot.” There has not yet been any information from the official side on the alleged cheater onslaught on the World Series of Warzone.
