A Warzone streamer recently found himself in the spotlight after being accused of cheating by his ex-girlfriend.
SideLogic is an Ocean Region streamer who has amassed over 143,000 followers on Twitch and over 2.1 million on TikTok.
He is particularly known for his impressive trickshots made on the Battle Royale and which usually get thousands of views on social networks.
But if the words of his ex-girlfriend are to be believed, his success may well be based on huge lies.
Cheating has always been a hot topic in the Warzone scene and this situation in turn attracts a lot of attention.
SideLogic accused of cheating in Warzone
On Twitter, Velixrayposted an interesting thread in which she reveals the various ways the streamer uses to conceal the fact that he is cheating from his live audience.
Whether it’s killing AFK players at the end of the plane’s path or flagging the best players in its games so you don’t run into them again, there’s no shortage of practical ideas, even if they don’t attract attention. attention of the average viewer.
The thread has a total of 18 tweets also showing how the streamer has extremely solid excuses for all these suspicious activities, such as regularly hosting private games in order to play big games live as well as using his friend limit. as an excuse to always create new accounts.
What I learned about how to be a “pro” Warzone streamer:
[Continued in comments].1. KD: Pick a reasonable but impressive KD. Fly to end of map & kill AFK ppl. Do this off stream to maintain KD.
— Velixray (@velixray) June 25, 2022
After the community took note of these allegations, SideLogic acknowledged their existence and promised to remedy them quickly.
“There are always two sides to a story and I will talk about my side soon.” did he declare.
Even after the launch of the Ricochet anti-cheat system, cheating is still a major problem in the Warzone scene.
And as this new situation proves, even Warzone streamers are sometimes linked to this major plague, which is quite sad, it must be emphasized.