The 2nd vanguard player got it wrong

One of the highest rated Call of Duty: Vanguard players has revealed he cheated after accidentally revealing his cheats in a message.

ახYes, it’s true. Cheating in Call of Duty – Who guessed? But the second mistake was followed by a deception that managed to accidentally expose himself using hacks in a ranked game. Vanguard Ranked Play is a competitive mode where players can test their skills by following the same rules as CoD pros.

This should be the basis for proving the game where players compete for the top spot in the leaderboard to establish themselves as one of the most experienced COD players. But unfortunately, even a ranked game is not safe from scammers who choke on the results.

Replaced Vanguard’s 2nd ranked game with “plehxify”. However, their streams seem to have slowed down when streaming online, and it turns out that they used Wallhack during their games.

The viral clip shows plehxify playing at Hardpoint in Tuscany. The post-mortem clip shows how a teammate is seen, with the stream revealing the walls. These walks are typically used to pinpoint enemy location through walls and highlight enemies to let the user know their exact location.

Shortly after being called out to use the hacks, plehxify attempted to justify his actions and said he was using the hacks for “kamo”.

“You can clearly tell there are scammers in the clip, I was very naïve about software/hackers,” one actor said on TwitLonger.

“I was in 2nd place legally so I started streaming to make my name public and that’s how it went. Throughout the game I played $8 SnD before to gamble, beating myself up every day when I had a passion. Settle. I didn’t think about it when I started this scam. The buying process.”

Plehxify concluded by apologizing for using the TwitLonger scam: “Once again I apologize for my actions, I will not lie to you again, I understand what you have both done to each other party and to myself. “

It’s no secret that Vanguard and Warzone have a serious cheating problem, which is why many players have turned their backs on the game. While Activision’s Ricochet anti-cheat system has eliminated most scams in Warzone, its deployment on Vanguard remains a solution while players wait.