A professional Warzone 2.0 player from Turkey with the nickname Exoniz was suspected of cheating ahead of the major Call Of Duty: Warzone World Classic tournament with a prize fund of around $100,000.
Suspicions about Exoniz cheating arose from several players, which they reported on social networks.
HEY this guy is playing for $100,000 Tomoorow LMAO pic.twitter.com/HYI2pi6wSd
— Cano (@cPentagon_) December 5, 2022
The Turkish player set out to prove his innocence and launched a stream on Twitch, where during the broadcast he decided to demonstrate his monitor and accidentally “lit up” the cheat menu.
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Exoniz casually showing his cheats on stream ?? pic.twitter.com/mqUCkHJsmG
— Santifyy (@Santifyy_) December 6, 2022
Exoniz initially stated that multiple monitors had failed. But he later deleted the recording of the broadcast, as well as his Twitch and Twitter accounts. However, the clip has already been shared on social media, and Turkey appears to have been disqualified from the Warzone World Classic — all mention of the team has been removed from the tournament’s official website.
Exoniz has shown his wall hacks live on stream!@HisokaT42 & @ForeignJase studied for me to scan his PC, but their viewers were done in more research & this is what was found!!! 3 Monitors. 2 were duplicated gameplay but 1 had walls!
Credit: @Santifyy_ for the catch! pic.twitter.com/jxiqJpY6Wt
— Rara (@raratoman) December 6, 2022
Fellow Exoniz, who goes by the nickname Forpantheonn, said he hadn’t played with him before the tournament because he had surgery.
“I didn’t have the opportunity to play with someone to create a duet for the tournament. Time was quite short, so people recommended me this guy from the group of Turkish players.”
1- the first of all, and can’t be interested in contests because we do what I mean to play on the move with some before the selection as a duo for tournament. also, the time was pretty short so people recommended this guy from a group full of Turkish players.
— İsmail Tahsin Çelik (@forpantheonn) December 7, 2022
At first, Forpantheonn tried to protect his partner, but changed his mind after looking at the screenshots:
“Some players accused me of that when I was at the peak of my career and I didn’t want him to go through that too. I saw the screenshots and was shocked, immediately blocked him. I’m sorry”.
3- I’ve been proven innocent when everything is checked. but when you’re going on pins and clips, I walk shot and blocked his own. I’m sorry for everything. plus i apologize to you bro @cPentagon_
— İsmail Tahsin Çelik (@forpantheonn) December 7, 2022
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 was released in early November 2022. In the first 5 days of its debut, it was played by more than 25 million users, but the success was overshadowed by errors. The system blocked players and offered to buy Modern Warfare 2 even if they already had that game. Also, due to the failure, some characters became invisible – as a result, other players could easily approach them and kill them.
In just 5 days, Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 has been played by more than 25 million users – the success is overshadowed by errors, including “invisible” murders
Source: NME
