Call of Duty: Warzone - Has Diaz Biffle "the Bot" Caught Cheating. Protected By Activsion
Watch now as he downs this player. His crosshair instantly moves to the next target behind the house. He can't shoot as he needs to reload. Under the aimbot configuration, notice the downed player ppreference. This can be toggled to ignore a downed enemy. This will allow the cheater to immediately locate the next enemy player, Could he be toggling his aimbot on only when he needs it?
When we investigated Biffle recently, we uncovered a small rodent device under his desk. It was a dual-wrapped pedal. Could he be toggling his aimbot on and off? It's a reasonable question, don't you think? This is a rat snap. This is not an aim assist; this snapped after the player was down. Are they wrong?
Yeah, I haven't gotten it yet. So ask yourself, do we even need warzone streamers? Didn't we do just fine in the "call of duty" years? All this meta nonsense is just fooling you. Don't you believe it? Many of these warzone streamers are desperate to try and attach themselves to the golden years, but they can't.
It's about 9 : 45 on the 9th of November 2009, and I'm going to get in line for a Mom's War 2 midnight release. YAY! It's midnight. Look at this clip. There is no UAV and he knows the exact position of every single enemy. There needs to be some accountability for these warzone streamers. There is no webcam, no monitor cam, nothing.
You've been taken for a fool. How can someone be allowed to win $100,000 directly from their bedroom? There is no webcam, no controller cam, no monitor cam, nothing. He could be using a full arsenal of cheats and no one would be the wiser. Regulations need to be put in place when competing for money.
These are genuine questions, and the community wants answers. Here is Faze swag yet again, blindly defending Diaz Biffle. Do I think D is cheating? No, and neither should you, but shout out to D for just being an insane player in in-game awareness. What DC's on his screen versus what you see is totally different.
He has now signed on as a content creator for Complexity. We have got a lot to talk about. Could this now mean that he is now whitelisted? Call of Duty featured the owner of complexity, Tim the Tatman, in their Modern Warfare 2 trailer. Tim's editor whips has the power to speak directly to Activision and have players banned live on stream based on what Tim the Tatman believes to be cheating.
Guys, just so you understand, we've got contact at activision right. The biggest thing is that we have to get his ID number, which I just found out how to do thankfully, and so they just told Whips that they had just banned him. Do you really think it's possible for a complex content creator to be banned in a warzone?
Does this mean that Diaz Biffle is now untouchable? I reached out to Raven Software on Twitter and informed them of Diaz Biffle. Raven software blocked me with no explanation. This is the exact reason why this channel exists. What he sees on his screen versus what you see is totally different. We know, we ssaw,and we got you.
WWatch now as he downs this player. His crosshair instantly moves to the next target behind the house. He can't shoot as he needs to reload. Under the aimbot configuration, notice the downed player preference. This can be toggled to ignore a downed enemy. This will allow the cheater to immediately locate the next enemy player, Could he be toggling his aimbot on only when he needs it?
When we investigated Biffle recently, we uncovered a small rodent device under his desk. It was a dual-wrapped pedal. Could he be toggling his aimbot on and off? It's a reasonable question, don't you think? This is a rat snap. This is not an aim assist; this snapped after the player was down. Are they wrong?
Yeah, I haven't gotten it yet. So ask yourself, do we even need warzone streamers? Didn't we do just fine in the "call of duty" years? All this meta nonsense is just fooling you. Don't you believe it? Many of these warzone streamers are desperate to try and attach themselves to the golden years, but they can't.
It's about 9 : 45 on the 9th of November 2009, and I'm going to get in line for a Mom's War 2 midnight release. YAY! It's midnight. Look at this clip. There is no UAV and he knows the exact position of every single enemy. There needs to be some accountability for these warzone streamers. There is no webcam, no monitor cam, nothing.
You've been taken for a fool. How can someone be allowed to win $100,000 directly from their bedroom? There is no webcam, no controller cam, no monitor cam, nothing. He could be using a full arsenal of cheats and no one would be the wiser. Regulations need to be put in place when competing for money.
These are genuine questions, and the community wants answers. Here is Faze swag yet again, blindly defending Diaz Biffle. Do I think D is cheating? No, and neither should you, but shout out to D for just being an insane player in in-game awareness. What DC's on his screen versus what you see is totally different.
He has now signed on as a content creator for Complexity. We have got a lot to talk about. Could this now mean that he is now whitelisted? Call of Duty featured the owner of complexity, Tim the Tatman, in their Modern Warfare 2 trailer. Tim's editor whips has the power to speak directly to Activision and have players banned live on stream based on what Tim the Tatman believes to be cheating.
Guys, just so you understand, we've got contact at activision right. The biggest thing is that we have to get his ID number, which I just found out how to do thankfully, and so they just told Whips that they had just banned him. Do you really think it's possible for a complex content creator to be banned in a warzone?
Does this mean that Diaz Biffle is now untouchable? I reached out to Raven Software on Twitter and informed them of Diaz Biffle. Raven software blocked me with no explanation. This is the exact reason why this channel exists. What he sees on his screen versus what you see is totally different. We know, we saw and we got
