Twitch streamer MrGolds may have faced the worst case of karma. During a Warzone livestream, the streamer did not hesitate to brag about his great one between games ‘recoil control’ in the game, but did not notice that EngineOwning – what cheat software is – visible on its desktop where everyone could see it.
MrGolds himself claims at high and low that – despite the presence of EngineOwning – that he did not use the software during the stream. To put his money where his mouth is, he later showed a stream where he had a background camera record that he wasn’t running any cheat software, but Twitch was relentless and deleted MrGolds’ channel.
Unfortunately, MrGolds’ unintentional reveal also highlights the biggest problem within the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare multiplayer and Warzone, namely the sheer number of cheaters who manage to ruin the gameplay and the fun you should get out of it for someone else. Even a serious call from Infinity Ward to stop this by now has not helped so far.
Whether MrGolds ever gets his channel back is in the hands of Twitch. What do you think? Is a permanent ban from Twitch justified in such cases or should MrGolds be ‘forgiven’ over time? Let us know in the comments.
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