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Competitive #Warzone players have been using routers that allow you to force your region to wherever in the world you want to get “bot lobbies.”
This has been going on since Warzone tournaments gained popularity.
Between hackers, Cronus, and this’d comp Warzone is in a bad spot
Accusations are flying around at all types of creators, and many larger creators such as @NICKMERCS have had their suspicions about this for quite a while.
Currently there is no sure fire way to prove who has and hasn’t been using this “exploit” but it could be anyone.
Also, to further add evidence to the claims we are making here’s a tidbit of info. We work with multiple tournament platforms for advertising and partnerships, and the best one we’ve worked with thus far is looking HEAVILY in to combatting netduma routers being exploited.
Full details coming tomorrow! Thanks to @KIRNEILL for taking the time to speak with us about possible ways internet options can affect players lobbies!
netduma frauds
Now we know how these mfs dropping 50 bombs
These dudes are talented no doubt but I’ve seen so many videos of them playing dudes that legit have no thumbs.
yikes
Thats been going on since AW and the netduma R1
Stuff like this is why custom game tournaments are better
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