Call of Duty: Warzone- Dr Disrespect and TimTheTatman Call Out Alleged Hacker in the Tournament but Video Proves Otherwise

The cheating issue in Call of Duty: Warzone has become a massive problem over the last few months. Players around the world meet enemies that easily decimate them using cheats like aimbot and many more. Fans have had a tough time in Verdansk, and even with the announcement of an anti-cheat, players want to see the developers implement more measures.

The problem of cheating came in light recently when the popular Warzone trio of Dr Disrespect, TimTheTatman and ZLaner met a potential hacker during a tournament. Just like every other time, the trio called out the hacker for the blatant cheating. However, the potential hacker clapped back by providing evidence that proved he wasn’t cheating.

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Dr Disrespect, TimTheTatman and ZLaner meets ‘hacker’ during Warzone event

The iconic YouTube Gaming trio of TimTheTatman, Dr Disrespect and ZLaner recently took part in a $50,000 Warzone tournament. The trio were on fire before they hit a roadblock of an one-man army that wiped their squad out. After the hacker somehow killed ZLaner first, the Two Time tried to take revenge for his friend’s death.

However, the hacker somehow destroyed Dr Disrespect as well using a Pistol that shocked everyone. After watching the kill cam, the Champions Club noticed that the hacker moved his crosshair on Doc’s head perfectly, which eventually lead to his death. The trio then replayed their deaths again, and they thought that this player was hacking. They even called him out for using cheats as well.

‘Hacker’ claps back with proof of no cheats

Following allegations of cheating from TimTheTatman and Dr Disrespect, the potential hacker proved that he didn’t use any cheats at all. The player in question was Kkrptix, who is also a Warzone content creator. He posted his POV which showed how de-synced Doc’s kill cam was. While Doc and his Champions Club saw a lagged kill cam, Kkryptix’ actual gameplay proved that he was playing fair.

The de-synced kill cam shows how Call of Duty: Warzone has a lot of problem. Issues like this might have even caused unnecessary bans to players who don’t use cheats or hacks. We can’t also blame Doc, Tim and ZLaner as they can only talk about what they saw. With rampant cheating in Verdansk, players are forced to believe that every good player might be a hacker using cheats and the developers at Raven Software need to fix that.

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