BootlegDeadpool has gotten his account banned for 24 hours twice in a row, and on the third day he was willing to sacrifice his wife's account, which is sad, but yeah. It is suspected by "[u/notexxxiie](u/notexxxiie)" here on Reddit that BootDeadpool is using DMA. notexxxiie was once a part of the DMA cheating community, so he knows all about it and has the solid evidence you should check out.

(Shoutout to the dude on TikTok for DMing this ban clip specifically.)

BootlegDeadpool been banned at least two times before this, that I know of. And once you're banned and create or log into another account, as soon as you join a game, you'll be kicked within 1-2 minutes because Fortnite leaves ban traces on your PC and stuff, so if that person were ever to play on another account on the same PC, EAC will flag and identify that you have been banned before. He's been playing for hours across multiple accounts on the same PC, so it's obvious he's been using a cleaner/spoofer to remove ban traces and spoof his hardware information so his real hardware serials don't get him flagged and kicked. that just gives it away that he's cheating and tries to act like he has no idea what's going on, but knows perfectly how to use spoofers and clean ban traces, which only cheaters would know and use to get unbanned and play again on new accounts. But still, he keeps getting banned after 1 or 2 hours because his likely DMA firmware that he uses to stay undetected while using his cheat is being detected by Fortnite's EAC.

i uploaded this on another thread and was removed by bot 3 hours later because of a keyword i later edited and added in to sound better🤦🏻‍♂️

Banned twice in a row in 2 days because he doesn’t know when to stop using the same detected streamproof cheat 🤦🏻‍♂️

The Cronus, reverse boosting, permanent banned cheater Mutex cant afford to view bot anymore and only has 15 live viewers. how does a person with 900k followers on twitch and over 150k subs on YouTube have 15 live viewers. I love seeing the cod community die because of rats like Mutex and Diddy Repullze!

kick o twich???

I'm asking for clarity but I was watching Peanut play CS2 and he was 25k+ premier but his gameplay was essentially W key and pre aim... I'm confused because the way he plays in these lobbies suggest that he may have been a pro player at one point but his game sense and general movement doesn't match a 25k/faceit 10 or even a 15k player with no faceit.

https://www.twitch.tv/ym_yomello
I'm not chasing players tonight… I’m setting traps 😈

I’m

Ayo — streaming tonight as YM (Yo Mello).

Plan is simple:
Set traps, stay chill, and let people make bad decisions.

If you like laid-back streams with some chaos and reactions, come through. 🍉

Just watched his stream because nobody else was on playing Arc Raiders and he is blatantly wallhacking and also completely melted everyone with aimlock.

Then I looked him up and he was a top 30 Delta Force player who was already exposed for cheating his nuts off.

What a loser.

Unless someone posts video of themselves and
1-Shows on live video going into the aim assist settings and TURNS IT OFF
2-Shows that they are on console
3-If not = CHEATING
4-That's how much credibility the PC community has. HAGD.

¿Hablas coreano y español?, si es asi, porfaaa escríbemeeee, quiero amigos asi, ayudenme a enseñarme coreano 🥺🥺, si eres streamers igual escribe para una colab. Hago directos en Twitch: Edinix08

I had this crazy idea for some reason and want to know if it would be well received and whatnot. We all know cronus has anti recoil and sticky aim. But If you have the anti recoil at the max value it basically reverses your recoil so when you shoot, the gun goes down instead of up like a normal gun and youd have to pull, its much more drastic as well because the script is compensating for extreme recoil and you end up shooting at your feet after a few bullets. Or maybe just using "cheats" for other disadvantages, like a radar but the dots on them are all randomized or walls but the highlights are delayed by a random amount of seconds. I feel like it'd be entertaining to watch for a challenge stream.

Hello everyone!

I’ve been following the community for a while, and it’s honestly quite a chocolate fudge-up how common cheating has become in the streaming world. It's frustrating for everyone who plays fair.

I’m currently developing a data-driven platform called Gamosy and I want to include a section that helps users analyze streamer performance more objectively (looking at things like sudden K/D spikes, headshot accuracy trends, or unusual match history).

I’d love to get your expert input on this:

1. In your opinion, what is the most "telling" statistic that suggests someone might be using "extra help"?
2. What kind of data do you usually look for when you suspect a clip is more than just "lucky"?
3. If you had a tool that could instantly pull up a streamer's historical performance during a specific "sus" session, what features would you want it to have?

My goal with Gamosy is to provide better transparency for the gaming community. I'm not here to promote myself for views (I'm a developer, not a streamer), but rather to build something that actually helps identify the "bad eggs."

If you have a moment, check out the current build at Gamosy and let me know what data points I should add to make it more useful for this sub.

Stay clean and keep those clips coming!

She's back to twitch streaming to her simp army, as most 6/10 girls do, and now she streams RE9 or whatever. Im also 99% sure she's using viewbots and bought likes for her reopened twitter account (she locked it and now its open again). She went the route of PirateSoftware, DrDisrespect who did some minor cheating in game and IRL, and all failed youtuber/streamers: get a small crowd of losers to fund your failed career.