A streamer has now been banned on Twitch for cheating in his matches while playing Apex Legends. In the end, he was caught in his own streams.
This is the streamer in question: The Argentine streamer “MOBADOS” regularly hosts streams on Twitch. However, some viewers noticed that he was hitting unexpectedly well. He shoots so accurately that some viewers believe that third-party software must have been used.
More and more cheaters are appearing in Apex Legends. Because of this, many viewers are paying closer attention to the streamers. The Argentine has now been caught.
On Reddit, some players discussed this, and Twitch reacted: They banned the streamer from their platform.
How the streamer caught himself
How it all came to light: Some of the Argentine’s streams were just too good. He easily took down opponents and hardly missed a shot.
One stream, in particular, stood out:
For many players, this behavior could only be explained by someone using cheats.
They asked about it in the comments, but the streamer quickly deleted those inquiries. This made the situation even more peculiar.
What players suspect: On Reddit, a player shared the noticeable clips from the stream and received much support for it. Many players are convinced that the Argentine used two pieces of software:
- Aimlock: This software makes aiming easier. It directly targets the opponent, and even if they move, they cannot be lost from the crosshairs.
- Norecoil: This prevents almost all weapon recoil, allowing for straight shooting.
This fueled the rumors: Under the Reddit post, an older video of the streamer was also shown, where cheating was a topic as well. In it, you can see more clips that confirm his cheating:
This is how Twitch reacted: After all the commotion surrounding MOBADOS, the streaming platform also reacted. They quickly closed the channel of the Argentine. Now he can no longer stream there.
He was previously a “Partnered Streamer” on Twitch – the closure of his channel means a significant setback for him.
Respawn has already announced that they want to take stronger action against cheaters:
