A clip of Battlefield 6 sparked a discussion about whether the person is cheating. Now thousands want to see on Twitch if that’s true.
Who is it about? Over the past 10 days, thousands of gamers discussed a clip from the Twitch streamer “rileycs”. The clip has now nearly 89 million views and over 6,000 comments (via X).
In the comments, many users discuss whether her skill is legitimate or if she is cheating. In the nearly two-minute video, she achieved some amazing kills in the Beta of Battlefield 6. Especially her precise flicks and crosshair placement became a topic of conversation.
As reported by the English-language online magazine Dexerto, the player was even banned on Twitch in the meantime. This was likely a result of mass reports. The ban has since been lifted.
What is the latest development with the streamer? Since the clip and the lifting of the streamer’s ban on Twitch, many shooter fans seem to want to verify her skills. The viewer numbers for the streamer have skyrocketed in the past few days, and she has broken her previous records multiple times.
In August 2025, rileycs had an average of 387 viewers, with a peak of 1,539 users watching her broadcast live. In comparison, in July 2025, only an average of 28 viewers watched her. Her previous record was from August 2024 and stood at 290 viewers.
Overall, the streamer, who is a so-called VTuber and does not show her face but appears behind an animated character, has gained over 14,000 new followers this month.
Is she really cheating? That remains unclear, as it is difficult to judge based on a few clips and streams. There is no clear evidence of using an aimbot or wallhack.
Several shooter experts and content creators who focus on the topic of “aiming” have since expressed their opinions on the clip. The YouTuber “optimum” is example convinced that the streamer is not cheating, as she initially misses slightly on many of her flicks and then corrects her crosshair.
If you want to be good at shooters like Battlefield 6 without training an aim as good as the streamer, there are a few small tricks you can follow to achieve better results. You can read more about it here on MeinMMO: 5 tips on how to get better in any shooter without training
