Apex Legends dev confirms ban for streamer openly broadcasting their cheats | Latest Gaming News 2023

Alex Garton  ❘   Published: 2023-01-12T17:23:00  ❘   Updated: 2023-01-12T17:23:09 An Apex Legends dev has confirmed that a streamer who regularly broadcasts themselves

hacking on Twitch has been banned. Apex Legends is a competitive game at its core and the majority of players go into every single match looking to secure a victory. While most of

the community relies on their skill alone, others prefer to take shortcuts and use third-party software to cheat. These hacks usually come in the form of aimbots, wallhacks, or

sometimes enhanced movement abilities. While Apex’s anti-cheat usually detects cheaters automatically, that’s not always the case, with some hackers dodging suspensions for

weeks until a manual ban is enforced.Article continues after ad Well, one streamer took it to the next level, openly streaming their hacks on Twitch, before a dev confirmed that

they had been permanently suspended from the Outlands. Respawn EntertainmentRespawn has promised improvements for the anti-cheat are coming. Hacking Twitch streamer banned from

Apex Legends A Twitch streamer that regularly broadcasts themselves hacking on Apex Legends has been after terrorizing lobbies with a blatant aimbot. As you can see below, the

player has no interest in hiding the third-party software. Their gun automatically locks onto foes and wipes them before they have a chance to react.Subscribe to our newsletter for

the latest updates on Esports, Gaming and more. Taking to Twitter on January 10, IntrepidusOne tagged Security Analyst at Respawn Conor ‘Hideouts’ Ford with a clip of the

streamer using an aimbot.Article continues after ad The dev quickly responded by saying that the cheater has been “banned via automated detection” just after this tweet had

been posted. They were banned via automated detection 10 mins after you posted this. Ty for clip and link to their stream— Conor Ford / Hideouts (@RSPN_Hideouts) January 11, 2023

While this suspension may prevent the streamer from playing on their original account, there’s nothing stopping them from creating a new one. Not only that, based on their recent

vods, they’ve been openly streaming hacks for an extended period of time with no punishment. The community will be hoping that the anti-cheat improvements arrive soon, to prevent

cheaters from ruining any more matches.