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Warzone's Mara catches two streamers cheating on Twitch - Gaming News
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Warzone's Mara catches two streamers cheating on Twitch - Gaming News
Here’s a fun one. Alex Zedra, a Twitch streamer and, coincidentally, the voice actor for Mara in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone, caught two fellow streamers, Icy Vixen and BeardedBanger, cheating on their live streams, which has subsequently lead to both accounts being suspended by Twitch.
Both BeardedBanger and Sarah “Icy Vixen” Belles faced a swift suspension from Twitch after Zedra caught them in what looked like suspicious gameplay, reminiscent of somebody using aimbots and wallhacks. Icy Vixen was suspended first, before BeardedBanger fell to the same fate.
Hey @Twitch I hosted a streamer hacking during a tourney…just thought you should know. IcyVixen and BeardedBanger. pic.twitter.com/ZQgEpAgYeM
— A L E X ᡕᠵ᠊ᡃ່࡚ࠢ࠘ ⸝່ࠡࠣ᠊߯᠆ࠣ࠘ᡁࠣ࠘᠊᠊ࠢ࠘𐡏 💕 (@Alex_zedra) March 12, 2021
BeardedBanger had recently boasted about being offered a Twitch partnership just 12 days into their Twitch streaming career. Presumably, that’s now off the table. “Thank you Twitch for banning the most toxic hackers I’ve ever come across in my five years of being on this platform,” said Zedra on Twitter. “Glad I got to witness him being banned live after being called bitch and to 1v1 them as they’re blatantly hacking.”
Cheating has been a major issue for Warzone since it released, so it’s great to see, at least on this occasion, two cheaters getting what they rightly deserve.
Source link gamefront.com
a/ Helping Hand: Streaming Vimeo on your Smart TV
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a/ Helping Hand: Streaming Vimeo on your Smart TV
how to use your smart tv for virtual cinema and vimeo Likes: 0 Viewed: source
Demo- How to Live Stream on Vimeo using Your Smart Phone
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Demo- How to Live Stream on Vimeo using Your Smart Phone
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Demo- How to Live Stream on Vimeo using Your Smart Phone
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Demo- How to Live Stream on Vimeo using Your Smart Phone
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Pavement step_Ariana
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Pavement step_Ariana
Relying on the legacy of postmodern dance and at the same time resulting as a kind of a tribute to dance artists Trisha Brown and Yvonne Rainer, “Pavement Step” focuses on what it means today in contemporary dance to step out of the stage into outdoor spaces, when faced with numerous restrictions due to Coronavirus Covid-19, with which the survival of dance as a performing art as we know it is disrupted. We are interested in what a movement based on everyday gestures means, when it is evident that contemporary dance is a fusion of all kinds of movements. What does it mean for everyday movement to „settle in” a trained body, or body that is training less than usual because of restrictions. Which new connotations everyday movement acquires in a dance performance almost sixty years after it was established by the first postmodern choreographers.
“Pavement Step” combines “pop-up” live presentations that take place in different city locations (but are not created as a site-specific performance) and three short videos for internet broadcasting intended to build a unity with the live performance. At the same time both formats strive to function on their own as separate performative units. Such a performative format imposes a consideration of the relations between the time of live performance and the time of video distribution, which already by the characteristics of the medium itself inscribes asynchronisy of the event, and the question if the video is the extension of the live performance or vice versa and what happens in their rift considering space-time incongruity. The dispersion of watching such a split performance units puts the spectator in the spotlight as well: is the spectator that is viewing a performance in the stage space also the same spectator that is viewing the event on the street and the video, or they are three completely different spectators, three audiences? How to approach them, what are they interested in dance, how do they witness a dance event and/or participate in it? How does the optics change in regard to the different parameters of live performance and performance for the camera and what kind of attention does performance and viewing require in these contexts?
Authorship and choreography: MARTINA NEVISTIĆ Performance: ARIANA PRPIĆ Dramaturgical support: IVANA SLUNJSKI Photography and Filming: NEVEN PETROVIĆ Graphic design: SARA PAVLEKOVIĆ PREIS Production: UPPU Puls 2020 Realized with the support of Republic of Croatia Ministry of Culture Likes: 0 Viewed: source
The Week (2020) Trailer. A Let's Work Adventure.
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The Week (2020) Trailer. A Let's Work Adventure.
The Week (2020) is a streaming series that distributes a public domain audiobook version of Capital by Karl Marx. While taking the form of a ‘Let’s Play’ video game stream, where viewers can listen to the book while staring at video games that simulate work and jobs.
The video takes from forms of game streaming, but also other modes of content consumption such as podcasting, ASMR and sleep tapes.
It is over on www.twitch.tv/alanbutler, starting June 20, 2020.
There will be 19 episodes, each with a duration of around 2 hours. Upon completion, the whole series will be available as a 40 hour stream.
About Let’s Play: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let%27s_Play
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Call of Duty streamer caught cheating live on Twitch - Gaming News
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Call of Duty streamer caught cheating live on Twitch - Gaming News
MrGolds, a Twitch streamer who plays Call of Duty: Warzone, has been banned from the platform after he accidentally revealed his cheating tools live on stream – while ironically bragging about just how good he was at the game.
MrGolds had around 1,800 viewers when the incident occurred, and was bragging about his “good recoil” control and just how good he was at the game, before asking the audience “have you ever seen anyone play like me?” The answer, as it turns out, was yes – cheaters are a dime a dozen in Warzone, you know.
All the while, MrGolds was showing off a program on his screen called EngineOwning – a cheat program that allows gamers to cheat in a range of games, including Modern Warfare and Warzone.
Streamer gets caught with cheat menu LIVE on stream
Everyone report his stream pls
proof: https://t.co/8LVEjcP05k twitch: https://t.co/fQn1dyLL0a pic.twitter.com/eWfjuq4Wgc
— ✴️ (@ERA7E) August 24, 2020
The moment the penny drops is a moment of pure gold, as he simply says “oh my God, man” before the video abruptly ends. MrGolds later tried to save face on Instagram, releasing a post claiming that he wasn’t cheating, although the damage has been done – MrGolds has officially been banned from Twitch.
Cheating continues to be a huge problem for Warzone, however, with many in the community feeling that not enough is being done by Infinity Ward to curb the problem.
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