Inhuman Warzone clip shows why Symfuhny is always accused of cheating Twitter, @Symfuhny \/ ActivisionOf all Warzone players, few are accused of cheating as much as Symfuhny. And, in the wake of major hacking drama, the streamer proves why with an absurd clip that defies all logic. When you search Mason \u2018Symfuhny\u2019 Lanier\u2019s gamertag on the internet, you can\u2019t avoid an assortment of accusations of, and investigations into, aimbot or wall-hacks by the renowned gamer. While his brief foray into the Rust craze was practically untouched by those concerns, his work in Call of Duty: Warzone is absolutely filled with speculation. Thus far, Sym is one of the top-10 highest earners in Warzone and has been a major fixture in tournament after tournament since the game\u2019s release on March 2020. But if you Google him or simply peruse Reddit, Twitter and YouTube, seeing \u201chackusations\u201d is unavoidable. Symfuhny even leans into these concerns, frequently trying to hit silly flicks and shots through walls. The streamer uses mouse and keyboard so many of his plays feel foreign to console players, specifically. Unsurprisingly, he took the recent Warzone cheating drama to fuel the fire a little more with an inhuman clip with the Kar98k. Yo @Tommey We can talk about this\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/d1Ni7RJNlY\u2014 Symfuhny (@Symfuhny) January 22, 2021 No one is surprised by two quick downs with the FFAR, an AR that shreds in the close-to-medium ranges. But\u2026a Kar98 quick-scope through a wall? It\u2019s obvious why people think Sym must be subscribed to some sort of hacking services. As the longstanding competitive gamer\u2019s fans \u2014 of which there are millions \u2014 will tell you, there\u2019s no aimbot or ESP wall-hacks toggled. Instead, it\u2019s all a phenomenon dubbed with a tongue-in-cheek term: \u201cSym.exe.\u201d And this clip, noteworthy by itself, comes at the perfect time for spicy reactions \u2014 right at the end of a week filled with competitive Warzone hacking drama. During two of the most recent Warzone tournaments, former Dallas Empire player in the Call of Duty League, Thomas \u2018Tommey\u2019 Trewren, was tasked with investigating accused cheaters. Now, big streamers are getting in on the action. Ignoring the conclusions of those investigations, it appears that everyone is interested in a piece of the pie. While Sym lets Tommey know that they \u201ccan talk about this,\u201d Rhys \u2018Rated\u2019 Price shyly confesses that he \u201ccan explain\u201d his big-brain predictive kill. As Sym continually exemplifies, fair plays can often look suspicious. His weirdest, most inhuman clips can provide a cautionary tale against hacking accusations and show why formal processes need to be in place when cheating is truly suspected. While smaller streamers have more to prove, Sym and other pros like Rated have large sample sizes. That experience helps show that it\u2019s unlikely they\u2019ve resorted to cheating and more likely they\u2019re simply lucking into these crazy plays.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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