News - Fifakill Using Aimbot Warzone 2. 0

And welcome back to another episode of our streamers cheaters 2 today! Before we get started. We have finally reached over one hundred thousand, and we received our silver play button recently. Let's crack on with the article: some time ago, I put a article out on FIFA Kill. This was a very strange article for me to be making because for a long time I actually supported FIFA Kill.

I liked watching his streams, however, and that clip that happened in Rebirth Island where somebody really shot through the wall was very strange. Like, he's just checking for sound this was one of those articles where they could have been wall hacks it could have been aimbus or they could have been silent team now he tried to go on and disprove, the claims against him of wall hacks and he tried to disprove the claims against him of Silent team he'd done this by setting up a barrier on the other side of the wall and he shot through the wall and proved that you can get hit markers through that wall and I actually came this close to making an apology article until I realized that there was actually a snap in that clip.

So no, it wasn't silent, and how he can claim it wasn't wall hacks based off of a sound cue but the way the aim snapped on that wall was very strange. Okay, the sound—I would let it go for some time because I've not seen anything else that has been bizarre in FIFA Kills gameplay until now, and now we're talking about War Zone 2 gameplay.

I have got some footage of a FIFA kill that looks like Aimbot locking on to an enemy who's gliding in, and we're going to be taking a look at that right now, so as usual, guys. I'm just going to play it through, watch the clip, you'll see what happens, and then I'm going to break it down afterwards.

Let's go! Yeah, all right, I'm going to try to push over towards you. Okay, so what we've got here is a very short clip, but it's in wall zone two, and the aim seems extremely bizarre. Think about the distance between FIFA Kill and the enemy who's gliding, and before you even try and say "rotational aim assist," let's pay attention to it again now.

Yeah, I'm saying there, and then he places his crosshair where the enemy is about to glide into it, but as soon as the enemy meets his crosshair, it perfectly pulls his crosshair with him. Let's watch that bit again from here. And the reason I say this is because it doesn't only pull down; it pulls down and to the side perfectly, where the enemy is.

We're going to play it again now for you guys in slow motion so you guys can see clearly exactly what I'm talking about with that perfect tracking. It almost looks like FIFA Killers toggled the embossing in this moment here. Yeah, all right, I'm going to try to push over towards you. I've got to get away from the hell that this part of you is in.

Yeah, I've got to get away from the hell that this part is in. So right at the end here, you can see that he's pulling back on his analog to get that streak to allow him to get rotational, aim assist, as well as moving left and right earlier on in this engagement, but for some reason, as you know, there was no sticky aim and there was no locking gun, which makes me think even a fair bit that when you compare the engagement we saw where the guy was gliding in to most of his engagements in the game, it almost feels like he toggled on at the wrong time when that guy was gliding in is FIFA kill toggling aim.

Boston, it definitely looked like it in that face clip if you compared it to one of his own clips where he wasn't able to get that perfect tracking, right, so the question is how long has FIFA Kill been toggling ain't boss on for it seems to be happening quite often from the clip in Rebirth Island where it seemed that he toggled Aimbot through the wall, and now it's happening again in Warzone 2.

Anybody saying that it's rotational aim assist has no clue when you have literally just watched a clip of FIFA Street while steaming at an enemy.