TimTheTatman Prays For COD Warzone Hackers

When it comes to Call of Duty Warzone hackers, TimTheTatman has confessed that he now “prays” for them to gain access to his streams, describing it as “easy content” for his viewers.

Hackers aren’t the first to terrorize Call of Duty players. This is especially true in Warzone, where the long-awaited Ricochet anti-cheat appears to have had little effect in preventing cheats from hurting gamers’ gaming experiences.

The use of an aimbot to ensure that players never miss a shot is the most well-known form of hacking. Hackers, on the other hand, have lately upped their game by introducing a new cheat that transforms any vehicle into a flying car.

To gain access to airborne vehicles as dangerous as these new flying cars, players would normally have to call in a killstreak. TimTheTatman is praying it doesn’t happen to him because of the absurdity of these cheaters. 

On January 24, TimTheTatman was playing Warzone with Teep, Merk, and DougisRaw on a live stream. He was questioned by one of his teammates if he had ever run into a floating car while playing. Tim said solemnly; “I have not. Honest to god, I’m praying for it. I want it to happen to me.” His teammates seemed shocked that, with Tim’s luck, he hadn’t seen one yet. “That’s like a million view video, are you kidding me? I spectated a hack that was flying in a car’ holy sh*t!”

TimTheTatman is a popular YouTuber with 4.3 million followers and 35k concurrent viewers at the time of the video’s release. On a video posted on December 31, 2021, he came close to breaking two million views.

Tim and his colleagues continued to discuss the prospect of encountering hackers. Tim once boarded a helicopter and flew around hunting for hackers to watch. They were not, however, successful in their search.