xQc & Adin Ross Play Black Ops 2

Adin Ross and Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel, two of the most popular Twitch streamers, decided to play a Black Ops 2 wager against each other with a few colleagues, and it concluded with xQc accusing Adin’s teammate of cheating. 

Although Black Ops 2 was released in 2012, it is still considered by many to be the best Call of Duty game in the franchise’s history. Adin Ross and xQc went head-to-head in a BO2 wager battle to give fans a taste of the ‘good old days’ of Call of Duty, and for the most part, everyone was pleased, both players and fans. Things quickly deteriorated, however, as xQc’s team developed suspicions about Adin’s teammate, Prime. 

Prime may be seen lying prone on the left side of the map while playing Hijacked, but then crying out that the opponents are on the right, despite not seeing anyone to confirm it. This, according to xQc, could be due to people in Prime’s chat stating that they’re on the right track. Prime himself said that he “can’t believe they’re accusing him of cheating,” while Adin tried to jump to his defense. 

Prime then attempted to establish that, after being accused of it, he wasn’t even staring at a different monitor to acquire intel, demonstrating that he doesn’t have any screens in the direction he was being accused of. 

He stated he was staring at the minimap in the top right corner of his screen at the time. 

Shortly after, xQc’s stream stopped, and while he wasn’t certain that Prime was cheating, he had concerns about the authenticity of his games. While this wager match brings Black Ops 2 back to the center of Twitch, we are unlikely to see these two teams face off again anytime soon.